Dirt Bike Trails
Near Bluebell, Utah

The Dry Ridge Road is a very pretty and relatively unknown place. The road takes you over 11,400 feet to some of the most spectacular views you can find anywhere, but the ride in can be pretty miserable. It is not particularly difficult, but it is so rocky that even on an ATV it is slow going. The r...
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Elkhorn Loop is a 26-mile point-to-point trail that runs up into the Uintas before turning back and heading down a different canyon and back down and out of the Uintas. This trail is well maintained, with the east half better maintained than the west half. The west half has a few small rocks in the ...
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The Yellowstone ATV Trail is a unique ride in the southern side of the Uinta Mountains. It is located just north of Mountain Home and Altamont, Utah. Much of the trail is restricted to machines 50" wide or less. There is riding you can do on a UTV, but it may not be worth the trip. On ATVs its a lot...
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Harmston Overlook is a short out-and-back trail that branches off of Elkhorn Loop and heads West to where it ends at a parking lot right next to a large overlook of the canyon below. This trail is rough as it heads to the overlook, with some small ruts and sections with small rocks throughout. This ...
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This trail is an easy cruise through the Wilderness Management Area. There are several oil pumpers along this trail as well. The trail passes by Lake Canyon Lake which offers some good fishing. Past the lake, a bit of the trail crosses into National Forest Land, and there are plenty of places to cam...
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This is an easy, well-traveled dirt road. It takes you to a lookout where you can turn around and come back. You can walk up to the lookout and if you are daring enough, you can drive your machine up to the ledge for a great photo op.
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This trail is a short trail that runs between Mosby Mountain and Johnson Creek, serving as the main access to Johnson Creek. This trail is rough, with sections of small rocks embedded into the road as well as small ruts scattered throughout. This trail stays low in the trees for the short distance i...
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This trail is a bypass of the main road. It takes you up through the trees. It is fairly rocky, and, in most cases, you will find mud. There can be a lot of fallen trees over the trail, so vehicles that are too tall can run into problems (nothing a chainsaw can't fix).
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This trail is an out-and-back trail that runs up to Paradise Park Reservoir and continues past it through some dispersed camping areas before ending. This trail is a well-maintained gravel road up until you pass the turn to Paradise Park Reservoir, where it switches to a natural road base and will s...
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This trail is a rough out-and-back trail that travels from the end of Johnson Bench Trail to Cliff Lake. This trail is rocky throughout, with a few rockier sections that will provide a challenge when heading back from Cliff Lake, as they will be steeper uphill climbs with lots of loose rock and some...
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This road is graded and suitable for all types of vehicles. The width of the road is adequate for passing. Campers and trailers can traverse this road. This area is dry desert sagebrush terrain (no trees). Rock formations with varied colors make the desert look like it is in bloom. Rock spires and s...
Learn more about Halfway Hollow Road - Uintah County 2230

This trail is a short out-and-back trail that branches off of Mosby Mountain and heads North to where it ends at a small parking area at Paradise Park Reservoir Dam. This trail is an easy gravel road that is well maintained. This trail is open to all vehicles and has no seasonal closure date, but wi...
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This is a very enjoyable trail above the Tabiona and Hanna Valleys that will take you through multiple ecosystems and incredible views. The trail is occasionally technical with some boulder crawls (nothing that necessitates a spotter) but also gets very tight at times. If you go in a full-size SUV, ...
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Red Cloud Loop (FS 10018) is a laidback forest road route perfect for beginners or anyone looking for an easy 4x4 trail near Vernal. Winding through the southeastern section of Ashley National Forest, this loop offers a scenic, low-stress drive through mixed forest with occasional rocky patches and ...
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This trail is not well-traveled, and it shows. The trail is only one vehicle wide but not particularly difficult. There is one section where the trail has slightly washed away, but it is crossable. The trail does sort of fade away towards the end and becomes harder to follow. The huge benefit of a t...
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This trail branches off of Timber Canyon Trail and follows along the Strawberry River. It is an easy cruise through some absolutely beautiful scenery. The trail ends at a locked gate where only authorized vehicles are allowed to proceed. There is a beautiful lake at the end as well. Be on the lookou...
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Coyote Gulch is one of several trails within the Outlaw Trail System in and around Vernal, Utah. This trail was created for Rock Rally 2024 and is between the Doc's Beach and Sand Bar trails. Rated 6 of 10, this trail consists of waving surfaces including canyons, wedges, and ledges. Throw in some s...
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The Sand Bar Loop is one of several trails within the Outlaw Trail System in and around Vernal, Utah. This 3.3-mile point-to-point trail rate is used both during the Vernal Rock Rally and the Outlaw ATV Jamboree. The Rock Rally is focused on full-size 4x4 vehicles and rates the trail a 4 of 10 while...
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Docs Beach is a 4.6-mile looping trail rated 7 of 10 located in Uintah County, Utah. Doc's Beach is one of the pinnacle trails of the Vernal area and has become well-known for its grippy sandstone surface, moon-like appearance, and some of the greatest scenery that can only be seen from this trail. ...
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Red Mountain West Access is a 1-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 located in Uintah County, Utah. This trail provides access from the pavement on the west side of Red Mountain up to the Red Mountain Loop trail. Running the loop west to east is the easier direction (rated 6) as the most difficu...
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The Dry Ridge Road is a very pretty and relatively unknown place. The road takes you over 11,400 feet to some of the most spectacular views you can find anywhere, but the ride in can be pretty miserable. It is not particularly difficult, but it is so rocky that even on an ATV it is slow going. The r...
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Elkhorn Loop is a 26-mile point-to-point trail that runs up into the Uintas before turning back and heading down a different canyon and back down and out of the Uintas. This trail is well maintained, with the east half better maintained than the west half. The west half has a few small rocks in the ...
Learn more about Elkhorn Loop - FS 10117

The Yellowstone ATV Trail is a unique ride in the southern side of the Uinta Mountains. It is located just north of Mountain Home and Altamont, Utah. Much of the trail is restricted to machines 50" wide or less. There is riding you can do on a UTV, but it may not be worth the trip. On ATVs its a lot...
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Harmston Overlook is a short out-and-back trail that branches off of Elkhorn Loop and heads West to where it ends at a parking lot right next to a large overlook of the canyon below. This trail is rough as it heads to the overlook, with some small ruts and sections with small rocks throughout. This ...
Learn more about Harmston Overlook

The Dry Ridge Road is a very pretty and relatively unknown place. The road takes you over 11,400 feet to some of the most spectacular views you can find anywhere, but the ride in can be pretty miserable. It is not particularly difficult, but it is so rocky that even on an ATV it is slow going. The r...
Learn more about Dry Ridge Road

Elkhorn Loop is a 26-mile point-to-point trail that runs up into the Uintas before turning back and heading down a different canyon and back down and out of the Uintas. This trail is well maintained, with the east half better maintained than the west half. The west half has a few small rocks in the ...
Learn more about Elkhorn Loop - FS 10117

Harmston Overlook is a short out-and-back trail that branches off of Elkhorn Loop and heads West to where it ends at a parking lot right next to a large overlook of the canyon below. This trail is rough as it heads to the overlook, with some small ruts and sections with small rocks throughout. This ...
Learn more about Harmston Overlook

This trail is an easy cruise through the Wilderness Management Area. There are several oil pumpers along this trail as well. The trail passes by Lake Canyon Lake which offers some good fishing. Past the lake, a bit of the trail crosses into National Forest Land, and there are plenty of places to cam...
Learn more about Lake Canyon Road - 10700S