
Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Cedar Valley, Utah
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Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Cedar Valley, Utah
Discover the best beginner-friendly off-road trails near you. These easier, lower-rated trails are a great place to start — browse trail maps, check difficulty ratings, and find your next adventure.

Hidden Hollow Loop
This is a fun family loop behind Hidden Hollow Elementary in Eagle Mountain. This is a multi-use area, so there are a lot of mountain bikers. This loop takes you to two lookouts. The first one overlooks Utah Lake and the Saratoga Springs Temple, the second overlook is at the Prayer Flags, and this o...
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510
The 510 trail begins at the intersection of 506 and 509. It's 2.3 miles long and travels North before heading East and ending at a dirt access road off of Manning Canyon Road. The trail starts in a valley that quickly becomes a tighter ravine. The ground surface begins as dirt but changes to loose g...
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512
Trail 512 breaks off from the middle of 511 and heads West, before turning South and running into 509. This track is 1.4 miles in length and travels along small rolling hills in a spaced-out pine tree forest. You'll climb and then lose ~200 feet of elevation along this trail. The ground surface is p...
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508
Trail 508 starts off Wells Canyon Road and runs North. This track parallels the first half of trail 511 before running into it. Total elevation gain is ~500 ft before reaching a peak in this area, and the total trail distance is 1.2 miles. The ground surface is dirt in some places but is otherwise l...
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513
Trail 513 runs South and West from Wells Canyon Road near Trail 512. This track winds through pine trees before climbing a ridge, where the ground changes from soft dirt to embedded rocks. From there you'll descend slightly into a field, and the dirt will become more sandy. Beware of several dirt ro...
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507
The 507 heads South from Wells Canyon Road and then turns East before reconnecting with the road. This trail has some loose, sandy turns, and the trees can be tight in some areas. The track is narrower than others in this area and more rutted. The ground is a combination of loose sand and packed dir...
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509
Trail 509 is a short connector trail that runs East from Wells Canyon Road and Trail 512, ending at Trails 506/510. This is a 0.6-mile long track that mostly descends when ridden from West to East. The dirt on this trail is made up of small rocks and is loose. There are a decent amount of short clim...
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519
Trail 519 runs southeast from Trail 506. This is a short connector trail that runs 0.3 miles before intersecting the next track. When traveling North, you'll gain ~200 ft of elevation. The track is wide-open and runs through fields the whole length. The ground surface is packed dirt with some small ...
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By The Way
This connecting route takes you to and through a spiderweb of other trails in the area. The number of off-shoots and alternative trails seemed endless. Nothing of difficulty to note aside from possible water/mud holes on the trail during wet conditions. Most of them have little by-ways around them.
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506
Trail 506 branches off to the East of 501. It travels North and eventually splits into multiple paths. This trail is 1.2 miles long and has small hills, but the elevation doesn't change much. The track is vast, with plenty of room to get around pine trees that you'll pass. The ground surface is prim...
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514
Trail 514 runs primarily north-south between 515 and 518. This track is 1.1 miles long and is mostly flat for the entire length. It travels through a combination of open fields and short pine trees. This trail is easygoing, without any real obstacles. The ground surface fluctuates between packed and...
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503
Trail 503 starts on a dirt road East of the Fivemile Pass parking area. It is one mile long and runs NW-SE, paralleling 502. 503 is an open, higher-speed trail that runs through sagebrush and a couple of areas of medium-density pine trees. The trail ends at a second dirt road, with only one road cro...
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516
Trail 516 begins after a dirt road crossing on Trail 514. This is a 1.1-mile long trail that travels West and then North before hitting into Trail 517. Riding North, this track gains ~300 ft of elevation and flows through a few ravines to get there. The ravines feature many banked turns and some pin...
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515
Trail 515 branches off to the West side of Trail 514 and continues North for 1.1 miles, before terminating at a dirt road. This route is a steady climb up ~300 ft when ridden South to North. The trail is pretty wide and runs through several ditches where there are banked turns. The ground surface is...
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502
The 502 trail starts North of the main Fivemile Pass parking area off 73. It is 1.1 miles long and runs NW-SE. The track is loose dirt and crosses mostly open fields with some pine trees and sagebrush alongside it. The ground surface is loose dirt with hardly any rocks. Beware of several dirt road c...
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Bit of Both
This is a very short route that connects from one set of trails to another. Water/mud holes may be present on the trail in wet conditions. A section has been rutted due to water erosion and may cause the vehicle to be off-camber at times. There is a grated mine shaft about halfway, off to the west s...
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Wayne's Neighbor
This short route connects to several other trails in the area, including the infamous Wayne's World - notorious for advanced rock crawling and broken rigs. The turn-off for this area is just East of the towering mine tailings the trail passes by. It seemed a tractor had grated down the bottom portio...
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505
Trail 505 is a 1.5-mile track that starts near the 5 Mile Pass parking lot and breaks off from Trail 504. It runs Northwest before eventually running into Trail 514. This trail is very open and crosses sagebrush fields with plenty of room to move around. The dirt here can be sandy and loose with sma...
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520
The 520 track connects 505 to 518 in the 5 Mile Pass OHV area. Near the Northern end of 505, Trail 520 branches off to the West and continues for 3.3 miles before hooking back East into 518. This track is wide open and enlarges to double track width in some areas. The ground is a mix of loose dirt, ...
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Up The Hill
This is a very short trail that navigates the face of a small hill. There's a little rock garden section that will briefly test the flexibility of your suspension. This route takes you to a spiderweb of other trails in the area. The number of off-shoots and alternative trails seemed endless. Great v...
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Beginner ATV trails near Cedar Valley, Utah
Explore ATV-friendly trails near you. These trails are accessible for vehicles up to 50 inches wide, perfect for ATVs and smaller off-road machines.

