Swanholm Lookout is located near Featherville in the Boise Mountains. It follows a doubletrack trail to Swanholm Lookout. It is a multi-use trail open to mountain biking, hiking, horseback riding, and ATVs.

Dahlonega Road is a forest dirt road that is open to ATVs, and mountain biking, hiking. It is used to access Big Hole Pass and other trails. It can be ridden in both directions and is easy riding.

Leaning Fir Trail is located in the Caribou-Targhee National Forest. It begins at the Leaning Fir Staging area. The trail is narrow and twisty with small elevation changes. The maximum vehicle width is 50 inches or less. A spark arresting exhaust silencer or end cap is required and there is a 96db noise limit

Meadow Lake Road #002 is a multi-use trail used by mountain biking, hiking, horseback riding, and ATVs. It follows a gravel road to Meadow Lake and is suitable for stock SUVs. It can be done in both directions.

Road 012 is a multi-use trail that follows a rough logging access road. It is mostly used as an access trail to others in the area used by mountain biking, hiking, horseback riding, and ATVs. It can be done in both directions.

Lick Creek (078) connects the Bradley Gulch CDT with the Big Hole Pass road. It travels through a pine forest and is suitable for a stock SUV. It can be done in either direction and is open July-October.

This route follows an old logging road located right off of Highway 28. It is mostly used by motorized vehicles but is also open to mountain biking, and hiking so be courteous of others recreating. It is easy to follow and can be done in both directions.

Big Flat ATV Trail #352 is located in the Brownlee and Cuddy Mountain area. It follows a doubletrack trail that is open for ATVs, motorcycles, hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding. It can be done in both directions and is easy.

Phelan Meadow Spur follows an old logging in the Salmon area. It is accessed off Ridge Road 020. It is a multi-use trail open to mountain biking, hiking, horseback riding, and ATVs. It can be used in both directions and is suitable for stock SUVs.

This route follows Sturgill Ridge #285 to the Sturgill Peak Lookout. It is a multi use trail open to hiking, ATVs, horseback riding, mountain biking, and snowmobiles during the winter.