Beginner Off-Road Trails Near Orderville, Utah

Deer Hollow-K2155 is a 2.7-mile point-to-point single track that provides scenic views of the Kanab Cliffs and Sugar Knoll. The trail is rated 3 of 10 due to the potential for deep sand in spots.…
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Twin Hollow BLM 98 is a 5-mile point-to-point single-track that provides scenic views of the Kanab Cliffs and Sugar Knoll. The trail is rated 3 of 10 due to the potential for deep sand in…
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Trail Canyon is a 2.7-mile point-to-point single track that provides scenic views of the Kanab Cliffs and Sugar Knoll. The trail is rated 3 of 10 due to the potential for deep sand in spots.…
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This trail begins at the Glendale Bench Road, a dirt road that starts off easy, with a few sandy spots. 4WD/AWD is recommended. About 6.7 miles in, you will come to a gate that you…
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This trail connects the Barracks area, where many enjoy camping along the east fork of the Virgin River, up to an extensive trail system to the south. You can use this route to get to…
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This is a fun and easy trail that will have you in awe of the majesty in the Zion, Bryce Canyon, Kanab area. There are numerous overlooks and fun areas to take walks or explore.…
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This trail starts at SR-9 on an easy dirt road, that has a few ruts and sandy parts. High Clearance 4WD is recommended due to how deep some of the ruts are. Stay on the…
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The scenery and view from the top of the trail are breathtaking and expansive, with views as far as the eye can see to the east. At its end, there are archaeological ruins accessible by…
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Glendale Bench Road-BLM1854 is a 13.5-mile point-to-point trail rated 1 of 10. Glendale Bench Road-BLM1854 is the primary backcountry connector trail between Highway 89, Skutumpah Road, and Johnson Canyon Road. The western end of Glendale…
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The White Tower Trail (BLM 102) connects Peek-A-Boo Slot Canyon Loop to Kanab Creek Trail. It's 4.5 miles of beautiful, deep sand through the Juniper trees as you travel around White Tower. The scenery in…
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The loop adds significant distance in the deep sand and a relatively steep decent into the wash to get to the slot canyon. If you stay to the southern end and go directly into the…
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White Tower Loop-BLM102 is a 5.3-mile loop that starts and ends on Red Canyon Trail and is rated 3 of 10. This section of the trail is accessed from the Peek-A-Boo Trailhead by following BLM102.…
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Upper Barracks Trail-BLM20 is an 8.6 miles section of the Barracks Trail which goes from the vicinity of the Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park to Mt. Carmel Junction (Hwy 89). The Upper Barracks Trail-BLM20…
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The trail starts from the Peek-A-Boo trailhead. The trail starts with a trek through some very deep, loose and fine sand. You will likely have to air down your tires if you are running street/hard…
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You are in for a scenic option to avoid some pavement between Highway 89 near Glendale Utah, and Highway 14 near Duck Creek Village Utah. The road is well maintained and varies between one and…
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The trail is a portion of the Poverty Gulch trail that includes the descent on a slightly narrower, steeper, and much more windy section of the trail. For those who do not like heights, this…
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Poverty Gulch is a fun ride with a variety of obstacles. For this reason, the trail has been separated into shorter segments to highlight the different areas. This trail is adjacent to the beautiful Zion…
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This is a great way to start your Poverty Gulch adventure. This track stays above Poverty Gulch and rides a ridgeline looking down into Poverty Gulch. This is a relatively easy track;however, it is narrow…
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Sand Spring Road - BLM050 is a 5.3-mile sand and rock trail rated 3 of 10 and is located within the Moquith Mountain Wilderness Study Area. Sand Spring Road is a 3.5-mile OHV route that…
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This trail leads to a beautiful scenic overlook where you can see Highway 89 and the cliffs and canyons beyond. This trail can be reached by following Stout Ridge from the north or accessed from…
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This easy dirt road follows along the mountain ridge back and travels Southwest from the 14, and connects to Swains Creek. It is open to all sizes of vehicles and is 2WD capable. There are…
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This is a fun trail through the cedar trees that takes you across the mesa to an exceptional overlook of the infamous Hog Canyon Trailhead, a portion of Kanab, and the mountains to the west.…
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This section of the trail continues the decent into the canyon and to the East fork of the Virgin River. The trail ends with a couple of options. You can proceed straight down to the…
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Harris Mountain-BLM28-KC1400 is a 4.4-mile point-to-point trail within the Parunuweap Canyon Wilderness Study Area rated 3 out of 10 due to the potential for deep sand. Whether traveling east or west on this trail, it…
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Also known as Strawberry Ridge Road, this maintained scenic dirt road begins/ends from the 14 and is easy enough for 2WD vehicles. At one point, you will enter a private property residence--Swains Creek Pines--so be…
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This adventure ends with a spectacular set of hoodoos. Hoodoos are thin columns of sandstone with a larger rock on the top. The rock acts like a hard hat for the softer stone underneath. Interesting…
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Cutler Point-BLM1035 is a 4.3-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 located in Kane County, Utah. This is a destination trail; halfway in, you encounter Cutler Point and a short hike to the Great Chamber,…
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This easy, maintained dirt road off the 14 takes you up and along the ridge line, eventually connecting to Strawberry Point Road. There are primitive camp spots right at the beginning of the road, so…
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North Fork Country Road is a 26.5-mile point-to-point trail rated 2 of 10 located in Kane County, Utah. This trail is a county-maintained dirt track that runs north/south and connects Highway 9 (Zion National Park…
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This is a great opportunity to view two water glyphs. One of the water glyphs is relatively famous, as you see pictures of it in many of the articles that talk about water glyphs. The…
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