Beginner Off-Road Trails
Near Provo, Utah

From Provo Canyon, the road to Hope Campground is paved. From Hope Campground to Rock Canyon Campground, the road is easy and relatively smooth dirt. Beyond Rock Canyon Campground, the road becomes progressively more rocky and rutted until the final couple of miles, where the road becomes easier. ...
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Left Fork Hobble Creek (FS 70132) may share the same name as Forest Service Road 70147, but the two roads are quite different. Starting at the intersection where FS 70147, Wing Flat (FS 70619), and this meet up, Left Fork Hobble Creek (FR 70132) descends southwest to a narrow canyon surrounded by ta...
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This track connects Ridge Trail to Lame Horse near the Alpine Loop Summit Parking Lot. Starting from Ridge, this wooded trail has great flow when traveling downhill. There are a few root sections mixed in, but you don't notice them traveling downhill away from Ridge trail. There are 2 road crossings...
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Lame Horse runs from the Alpine Loop Summit parking lot to the base of Mount Timpanogos hiking trails. It's a dead end with views of the mountain, but nowhere to go but back towards the parking lot. The single-track trail cuts through an aspen forest and is generally flat without any major obstacles...
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This trail is an easy cruise at a slow pace with absolutely stunning views of the lake and mountains. At speed, this trail becomes one of the most thrilling trails in this area that will test your suspension and your talent. The trail is pretty straight and runs along the power lines and has recentl...
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Right Fork Hobble Creek Road crosses through the Uinta National Forest. While both end segments are pavement, this portion is rough gravel and very scenic. The road is pretty wooded and makes for a great drive during the fall months. There is nothing technical and neither 4WD nor high clearance are ...
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This trail is the gateway to tons of adventure. There are tons of spots off this trail to do some shooting, hiking, mountain biking, relax next to a fire pit, or soak in the beautiful view of Utah Lake with the picturesque mountains in the background. The trail itself is pretty mellow, but is consta...
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The Packard Canyon Lower Trail presents a short, easily accessible dirt biking route nestled in the scenic Wasatch Mountains. The trail is ideal for riders of all levels, offering a thrilling escape into the wilderness. Passing through a rustic cattle gate at the trailhead adds to the charm. The pat...
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Salamander Flat is a single-track that runs south from Pine Hollow and ends at the Timpanooke parking lot. Riding away from Pine Hollow, it's a gradual descent to the parking lot. This trail is very smooth, without many obstacles, but can be narrow in sections. One of these is a traverse across a wo...
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Starting fairly easy, this trail's difficulty progresses, presenting some beginner to intermediate challenges. It climbs nearly 1,000 feet to about 0.1 miles east of the Mill Canyon Spring. A short walk will take you the rest of the way to the spring. However, this trail isn't just about the destina...
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This is a short, adventurous route with some rocks, a shelf road, and a tricky little hill. The rocks aren't too bad, but the road is quite narrow. About 1.8 miles into Wardsworth from Left Fork Hobble Creek (FS 70147), the shelf road climbs a small but steep hill that turns left at the top. If you...
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This trail is an out-and-back trail that splits off of Soldier Pass and heads West to where it dead-ends shortly before an active quarrying operation, where you must turn around and head back the way you came. This trail is relatively smooth, with the only difficulty being a couple of spots with som...
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Gunsight is a mellow trail that starts south of the Soldier's Pass shooting area and runs 2.6 miles before intersecting with The Back 9. The track starts fast in an open field and then enters some small sagebrush. It then follows part of a wash and has several banked turns. The ground surface here i...
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Eagle Connector joins the Front 9 trail to the Back 9 and Eagle's Nest trails. From Front 9, it descends about 200 feet down along a ridgeline until intersecting with the exit of Eagle's Nest trail. Surface conditions are mostly dirt with some larger embedded rocks and small/loose, golf ball-sized r...
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Strawberry Ridge (FR 70135) offers an accessible yet scenic mountain escape for drivers of high-clearance four-wheel-drive vehicles, SxSs, and dirt bikes looking to explore the highlands west of Strawberry Reservoir. Stretching approximately 13.5 miles across the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest,...
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Left Fork Hobble Creek (FS 70147) is an easy dirt trail surrounded by pines and aspens. This is mostly a shelf road with some spectacular views of mountains and valleys in the distance. While the trail is not wide enough for two vehicles, it is wide enough to tow a trailer, but keep in mind that tr...
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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...
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Cummings Parkway Road links Cascade Springs Drive with Snake Creek Road (FR 085). The majority of this road is in Wasatch Mountain State Park, but as you approach Snake Creek Road, it will meander into the Uinta National Forest. A few campsites can be found along this trail, but branch out from here...
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Lakeview Connector is a 2.1-mile-long trail that runs north-south between The Back 9 and Lakeview East trails. This trail travels through short sagebrush and some smaller trees. The ground surface is hard-packed dirt and mostly smooth with few rocks. When traveling south, you'll have great views of ...
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This is a turn track located off The Back 9 Trail. It has a bunch of wide-rutted turns with fast whoop sections in between. The dirt is pretty loose and somewhat sandy. Many of the turns have multiple ruts and can be ridden in either direction. The track is mostly flat without any real elevation gai...
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Left Fork Hobble Creek (FS 70132) may share the same name as Forest Service Road 70147, but the two roads are quite different. Starting at the intersection where FS 70147, Wing Flat (FS 70619), and this meet up, Left Fork Hobble Creek (FR 70132) descends southwest to a narrow canyon surrounded by ta...
Learn more about Left Fork Hobble Creek - FS 70132

This trail is an easy cruise at a slow pace with absolutely stunning views of the lake and mountains. At speed, this trail becomes one of the most thrilling trails in this area that will test your suspension and your talent. The trail is pretty straight and runs along the power lines and has recentl...
Learn more about Dutchmen Run

Right Fork Hobble Creek Road crosses through the Uinta National Forest. While both end segments are pavement, this portion is rough gravel and very scenic. The road is pretty wooded and makes for a great drive during the fall months. There is nothing technical and neither 4WD nor high clearance are ...
Learn more about Right Fork Hobble Creek Road

This trail is the gateway to tons of adventure. There are tons of spots off this trail to do some shooting, hiking, mountain biking, relax next to a fire pit, or soak in the beautiful view of Utah Lake with the picturesque mountains in the background. The trail itself is pretty mellow, but is consta...
Learn more about Lake Mountain East

From Provo Canyon, the road to Hope Campground is paved. From Hope Campground to Rock Canyon Campground, the road is easy and relatively smooth dirt. Beyond Rock Canyon Campground, the road becomes progressively more rocky and rutted until the final couple of miles, where the road becomes easier. ...
Learn more about Kyhv Peak

Left Fork Hobble Creek (FS 70132) may share the same name as Forest Service Road 70147, but the two roads are quite different. Starting at the intersection where FS 70147, Wing Flat (FS 70619), and this meet up, Left Fork Hobble Creek (FR 70132) descends southwest to a narrow canyon surrounded by ta...
Learn more about Left Fork Hobble Creek - FS 70132

This trail is an easy cruise at a slow pace with absolutely stunning views of the lake and mountains. At speed, this trail becomes one of the most thrilling trails in this area that will test your suspension and your talent. The trail is pretty straight and runs along the power lines and has recentl...
Learn more about Dutchmen Run

Right Fork Hobble Creek Road crosses through the Uinta National Forest. While both end segments are pavement, this portion is rough gravel and very scenic. The road is pretty wooded and makes for a great drive during the fall months. There is nothing technical and neither 4WD nor high clearance are ...
Learn more about Right Fork Hobble Creek Road