Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Elberta, Utah

This is a non-technical and flat connector trail that will take you from the Elberta Slant Road (Tintic Tunnel) to Little Moab (south to north) or vice versa, depending on the direction taken. If you start at the Little Moab end, the trail will end at the Tintic Tunnel. Near the Little Moab trailhea...
Learn more about Little Moab-Slant Pass

An easy dirt road that makes its way to/from the Tintic Mountains, following what used to be the Tintic Range Railroad. There are dozens of other trails and off-shoots from this main road, as well as scattered primitive camping. This route is unmaintained in snowy conditions.
Learn more about Elberta Slant Road

This is another trail leading to the Little Moab area. It varies between narrow and wide, and there are areas to pass others if needed. The trail is not overtly difficult but has a few sections that are more technical than a graded trail. Nice variation from the usual trail into Little Moab.
Learn more about Old Highway 73

The Tintic Railroad Tunnel or Elberta Slant Road is a little known, off-road trail in Northern Utah's Tintic Mountains. It is a short trail ride that can be done in most stock vehicles with high-clearance. The trail is mostly graded gravel roads with a short portion of more difficult trail at the ve...
Learn more about Elberta Slant Road/Tintic Railroad Tunnel

Easy, non-graded trail that travels from Highway 68 to Little Moab. There are several different ways to access Little Moab, but this one seems to be the most direct route from Highway 68. Nothing technical, and a passenger car could easily make it on this route. There are several offshoots to explor...
Learn more about Chimney Rock Pass

Short and steep out and back with stunning views. You will pass through multiple parcels of privately owned land, however, they are not posted. There is a gate at the Artistic Stone Masonry lot (evident by the pallets of decorative stone) that is closed, but again, no sign is posted. Just be respect...
Learn more about Mona Reservoir Overlook

This easy-going graded road may be short, but the views and history discovered along this route are incredible. This short loop passes many mines, Alaska Mine being the largest in the loop, but if you are feeling adventurous, travel down one of the several side trails that lead to other interesting ...
Learn more about Alaska Mine Loop

This is a loop that takes you off of the main trail to see 2 cemeteries in the Eureka area. Silver City and Diamond. The Legend is you can sometimes see a man in black at the diamond cemetery. This is an easy dirt road.
Learn more about Cemetery Loop

This is a beautiful quick mountain pass in one of the most active mine areas in Northern Utah. There are a ton of old mines and active mines in the area. At the top of the pass, you can see all of Utah Lake and many mountains of the Wasatch Front. The trail is very narrow with little room for passin...
Learn more about Mine Pass

This trail leads to a dirt oval in the middle of the desert, deemed the racetrack. Along the way, you will be traversing the open desert with desert views and in some sections views down all the way to Utah Lake. This trail is simple with some shallow ruts to navigate before you reach the end of the...
Learn more about Little Moab Racetrack

Turn South off of West Cedar Valley Road, and onto N 18150 W. Follow the pavement past the Intermountain Regional Landfill, where the road will turn into dirt. Continue following the dirt road till you reach the fork, where you will take a slight left onto Allens Ranch Road. Follow Allens Ranch Road...
Learn more about Little Moab North Entrance

This trail is a short but exciting trip that loops around Chimney Rock, giving access to the numerous spur trails and crawling obstacles scattered around Chimney Rock. This trail is a simple trail that can be as hard as you want to make it. The general trail is a smoother dirt trail with a few small...
Learn more about Chimney Rock Trail

Little Moab Trail is a 1.9-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 located in Utah County. Little Moab is on the west side of Utah Lake and is popular for off-roading. Little Moab gets its name because the white rocks are similar to the red rock formations of Moab, Utah. Little Moab is a favorite ro...
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This trail travels from Eureka to Eureka Cemetery and Highway 6. For the most part it is an easy trail with only a few rocky spots that any vehicle with decent ground clearance can easily navigate around. There are couple of interesting structures along this trail as well that are fun to stop and lo...
Learn more about Eureka Creek

