Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Fremont, Utah

This trail offers easy terrain with mostly gravel and dirt roads and opens into wide, expansive areas with numerous small side routes to explore. It provides scenic views of the surrounding peaks, Fish Lake, and…
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Mytoge Road can be found along Fremont Road between Mill Meadow and Johnson's reservoirs. The road rises nearly 2400 feet from the junction to the overlook onto Fish Lake. Vegetation ranges from sage brush and…
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Turn off of Utah Highway 24 to start this trail. You will encounter some beautiful rock formations and vast panoramic views. PMT 1 is a well-maintained road of dirt and gravel. You may well see…
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This trail is on TV Tower Road and starts out smooth until it starts climbing before the towers. Once on top, you can see for miles, overlooking the town of Loa. On the downhill road,…
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Descending nearly 3000 feet from Hwy 72 at approximately 9200 feet down to the Lower Last Chance road on the San Rafael at 6400 feet. The road borders the north end of Capital Reef National…
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This is a very non-technical road that connects from the Cathedral Valley trail up to Elkhorn Road by Fish Lake. What the road lacks in technical fun and challenges it more than makes up for…
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Leaving the pavement on Long Hollow Road. This section of the trail connects to the PMT 14 intersection of Shallow Hollow Road. Most of these roads are county-maintained. They are periodically graded during the rainy…
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South Mytoge Road offers access to the South and East side of Fish Lake. The road is maintained around the South end of the lake as it offers access to many campgrounds and primitive camping…
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This portion of the Great Western Trail stretches from the red rock-covered low lands around Loa up onto the Thousand Lake mountain plateau. The higher elevations are covered in Pine and Aspen trees. There is…
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When you turn onto this trail, it looks like you're driving on two tracks in the grass. This trail has some twists and turns, and plenty of plenty of open plains covered with sage and…
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This is a short in and out trail with great scenic overlook views. The short drive begins traveling through a large grove of aspen trees and continues to Pelican Canyon. Climbing in elevation you begin…
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This is a very easy drive for most high-clearance vehicles. 4x4 would be good in wet conditions. There is a lot of wildlife in the area. In the early morning, you may see herds of…
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Deep Creek Lake Road traverse's the East side of the Thousand Lake Mountain range from the North end and wraps around the South end of the mountain. Depending on how wet of a year it…
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The Geyser Peak trail extends for six miles along the eastern side of Geyser Peak. The south end the trail meets with the Elkhorn campground road. On the north end it meets up to Hwy…
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On the south end, Sheep Valley Road can be accessed from a paved, Forest Road 036. The road is well maintained and travel trailer friendly. There are several unimproved camp sites all along the nearly…
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Elkhorn Road is well-maintained and offers access to Deep Creek Lake Road and Elkhorn Campground. The campground and surrounding area are great for tents, as well as travel trailers. The area offers great views of…
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This road is partially maintained but not used often. On this road, we saw antelope running. This is another wide, high plains view road, with lots of grass, sage, and watering holes for wildlife and…
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This is an easy loop trail taking travelers through groves of aspen, pine, and cedar trees on their way up to over 11,000 feet of elevation. All along the trail, there are several unimproved camping…
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Great Western Trail-Pine Lake to Torrey, Utah is a 77-mile point-to-point trail rated 4 of 10 located in South Central, Utah. The Great Western Trail is a continuous trail system spanning about 4,455 miles that…
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This route is a little bumpy with some rocks that you should avoid. Other than that, it is a beautiful view of the surrounding mountains and wildlife. You will pass corrals, livestock, watering tanks, and…
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This is a wide, well-maintained dirt road. The road is marked as PMT22 on FSR 0021.This could be confusing because PMT 21 turns left off of PMT 22 further down the trail on FSR0021. In…
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Starting in Antimony, Utah this trail is a gradual climb out of town. Once you enter the mountains it is full of steep ascents through a forest of pine, pinion, and aspen trees. Most of…
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UM Pass trail is accessed via Gooseberry Road. It passes between Mt. Terrill and Mt. Marvine. If crossing the pass from the west, the trail will turn north heading towards Gooseberry. There are many vistas…
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This trail runs mostly east to west from Highway 72 to Sheep Valley. The eastern end is easy and maintained fairly well. It is suitable for towing camp trailers, and you'll find several spots to…
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This trail is well-maintained and is full of rolling hills. There are several rock and tree areas that break up the landscape. Mostly rock and gravel roadway with an occasional patch of dirt that will…
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The road through Red Creek starts from the frontage road at I-70 and connects to the Last Chance Road approximately 7 miles up. The area is mostly sage brush, pinyon pine, cedar, quaking aspen and…
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This road connects Upper Cathedral Valley (campground) and Lower Cathedral Valley (Temple of the Sun and Moon). Stunning desert views all around. The dirt road is maintained, but there are river washes that could potentially…
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This is a short trail that ties PMT 14 to PMT1. Primarily used by ranchers to check and maintain livestock in the area. You can use it to travel onto other Parker Mountain trails in…
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This road can be accessed on the north end from I-70 via the exit to Highway 10 to Price or Blue Road exit. There are also two entrances coming from Capital Reef on the south…
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This trail can be accessed via the I-70 frontage road or from Last Chance Road, Tommy Hollow Trail or Sheep Valley Road on the south end. Over the course of approximately 7 miles, there is…
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