Resources
Helpful links
Maps, permits, avalanche and weather reports — the same references we check before we send a machine out. Follow all state and local laws during your ride.
Trails and riding areas
Where to ride in southeast Idaho — dirt bike, side-by-side, ATV or snowmobile.
- Idaho Trail Mapping ProgramStatewide OHV trail maps from Idaho Parks & Recreation, built on US Forest Service Motor Vehicle Use Maps.
- Southeast Idaho High CountryRegional guide to ATV and side-by-side trails, scenic routes and nearby towns.
- US Forest Service — Caribou-TargheeMotor vehicle use maps, closures, fire restrictions and campground status for the forest we ride most.
- Idaho State ParksPark-by-park access info, day-use fees and staging areas for trailers.
Registration, permits and rules
- Idaho OHV registration and stickersCurrent registration requirements for OHVs and snowmobiles. Our rental units come stickered — bring your own registration if the machine is yours.
- Idaho Fish and GameLicenses, seasons and access rules if you're riding into hunting or fishing country.
- Idaho boating rules and invasive species checkRequired safety gear, launch rules and the invasive species sticker for anything going on the water.
Weather, snow and road conditions
- Sawtooth Avalanche CenterDaily backcountry avalanche forecast. Check it before every snowmobile trip — no exceptions.
- National Weather Service — PocatelloForecasts, watches and warnings for the eastern Idaho mountains and valleys.
- Idaho 511 road conditionsLive road, pass and closure status for hauling a trailer over the mountain.
Ride safe
- Avalanche awareness trainingFind a course near you. Beacon, shovel and probe only help if you know how to use them.
- Tread LightlyResponsible riding ethics — stay on the trail, pack it out, keep access open for everyone.
- Leave No TraceThe seven principles, short and practical, for camping and riding on public land.
These are third-party resources we find useful. Conditions, fees and rules change — always confirm with the agency before you head out.
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