This trail follows a wash just South of Little Moab, starting on the West end of the trail, you are just above the wash until you cross the first road and drop down into the wash itself. The initial entry into the wash is a little steep and has a few rocks that need to be avoided. Wider vehicles may...
Learn more about Little Moab Wash

This trail takes you on a short trip through the hills south of Chimney Rock to some old mine tailings. While there isn't much left of the mine, there is a good campsite at the tailings as well as decent views throughout the trail, and it is an easy and quick trip away from the main gravel road and ...
Learn more about Chimney Rock Mine Trail

This beautiful mountain road takes you up and over Homansville Pass and by Pinyon Canyon. Nothing of difficulty to note as this road seems maintained. However, the road may be impassable in winter conditions. A few primitive camp spots were noted around the Northern section. Scattered mine tailings ...
Learn more about Homansville Pass Road

This trail is graded and connects Mine Pass and Cemetery road. The connector is not the reason to take this trail, however. There are several side trails to be explored. At the end of these side trails lay mine after mine. After all, Eureka is mine country. If mines interest you, then this is a grea...
Learn more about Diamond Divide

This is a second option for entering the Little Moab area that is a little more scenic and fun. On the way back out especially, the views of the valley and mountains to the west are beautiful. As you begin the trail, you can stay to the right and climb the mountain, then drop down into Little Moab (...
Learn more about Little Moab West Entrance

This trail has amazing 360-degree views, but ultimately you'll climb to a point where you won't be able to pass unless you're on a dirt bike or maybe a true off-road built side-by-side. Decent amount of climbing, and no gnarly obstacles per se, but high clearance is needed. If you do the loop it wil...
Learn more about Dead End Overview

This is a non-technical and flat connector trail that will take you from the Elberta Slant Road (Tintic Tunnel) to Little Moab (south to north) or vice versa, depending on the direction taken. If you start at the Little Moab end, the trail will end at the Tintic Tunnel. Near the Little Moab trailhea...
Learn more about Little Moab-Slant Pass

An easy dirt road that makes its way to/from the Tintic Mountains, following what used to be the Tintic Range Railroad. There are dozens of other trails and off-shoots from this main road, as well as scattered primitive camping. This route is unmaintained in snowy conditions.
Learn more about Elberta Slant Road

This is another trail leading to the Little Moab area. It varies between narrow and wide, and there are areas to pass others if needed. The trail is not overtly difficult but has a few sections that are more technical than a graded trail. Nice variation from the usual trail into Little Moab.
Learn more about Old Highway 73

The Tintic Railroad Tunnel or Elberta Slant Road is a little known, off-road trail in Northern Utah's Tintic Mountains. It is a short trail ride that can be done in most stock vehicles with high-clearance. The trail is mostly graded gravel roads with a short portion of more difficult trail at the ve...
Learn more about Elberta Slant Road/Tintic Railroad Tunnel

This is a non-technical and flat connector trail that will take you from the Elberta Slant Road (Tintic Tunnel) to Little Moab (south to north) or vice versa, depending on the direction taken. If you start at the Little Moab end, the trail will end at the Tintic Tunnel. Near the Little Moab trailhea...
Learn more about Little Moab-Slant Pass

An easy dirt road that makes its way to/from the Tintic Mountains, following what used to be the Tintic Range Railroad. There are dozens of other trails and off-shoots from this main road, as well as scattered primitive camping. This route is unmaintained in snowy conditions.
Learn more about Elberta Slant Road

This is another trail leading to the Little Moab area. It varies between narrow and wide, and there are areas to pass others if needed. The trail is not overtly difficult but has a few sections that are more technical than a graded trail. Nice variation from the usual trail into Little Moab.
Learn more about Old Highway 73

The Tintic Railroad Tunnel or Elberta Slant Road is a little known, off-road trail in Northern Utah's Tintic Mountains. It is a short trail ride that can be done in most stock vehicles with high-clearance. The trail is mostly graded gravel roads with a short portion of more difficult trail at the ve...
Learn more about Elberta Slant Road/Tintic Railroad Tunnel