Dirt Bike Trails
Near Antimony, Utah

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 the route could be done in two-wheel drive during dry conditions, however, I would encourage vehicles with four-wh...
Learn more about Parker Mountain Trail

This is a fun day trip with beautiful views that will amaze you. This is an out-and-back route. If you start at the trailhead on John's Valley Road, north of Bryce Canyon Village, you will follow the trail up to the top of Dutton Mountain, a little over 11,000 feet, so be prepared for cooler weather...
Learn more about Mount Dutton - Cottonwood (30125/30353)

Poison Creek ATV Trail (FS 34003) is open year-round for vehicles 50 inches or less. This 11.6-mile point-to-point trail, rated 3 of 10, is located within the Escalante Ranger District of the Dixie National Forest. The trail is also open to bicycles, hikers, and equestrians, so remember that motoriz...
Learn more about Poison Creek ATV Trail - 34003

Mud Lake Birch Creek (FS 30234) is a 16.3-mile point-to-point trail rated 2 of 10 located in the Escalante Ranger District of the Dixie National Forest. The trail winds its way along Black Ridge on the western edge of the district overlooking Johns Valley. This trail provides access to multiple stre...
Learn more about Mud Lake Birch Creek - FS 30234

Mud Lake Clayton (FS 30134) is a 6.6-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 located within the Escalante Ranger District of the Dixie National Forest. This dirt and embedded rock trail provides access to the Dry Hollow valley, which is surrounded by a host of ATV (50-inch or less) trails. The trail...
Learn more about Mud Lake Clayton - FS 30134

This is a fun trail that goes from the forest through open areas and back into the forest. There are rocky places, sandy areas, and a dirt trail that could get muddy in inclement weather. You will see groves of Aspen trees, Fir trees, and pines along this trail. It would make for a beautiful ride in...
Learn more about Fred's Trail - FS 31397

Turn left off Mount Dutton-Cottonwood trail (FSR30125/30353) onto FSR 30237 and follow this trail until you intersect with FSR 30124. Stay on that trail until it changes into 30123. Take the left onto FSR 30123 until you intersect with FSR 3001A, or the Great Western Trail Alternate. This terminates...
Learn more about Prospector Trail

Forshea Troughs (FS# 40073) connects West Angle Road to Pole Canyon Rd, and it goes by Pole Canyon Reservoir. It follows the water from the reservoir down through the canyon, and you cross the little creek at Pole Canyon Road. In early June there was still mud where the runoff was running into the r...
Learn more about Forshea Troughs (Trail 40073)

Forshea Mountain South is a 4.5-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 located in the Fishlake National Forest. This trail connects Malmsten Forshea Mountain PST 73 (Forshea Mountain Overlook Loop) on the east side with Monroe Road Cut-Across on the west side. This little-used trail wraps around th...
Learn more about Forshea Mountain South

In mid-June, this road had recently been graded, so it was dusty and the gravel was on top, which made it harder to drive than if it was hard-packed. But it's a good road that runs from Kingston Canyon Recreation Area on Hwy 62 up to Forshea Mountain, the Paiute Trail System, and adjoining trails in...
Learn more about Monroe Mount Road (Kingston Cnyn to Forshea Mtn)

This track follows a two-track trail across BLM-managed lands, and it goes up through a wash in a canyon to the end, where you U-turn and drive back out. The two-track trail looks like it exits the canyon, but we have not been able to find that part of the trail. There are rock obstacles, tree obsta...
Learn more about We're In A Tight Spot - BLM 5145

This trail follows Kingston Canyon, which is part of the original Paiute 1 Trail near Circleville, Utah. It follows the canyon in and out of Rocky Ford Creek. Part of the trail is rocky, and part in the wash is sandy. There are no steep hill climbs or downgrades. You will see mountains to the side o...
Learn more about Kingston Canyon (Paiute 1 Trail)

The Rocky Ford Trail is technically not part of the Paiute Trail, but it begins breaking off trail 01 and is almost always done when riding parts of the Paiute Trail. It's one of the more unique trails in the area. There are some great views. You have the option to start in Circleville, or just outs...
Learn more about Paiute ATV Trail Rocky Ford

