Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Marion, Utah

Hoyt Canyon winds up to where Wide Hollow connects, and continues up towards the Hoyt Peak saddle. Expect a dusty trail that continues through aspen and pine trees for the most part. The trail is pretty simple except for 2 small rock gardens that are a little more slow-going. The rocks are not very ...
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Wide Hollow makes its way up the valley into the Hoyt Peak trail system. Some sections are tight and are a little slow-going if you do not want pinstripes. The trail ends up in more of an aspen grove with a few small creeks and pond crossings. Watch out for the cattle when heading up this trail beca...
Learn more about Wide Hollow

This trail will make its way as far as you can drive up towards Hoyt Peak. Expect a short dusty trail with some medium sized ruts in the ground. There is a lookout before the fence that has a view of some lakes and the side view of Hoyt Peak. Pretty simple trail with some great views of the surround...
Learn more about Hoyt Saddle Trail

This trail is pretty simple and most cars could make it up to the top. There are a few rocky sections and ruts that exist on the trail. There is one section that is like a shelf road but it is pretty wide and not bad at all. There are many campsites and side trails to go and drive up or hike up, and...
Learn more about Upper Setting Road

This trail takes you from the Red Pine area and gives you a view of the South Fork Weber River. The trail starts on a mostly flat road with small rocks scattered. Eventually, it starts to lose some elevation and enters a forested area; this section is tight and overgrown. There are a few spots with ...
Learn more about South Fork Overlook - FS 030

This is a very easy road that most vehicles with more than 6-8 inches of clearance could travel, with the right placement and driving in the right spots. Right after turning off the pavement, there is a parking area where you can unload ATVs and or air down. This trail goes up to open meadows that h...
Learn more about FS 80202 - Cedar Hollow

This is a pretty simple road that most cars could make it up. The only thing that would make this difficult is some of the deep ruts with thick mud in the springtime. In the summer the puddles and mud are usually dried up but are much deeper and thicker in the spring and fall time. Note that the sid...
Learn more about Little Pole Canyon

This trail takes you from the top of the Polly Springs trail all the way south to get a view over the Heber Valley. It is simple but can be tight in some sections. It has a few sections with trees on one side and a steep drop-off on the other, with little room to spare on either side. This trail end...
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Pit & Page Hill (FR 80170) skirts the south end of the Pitt & Page Hill peak (elevation 10,230 feet) with plenty of spots for camping among Ponderosa Pines, Lodgepole pines, and Aspens. The trail is more rocky on the east end, with the occasional muddy patch and maybe even a downed tree across the ...
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Willow Hollow Ridge Trail connects Campbell Hollow Ridge Road and Mill Hollow Ridge Road. When riding West to East, this trail begins in a wooded burn area and climbs to a field. Here, the trail intersects with Little South Fork Winter Trail. Past the field, you'll enter an aspen forest that climbs ...
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Soapstone Pass Trail is best for people looking to camp and seeking an easy way to get deeper into the Uintas Mountains. This road crosses from Mirror Lake Highway (150) down to 35 through the Uintas at Soapstone Pass. The road is mostly dirt, with climbs up switchbacks through Aspen forests into th...
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Wide enough for one vehicle, Pit & Page S14 (FR 80930) is a very rocky road, although relatively easy. Surrounded by lodgepole and ponderosa pines, this short trail connects to other trails to complete a circuit from Lambert Meadows, around Pitt & Page Hill, and back to Lambert Meadows. Cell servi...
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Mill Hollow Ridge mostly runs parallel to Mill Hollow - Duchesne Ridge (FR 70054), but is less busy. This is great for camping because this trail has quite a few short roads leading to primitive camp sites. The road itself can be looked at as either wide enough for one vehicle or narrow enough for t...
Learn more about Mill Hollow Ridge - FR 70060

Lambert Many Rds 1 is a short section of trail that both starts and ends from Lambert Meadows (FR 80107). This trail is not as rocky as Lambert Meadows and passes through a shallow water crossing. There are also a few sections where trees have fallen across the trail, but careful navigation should h...
Learn more about Lambert Many Rds 1 (FR 80919)

