Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Eureka, Utah

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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Tame, graded dirt road that is wide enough for two vehicles to pass. This trail connects Silver City back to Eureka with several mines and side trails to explore along the way. There are several…
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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…
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This is a nice backroad that is well-maintained and graded. Expect rolling hills, grassy bottoms, and a small creek and reservoir with many good camping spots. This trail has many side roads for exploring with…
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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.…
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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…
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Broad Canyon Road is a 6.3-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 located in Utah County. This trail is a single-width vehicle trail consisting of hard-packed dirt and gravel base. Broad Canyon Road runs through…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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This long, straight route connects from one valley to another. If you do the entire trail, you will encounter two gates. Both are unlocked for public access, but please be respectful and close them after…
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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…
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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…
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This is a straightforward trail. It has excellent views from the top. The road is well groomed and made for everyone, from beginners to experts, who just want to go for a simple cruse--easy parking…
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This is a well-maintained double-wide dirt road. There are a couple of properties that use this as an access road. A few trails branch off from this trail. This was mapped in the wintertime. This…
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Easy, graded route that runs out of Little Moab and around to W 9600 South, which connects back to the highway. A fun little side trail that will lead out to the highway but add…
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This is a fairly easy trail. It's mainly a flat dirt road with wide open views and some rolling hills. At about 2.5 miles north of the start point, you will see a lonely tree…
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This is a mostly flat trail. It can get very windy in this open range. A little bumpy in some spots, this is a fairly easy ride overall. Depending on the time of year, you…
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Velocity Valley Run is a thrilling 16-mile trail designed for those who enjoy speed and open spaces. This fast-moving trail features a wide, well-maintained dirt road that allows riders to accelerate comfortably. It's perfect for…
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Rattlesnake Ravine is an 8-mile trail that presents a bit more of a challenge with its steeper sections and periodic deeper ruts. The wide paths ensure easy navigation, catering to riders who prefer a bit…
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This trail starts off with packed dirt and shallow rocks along the way up the mountain. It reaches the high point early on with the rest being mostly flat and some downhill. Lots of branching…
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This trail begins right off the south side of Highway 73. This is a great trail for beginners; it's very easy to traverse and there are bypasses for all the bad spots that become muddy…
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Cat West starts on the backside of Cat Hill Mountain and travels north until hitting Lakeview West. This is a 2.4-mile-long trail that's generally open and high-speed. It has great flow with minimal obstacles, apart…
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This trail will take you up a rocky trail to the top of the hill, where you can enjoy great views of the valleys below. Its a fairly simple trail that you can do on…
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Lakeview West is a 2.2-mile-long trail that branches off of Sage Speedway and ends at Lakeview East. This fast and flowy trail runs primarily north-south through small ravines and sagebrush. There are several sections of…
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This is a mildly technical connecting track. You will find sand, side hills, and shale slopes. If you are out in the evening, expect to see deer. The route takes you back to the main…
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