The trail leads from the GWT in Dixie National Forest to Taylor Mountain Trail #21. This is a single-width trail that meanders through some beautiful valleys, changing between grasslands and aspen groves. The trail has incredible views of some of the nearby mountains. The area is full of wildlife, v...
Learn more about Polliwog-Big Swale - FR 129

Rolling grassy hills with some soft dirt. Use caution in rainy weather. You will enjoy this short but picturesque trail. This road is great for long views of surrounding hills and mountains. Bring your Binoculars to view wildlife and mountains. This trail will take you towards Dry Wash and Parker La...
Learn more about Flossie Road

We discovered this cut-across trail, going around the east side of Twin Peaks, that connects Papa Bear Poker Run 2021 Trail (which is also called Monroe Mtn Trail) on the north end with Monroe Rd on the south end, which connects to Highway 62. It's a beautiful drive down into some canyons, over hil...
Learn more about Monroe Road Cut-Across (FS #41204/BLM #5162)

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 be muddy when wet and raining. Ponds and livestock dot the landscape. We ran across a herd of Antel...
Learn more about Parker Mountain #22

Griffin Top (FS 31377) is a 2.1-mile (4.2-mile round trip) out-and-back trail rated 3 of 10 located within the Escalante Ranger District of the Dixie National Forest. Griffin Top is a spur trail of the Great Western Trail (Griffin Top Section) that is open year-round to all forms of motorized and no...
Learn more about Griffin Top - FS 31377

This track goes around on top of part of Forshea Mountain in the Fishlake National Forest, rising to an elevation of 9502 feet. It takes you to an overlook spot, where you can see for miles in every direction. To the southwest, you see Malmsten Peak (9803 feet). On the southwest corner of the loop, ...
Learn more about Forshea Mountain Overlook Loop

Pole Canyon Road gives you access from Highway 62 up to the Paiute Trail System and Papa Bear Poker Run 2021 Trail. You gain over 2000 feet in elevation and rise up through a gentle, beautiful canyon. The creek in early June was running pretty low, so most of the runoff in this area had already happ...
Learn more about Pole Canyon Road

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 the route could be done in two-wheel drive during dry conditions, however, I would encourage vehicles with four-wh...
Learn more about Parker Mountain Trail

This is a fun day trip with beautiful views that will amaze you. This is an out-and-back route. If you start at the trailhead on John's Valley Road, north of Bryce Canyon Village, you will follow the trail up to the top of Dutton Mountain, a little over 11,000 feet, so be prepared for cooler weather...
Learn more about Mount Dutton - Cottonwood (30125/30353)

Poison Creek ATV Trail (FS 34003) is open year-round for vehicles 50 inches or less. This 11.6-mile point-to-point trail, rated 3 of 10, is located within the Escalante Ranger District of the Dixie National Forest. The trail is also open to bicycles, hikers, and equestrians, so remember that motoriz...
Learn more about Poison Creek ATV Trail - 34003

Mud Lake Birch Creek (FS 30234) is a 16.3-mile point-to-point trail rated 2 of 10 located in the Escalante Ranger District of the Dixie National Forest. The trail winds its way along Black Ridge on the western edge of the district overlooking Johns Valley. This trail provides access to multiple stre...
Learn more about Mud Lake Birch Creek - FS 30234

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 the route could be done in two-wheel drive during dry conditions, however, I would encourage vehicles with four-wh...
Learn more about Parker Mountain Trail

This is a fun day trip with beautiful views that will amaze you. This is an out-and-back route. If you start at the trailhead on John's Valley Road, north of Bryce Canyon Village, you will follow the trail up to the top of Dutton Mountain, a little over 11,000 feet, so be prepared for cooler weather...
Learn more about Mount Dutton - Cottonwood (30125/30353)

Mud Lake Birch Creek (FS 30234) is a 16.3-mile point-to-point trail rated 2 of 10 located in the Escalante Ranger District of the Dixie National Forest. The trail winds its way along Black Ridge on the western edge of the district overlooking Johns Valley. This trail provides access to multiple stre...
Learn more about Mud Lake Birch Creek - FS 30234

Mud Lake Clayton (FS 30134) is a 6.6-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 located within the Escalante Ranger District of the Dixie National Forest. This dirt and embedded rock trail provides access to the Dry Hollow valley, which is surrounded by a host of ATV (50-inch or less) trails. The trail...
Learn more about Mud Lake Clayton - FS 30134