Lincoln County offers a web of trail systems for unlimited OHV fun, with numerous routes through washes and valleys, along forested ridgelines and through sagebrush steppe habitat. The county is home to Basin and Range National Monument, four State Parks, multiple ghost towns, and spectacular vistas and geologic wonders.
The Northern trails offer access to the Wilson Creek Mountains and opportunities to explore Echo Dam and Spring Valley State Parks, Panaca Hills and the Basin and Range National Monument.
South of Caliente, there is a large network of interloping roads in the area and most are signed by the Kokopelli OHV club based out of Mesquite Nevada. The signs provide guidance to get travelers from Caliente down to Mesquite and back using roads suitable for a full-sized 4wd.
Some roadways are passable by passenger vehicles, but rugged and changing road conditions may require 4-wheel drive, high-clearance vehicles. Depending on weather conditions, some routes may be impassable at certain times of the year. Check with local land managers for current conditions and closures.
Learn more about suggested routes within this trail network:
See the Lincoln County Authority on Tourism's website for places to stay, eat and recreate.
Do not touch or take any artifacts from any archeological sites you may come across. Please report damage to archeological sites here!
Download map files for your own use.
There are multiple trailheads across the county. See map for locations.
Chief Mountain South, off of Hwy 93 just east of Caliente, has camping facilities and a practice track for beginner riders.
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