Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Clear Creek, Utah

This trail starts at Consumers Road and makes its way over Beaver Road, dropping down in between Scofield Town and Clear Creek Town. The trail starts in the cedars at about 7000 feet elevation and climbs to higher elevation pines about 9500ft. The climb is steeper with loose dirt, making it more dif...
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Per its name, this route follows Bear Ridge between Skyline Drive and Scofield Lake. The trail has dual character; coming east from Skyline Drive, the trail abruptly changes from a fairly smooth dirt road to a narrower rocky trail. At about the halfway point, there's a "High Clearance 4WD recommende...
Learn more about Bear Ridge - FS50008

Trail travels from Utah Highway 6 at the north end, near the Skyline Drive northern terminus and trail head, and winds through Starvation Canyon to the Intersection of Bear Ridge (FS0008) at which point you can either continue to Scofield Lake/Scofield State Park, or follow Bear Ridge back to Skylin...
Learn more about Starvation Road - FS0009

Trestle Road is a 7.1-mile point-to-point trail that passes under an old trestle train bridge. The most difficult part of this trail is a steep climb after passing under the old trestle bridge, which may require 4LO for some stock 4WD vehicles. However, this trail is passable by most stock 4WD vehic...
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Millers Flat Road is part of the Arapeen OHV trail system in central Utah. The trail is well maintained with just enough technical driving to keep it exciting. The road drops down from the ridge and winds through mountain hills and the scenery is breathtaking as you drive past Miller, Cleveland, and...
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This trail runs between Skyline Drive and Millers Flat, traveling up Potters Canyon and past the Potters Ponds. This trail is a well-maintained gravel road on the lower end with it transitioning to a natural base road towards the top of the canyon, with a few small loose rocky sections and a couple ...
Learn more about Potters Canyon - FS 50271

Starvation WMA Poleline is the longest continuous trail at 6.4 miles point-to-point within the Wilderness Management Area. This mostly hard-packed dirt track runs north/south, with both ends connecting back to the Starvation Creek Road. This trail is a seasonal trail open from May 1st to November 30...
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This short out-and-back trail branches west from Skyline Drive and follows the ridge to a small overlook and campsite. This trail has deep ruts throughout that can hold water and mud during periods of wet weather, as well as slow vehicles down as they traverse the trail. This trail is scenic as it f...
Learn more about Haystack - FS 50279

This trail begins just off US Highway 6 at Soldier Summit. The vegetation transitions from sagebrush and willows that follow the White River up to higher-elevation pine and aspen. These Forest Service roads are mostly graded and easy for most vehicles depending on weather. Wildlife viewing and pictu...
Learn more about White River Loop

Skyline Drive is a high alpine road in central Utah that runs almost 100 miles from where it starts at U.S. Highway 6 in Tucker all the way south to where it ends at the intersection of Salina Creek and Willow Creek Roads, with a short section of pavement in the middle where State Route 31 is used t...
Learn more about Skyline Drive - FS 50150

This 9.6-mile point-to-point route travels along the eastern portion of the Ephraim-Orangeville Road (Forest Road 40), connecting Skyline Drive at the top of Ephraim Canyon to the shores of Joes Valley Reservoir. The route begins at an elevation of 10,502 feet on the high ridgeline of the Manti-La ...
Learn more about Reeder Canyon

This trail boasts high mountain vistas with meadows, thick pines, and aspen. The trail is mostly restricted to 50-inch vehicles, with wider allowances on either end. Grassy Lake has a Forest Service pit toilet if needed and also offers some fun fishing, float tubing, and kayaking. The trail can be a...
Learn more about South Reeder/Littles Canyon

This trail branches off of Lake Fork and travels to a scenic natural lake. The trail crosses the river at the beginning of the trail and crosses it one more time along the trail. It's not difficult, but good to be aware of. There are sections of off-camber rocky sections, and most of the trail is on...
Learn more about Smith Reservoir - FS 50232

This trail is an out-and-back trail that branches off of Skyline Drive and heads southeast along Swasey Ridge to where it dead-ends at a small turnaround point in the trees. This trail is easy, with only a few spots with some smaller rocks to traverse towards the end of the trail. Along the way, thi...
Learn more about Olsen Bench - FS 50276

