Ride from Ketchum to Hailey via Smoky Bar

St. Joe Divide follows a double-track trail near Avery, Idaho. This is a multi-use trail open to mountain biking, hiking, and motorcycles. There are some challenging climbs and beautiful scenery.

Three Mile Ridge #124 follows a steep singletrack trail with some side-hilling and loose gravel. It is a multi-use trail that is also open to mountain biking and hiking. The popular direction is done downhill. Watch for downed deadfall in early spring.

The Canfield Mountain Trail System has over 30 miles of single-track motorcycle trails. The terrain has a good mix of drop-offs, rocky sections, and scattered tree roots. Mild trails are marked with letters, and more difficult trail have numbers. There are nice views of Hayden Lake and the surrounding mountains. There is a 96db noise limit and a spark arresting exhaus silencer or end cap is required for all vehicles.

Located in the Pioneer Mountains, this trail begins at the Cooper Creek Campground. It winds through a thick forest that has some beautiful views on a single track trail. Expect some steep climbs and descents. There is no fee to ride but a spark arresting exhaust or end cap is required and there is a 96db noise limit.

Secret Canyon follows a popular singletrack trail that is used for mountain biking, hiking, and horseback riding. The trail can be done in both directions and can be tricky to follow sometimes.

Peace Creek Trail is a singletrack trail that is open to mountain biking, hiking, horseback riding, and motorcycling. It can be done in both directions and explores a variety of terrain including pine forests, and sagebrush hillsides with scenic views in every direction. Early spring months will have overgrown vegetation, with lots of downed trees, and branches.

Highline #316 is located in the St. Charles Canyon area near Montpelier, Idaho. This is the ATV section of the trail. It is a multi-use trail and can be done in both directions.

Claypeak Recreation Area has several motocross track, and side trails. There is a huge stagine area with plenty of parking a vault toilet, and some spectator blearers. There is no fee to riide, but a registrations sticker is available. There is a 96db noise limit and a spark arresting exhaus silencer or end cap is required for all vehicles.

The Boundary Creek Trail follows a steep route through the Sawtooth Mountains. The trail is well maintained on a south facing slope along a prominent ridgeline. This is a challenging trail and for experienced riders only. Stay away during wet weather.