Off-Road Trails in Idaho
5 trails ranging from easy scenic drives to expert-only rock crawling across Idaho.
Salmon River Backcountry
The River of No Return lives up to its name. Follow precipitous dirt roads along Idaho's deepest canyon with 1,000-foot drops, no guardrails, and no cell service. One of the most committing off-road drives in America.
Magruder Corridor
One of the most remote roads in the Lower 48. This 101-mile route through the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness connects Red River, Idaho to Darby, Montana through pristine mountain wilderness.
Sawtooth Mountain Roads
Idaho's answer to the Alps. Jagged granite peaks tower over forest roads that climb to stunning alpine basins. Stanley's main street has more elk than people.
Owyhee Canyonlands
Idaho's secret canyon country rivals Utah without the crowds. Vast desert canyons, natural hot springs, and ancient petroglyphs along some of the most remote BLM roads in the lower 48. Bring extra fuel and water.
Priest Lake Backcountry
North Idaho's crystal-clear lake surrounded by rugged forest roads. Remote campsites on the upper lake are only accessible by boat or 4x4.