This trail is a short spur off of Olsen Bench that heads east along the ridge to where it ends at a viewpoint. This trail is easy, with no major obstacles along the trail, with only a few sections with some shallow ruts to traverse along the trail. This trail follows along the top of the ridge for m...
Learn more about Clay Bench - FS 50280

Trail Ridge is a very short out-and-back trail that ends at an incredible view of Ashley National Forest. There is space for maybe one tent or car camp at the end. The trail itself is hilly with a few slopes of around 20-24 degrees. There are a few drainage ruts that you straddle on your way. There ...
Learn more about Trail Ridge - FS 10070

Rock Spring is a 3.3-mile-long single track that starts at a pinch point on West Side Strawberry Road. This trail is open 6/1 - 10/31. It is mostly around 9,000 feet in elevation, so it can still have snow, moisture, and creek water on the trail even in late spring or early summer. The trail paralle...
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Begin from the southwest end of Long Ridge (FS 10148). This one-lane shelf road is hard-packed dirt with embedded small rocks and occasional loose gravel under tire. As the road clings to the mountain’s flanks, exposure spikes on south-facing benches of sage and juniper where it narrows to true one-...
Learn more about Long Ridge - FS 10148

Easy, non-graded trail that starts off of Highway 6 and travels to the intersection of Lake Fork. It's a nice, easy drive through the forest with no obstacles. The trail is only one vehicle wide, but there are plenty of places to pull off and let someone pass if needed. This trail travels through Wi...
Learn more about Dairy Fork - FS 50006

Price River/South Farnham Road is an 18.8-mile point-to-point trail in the Northern San Rafael Swell area. It follows along the railroad tracks and the Price River. Price River Road is a maintained dirt road with light washboarding. This is an open range area, so be aware and slow down for grazing l...
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This trail starts at Consumers Road and makes its way over Beaver Road, dropping down in between Scofield Town and Clear Creek Town. The trail starts in the cedars at about 7000 feet elevation and climbs to higher elevation pines about 9500ft. The climb is steeper with loose dirt, making it more dif...
Learn more about Consumers

Per its name, this route follows Bear Ridge between Skyline Drive and Scofield Lake. The trail has dual character; coming east from Skyline Drive, the trail abruptly changes from a fairly smooth dirt road to a narrower rocky trail. At about the halfway point, there's a "High Clearance 4WD recommende...
Learn more about Bear Ridge - FS50008

Trail travels from Utah Highway 6 at the north end, near the Skyline Drive northern terminus and trail head, and winds through Starvation Canyon to the Intersection of Bear Ridge (FS0008) at which point you can either continue to Scofield Lake/Scofield State Park, or follow Bear Ridge back to Skylin...
Learn more about Starvation Road - FS0009

Trestle Road is a 7.1-mile point-to-point trail that passes under an old trestle train bridge. The most difficult part of this trail is a steep climb after passing under the old trestle bridge, which may require 4LO for some stock 4WD vehicles. However, this trail is passable by most stock 4WD vehic...
Learn more about Trestle Road

This trail starts at Consumers Road and makes its way over Beaver Road, dropping down in between Scofield Town and Clear Creek Town. The trail starts in the cedars at about 7000 feet elevation and climbs to higher elevation pines about 9500ft. The climb is steeper with loose dirt, making it more dif...
Learn more about Consumers

Per its name, this route follows Bear Ridge between Skyline Drive and Scofield Lake. The trail has dual character; coming east from Skyline Drive, the trail abruptly changes from a fairly smooth dirt road to a narrower rocky trail. At about the halfway point, there's a "High Clearance 4WD recommende...
Learn more about Bear Ridge - FS50008

Trail travels from Utah Highway 6 at the north end, near the Skyline Drive northern terminus and trail head, and winds through Starvation Canyon to the Intersection of Bear Ridge (FS0008) at which point you can either continue to Scofield Lake/Scofield State Park, or follow Bear Ridge back to Skylin...
Learn more about Starvation Road - FS0009

Trestle Road is a 7.1-mile point-to-point trail that passes under an old trestle train bridge. The most difficult part of this trail is a steep climb after passing under the old trestle bridge, which may require 4LO for some stock 4WD vehicles. However, this trail is passable by most stock 4WD vehic...
Learn more about Trestle Road