Hidden Hollow Loop
This is a fun family loop behind Hidden Hollow Elementary in Eagle Mountain. This is a multi-use area, so there are a lot of mountain bikers. This loop takes you to two lookouts. The first one overlooks Utah Lake and the Saratoga Springs Temple, the second overlook is at the Prayer Flags, and this o...
Learn more about Hidden Hollow Loop

By The Way
This connecting route takes you to and through a spiderweb of other trails in the area. The number of off-shoots and alternative trails seemed endless. Nothing of difficulty to note aside from possible water/mud holes on the trail during wet conditions. Most of them have little by-ways around them.
Learn more about By The Way

Bit of Both
This is a very short route that connects from one set of trails to another. Water/mud holes may be present on the trail in wet conditions. A section has been rutted due to water erosion and may cause the vehicle to be off-camber at times. There is a grated mine shaft about halfway, off to the west s...
Learn more about Bit of Both

Wayne's Neighbor
This short route connects to several other trails in the area, including the infamous Wayne's World - notorious for advanced rock crawling and broken rigs. The turn-off for this area is just East of the towering mine tailings the trail passes by. It seemed a tractor had grated down the bottom portio...
Learn more about Wayne's Neighbor
Beginner UTV/side-by-side trails near Cedar Valley, Utah
Find UTV and side-by-side trails near you. These trails accommodate vehicles up to 60 inches wide, ideal for UTVs, side-by-sides, and wider off-road rigs.

Hidden Hollow Loop
This is a fun family loop behind Hidden Hollow Elementary in Eagle Mountain. This is a multi-use area, so there are a lot of mountain bikers. This loop takes you to two lookouts. The first one overlooks Utah Lake and the Saratoga Springs Temple, the second overlook is at the Prayer Flags, and this o...
Learn more about Hidden Hollow Loop

By The Way
This connecting route takes you to and through a spiderweb of other trails in the area. The number of off-shoots and alternative trails seemed endless. Nothing of difficulty to note aside from possible water/mud holes on the trail during wet conditions. Most of them have little by-ways around them.
Learn more about By The Way

Bit of Both
This is a very short route that connects from one set of trails to another. Water/mud holes may be present on the trail in wet conditions. A section has been rutted due to water erosion and may cause the vehicle to be off-camber at times. There is a grated mine shaft about halfway, off to the west s...
Learn more about Bit of Both

Wayne's Neighbor
This short route connects to several other trails in the area, including the infamous Wayne's World - notorious for advanced rock crawling and broken rigs. The turn-off for this area is just East of the towering mine tailings the trail passes by. It seemed a tractor had grated down the bottom portio...
Learn more about Wayne's Neighbor
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