This 8-mile-long out-and-back trail branches off Soapstone Pass and follows the steep hillside East before the terrain levels out, then turns south towards Iron Mine Lake. This trail is an easy trail as it is a well-maintained road that has plenty of places to pass other vehicles in the narrow secti...
Learn more about Iron Mine - FS 80414

Fun little side trail that leads to a beautiful lake. The trail is neither overly difficult nor easy. Expect tight, off-camber sections as well as some rock gardens. Aspen and wildflowers are abound on this trail. At the end, you are rewarded with a natural alpine lake and a great potential camping ...
Learn more about Bear Hollow - FS 70440

This is a generally easy and scenic trail that passes through groves of Quaking Aspen as it climbs to where the road ends. The road is mostly smooth with some small to medium-sized rocks embedded in the road that most vehicles with decent ground clearance will be able to do. There are spots that hav...
Learn more about Lambert Hollow

Mill Hollow-Duchesne Ridge (FR 70054) is one of the main arteries through this area of the forest. The road is wide enough for cars to pass, and graded gravel. There are some places where the most difficult terrain is washboarding on the road. In the spring, be mindful of deceptively deep snow cover...
Learn more about Mill Hollow - Duchesne Ridge (FR 70054)

This trail is a short loop trail that branches off of Washington Lake Trail and heads South to where it splits into a small loop that provides camping as well as access to other trails that head down to Alexander Lake. This trail is a little rough and rocky as it loops through the woods, with most o...
Learn more about Alexander Loop - FR80940

This is a great trail if you want to escape into the Utah backcountry. This high alpine canyon is beautiful and rugged, high clearance only here or you will be scraping the bottom. The trail is made up of mostly volleyball-sized rocks that will make sure you take it slow and easy. The beginning of...
Learn more about Gardners Fork

Hoyt Canyon winds up to where Wide Hollow connects, and continues up towards the Hoyt Peak saddle. Expect a dusty trail that continues through aspen and pine trees for the most part. The trail is pretty simple except for 2 small rock gardens that are a little more slow-going. The rocks are not very ...
Learn more about Hoyt Canyon

Wide Hollow makes its way up the valley into the Hoyt Peak trail system. Some sections are tight and are a little slow-going if you do not want pinstripes. The trail ends up in more of an aspen grove with a few small creeks and pond crossings. Watch out for the cattle when heading up this trail beca...
Learn more about Wide Hollow

This trail will make its way as far as you can drive up towards Hoyt Peak. Expect a short dusty trail with some medium sized ruts in the ground. There is a lookout before the fence that has a view of some lakes and the side view of Hoyt Peak. Pretty simple trail with some great views of the surround...
Learn more about Hoyt Saddle Trail

This trail is pretty simple and most cars could make it up to the top. There are a few rocky sections and ruts that exist on the trail. There is one section that is like a shelf road but it is pretty wide and not bad at all. There are many campsites and side trails to go and drive up or hike up, and...
Learn more about Upper Setting Road

Hoyt Canyon winds up to where Wide Hollow connects, and continues up towards the Hoyt Peak saddle. Expect a dusty trail that continues through aspen and pine trees for the most part. The trail is pretty simple except for 2 small rock gardens that are a little more slow-going. The rocks are not very ...
Learn more about Hoyt Canyon

Wide Hollow makes its way up the valley into the Hoyt Peak trail system. Some sections are tight and are a little slow-going if you do not want pinstripes. The trail ends up in more of an aspen grove with a few small creeks and pond crossings. Watch out for the cattle when heading up this trail beca...
Learn more about Wide Hollow

This trail will make its way as far as you can drive up towards Hoyt Peak. Expect a short dusty trail with some medium sized ruts in the ground. There is a lookout before the fence that has a view of some lakes and the side view of Hoyt Peak. Pretty simple trail with some great views of the surround...
Learn more about Hoyt Saddle Trail

This trail is pretty simple and most cars could make it up to the top. There are a few rocky sections and ruts that exist on the trail. There is one section that is like a shelf road but it is pretty wide and not bad at all. There are many campsites and side trails to go and drive up or hike up, and...
Learn more about Upper Setting Road