This area consists of about 800 acres of BLM desert trails, steep hill climbs and dunes and it is open year-round. There is a vault toilet at the south staging area and primitive camping is permitted.

Open year-round, this area offers 610 acres of sand dunes. Overnight camping is permitted however there are currently no hookups available. Some amenities are offered such as picnic tables, shelters and BBQ grills which can be found at the Cottonwood site. The nothern Bowl site also has picnic tables and some shelters.

This ten acre complex features is open to both motocross bikes and quads. The park features a 1.4 mile motocross track and an 8 mile grand prix track, as well as about 9,000 acres of nearby BLM desert trails. Nearby Escondida Lake offers fishing and camping and there is a paintball park directly across the street. Primitive overnight camping is also permitted at the track free of charge. Flooding problems have caused some events to be cancelled so be sure to visit the website for current status, practice schedule and always call before you haul.

The Robledo Mountains OHV Area is a large area with mutiple 4x4 trails in the hills and mountains just northwest of Las Cruces. The main access road is mild up to and well past the main parking area as it heads past the rock mine and into the mountains. Take a left at the fork while you are in the canyon to reach the first network of rocky and steep 4x4 trails, as well as the mountain bike trail (non-motorized vehicles only). There are plenty more trails and diversions, mostly off to the left (south) of the main road. You might not find these trails as fun on a dirt bike or ATV, because the area is very dry and rocky, with no trees or shade. There are no fees, but no services either, so come prepared. This trail system is more popular with 4x4 enthusiasts and the Las Cruces 4WD Club often hosts the annual Chile Challenge jeep event here.

Both quads and motorcycles are permitted at this motocross park featuring two tracks. Overnight camping is permitted but there are no hookups or developed campgrounds. Visit the website for the latest schedules and regulations, and call before you haul.