Montana gives you room to think and room to ride. Miles of ATV trails, backcountry terrain and the kind of space that lets you connect to the moment.

2,800 Glendive’s Short Pine OHV area is one of the state’s largest, and offers 2,800 acres of recreation area.

6 Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks allows six different types of off-highway vehicles on public roads and trails.

29,000 Approximately 29,000 off-highway vehicles were registered in Montana in 2025.

Off-Highway Vehicle Riding in Montana

Ride in Montana.

Riding in Montana is about knowing what you’re doing and knowing who you’re with. It’s not crowded. Not rushed. Just you, your crew and the trail ahead.

Start where the trail begins.

Trailheads are not far from where you stay. Small towns, backroads and staging areas make it easy to get moving without overthinking it.

Where To Stay

Ride longer. Stay connected.

You ride for the terrain, but you stay for the people. Breaks at overlooks. Conversations at the trucks.

Things To Do in Montana

Trail Stories

What stays with you.

Some moments happen on the throttle. Others happen when you stop. Both are part of the ride.

The Off-Roads Less Traveled

Adventure comes easily in the terrain near Great Falls in Central Montana. Russ Ehnes knows it firsthand.

Where To Camp With Your OHV

There’s no better way to enjoy an off-roading adventure than ending the day at a scenic campsite just minutes from the trail.

Off-Roading in Montana

Load up your motorcycles and dirtbikes and gas up your ATVs: It’s time to hit the trails in Montana.

“We work on these trails all spring, so we can play all summer.”
Russ Ehnes, President of the Great Falls Trail Bike Riders Association

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