Idaho’s Sawtooth National Forest Trails
Sawtooth National Forest trail planning details how to verify OHV routes, check vehicle limits, and prepare for mountain terrain.
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The Magruder Corridor and Idaho Backcountry
The Magruder Corridor backcountry route planning guide explains how to choose a machine, check conditions, and prepare for limited services.
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Where to Ride an ATV in Idaho
Idaho ATV riding regions and trip planning rules explain machine width limits, route access, closures, and trail difficulty levels.
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Stopping Where a Road Crosses an Idaho Trail
Idaho trail crossings require complete ATV stops before the road surface to check for hidden vehicles and oncoming traffic.
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Riding Two Abreast on a Back Road
Idaho trail regulations explain whether off-highway vehicle riders can legally travel side by side on public roads.
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Towing a Small Trailer Behind an OHV
Idaho rules for towing small trailers behind off-highway vehicles explain legal requirements, public lands, and restricted vehicle plates.
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Idaho Rules Where a Forest Road Becomes a Highway
Idaho OHV regulations explain legal requirements for driving ATVs and UTVs when forest roads transition into state highways.
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Riding a County Road After Dark
Idaho law for riding ATVs and UTVs on county roads after dark, detailing required headlights, taillights, and mirrors.
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Idaho Rules for Riding a Canal Bank Road
Idaho canal bank road rules, federal reclamation projects, and local irrigation districts determine where ATVs can legally ride.
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Where an Idaho Trail Meets a County Road
Idaho restricted use plates, county ordinances, and local road access rules govern driving ATVs and UTVs on public roads.
