A network of OHV trails between Austin and Kingston offering sweeping views and adventure through the scenic Toiyabe Mountain Range. Start your journey in the historic mining town of Austin. Location Lander County, Nevada Length 270 miles (network) Difficulty Moderate to Difficult Towns Austin, Kingston Surface Dirt, Gravel/Crushed Stone Pets Permitted Fees None License Required No Description This multi-use trail system centers on historic Austin and follows existing two-track roads through the Toiyabe Range. Suitable for full-size 4WD vehicles, OHVs, equestrians, mountain bikes, and hikers—expect to share the trails. Trails climb from sagebrush basins through aspen groves to high-elevation terrain with rocky sections, stream crossings, and significant elevation changes. Highlights include trout streams near Big Creek Campground, historic mining sites, and Stokes Castle just south of Austin. Panoramic vistas abound throughout the range. For a longer day trip, cross over the mountains to Kingston and explore Toquima Cave or Spencer Hot Springs (note: roads can become slick mud when wet). Other Information • Motor vehicles permitted on designated trails only. • Visit the USFS OHV website for regulations and current conditions. • The area is remote—plan ahead with warm clothing, first aid, food, water, and repair tools. Travel in groups and inform someone of your plans. • Snowmobiling is popular in winter when conditions allow. Camping & Lodging Stage from USFS campgrounds: • Big Creek Campground • Bob Scott Campground • Kingston Campground Or stay in Austin’s unique lodging options and nearby RV parks.