Dirt Bike Trails
Near Cedar Hills, Utah

Bear Canyon Spur is a short trail that runs between Timpooneke-Chris' Flat and Bear Canyon trails. The trail is narrow and drops downhill as you ride towards Bear Canyon. There are a few smaller, golf ball- or baseball-sized rock sections and several tight turns. There's also one road crossing at Ti...
Learn more about Bear Canyon Spur (2178)

This is a high-altitude Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest road starting at the back of the Timpooneke Campground and wrapping around the face of the Timpanogos Wilderness Area. It is approximately 19 miles round trip and a there-and-back road. The route is rocky, but the rough road pays off with a...
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This single-track route connects the Pine Hollow parking lot to the Timpooneke-Chris' Flat trail. Riding south away from the parking lot, the trail starts with a tight downhill section that puts you across the road from the Mutual Dell campground. From here, the trail is primarily uphill with multip...
Learn more about Bear Canyon (2179)

This single-track trail connects the Timpanooke parking lot to Timpooneke Forest Road. From the parking lot riding west, the trail climbs to the next intersection with Bear Canyon Spur and features several big rock sections. These rocks are basketball-sized or larger, embedded in the ground, and cre...
Learn more about Timpooneke to Chris' Flat (2151)

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...
Learn more about Salamander Flat (2150)

Ridge Connector is a short single-track trail that runs from Willow Hollow to Ridge Trail. Riding west to east, the trail starts in a field with high grass and transitions to woods after a few hundred feet. From here, the trail is a steady ~400-foot climb up to the Ridge Trail. There are several tig...
Learn more about Ridge Connector (2216)

The Mud Springs single-track trail starts at Mill Canyon, intersects Tibble Fork, and terminates at Ridge Trail. Between Mill Canyon and Ridge Trail, it's mostly uphill and climbs ~1,300 feet. The Mill Canyon end has a few root and rock sections with large basketball-sized boulders embedded in the g...
Learn more about Mud Springs (2173)

Willow Hollow begins at the Alpine Loop Summit parking lot and descends to Salamander Flat Trail. This single-track trail is extremely tight and twisty near the parking lot. There are some roots and cut trees to watch out for at foot peg-level. There isn't much flow to this top section-it feels more...
Learn more about Willow Hollow (2159)

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...
Learn more about South Fork Little Deer Creek (2252)

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...
Learn more about Lame Horse (2055)

This single-track trail connects the Pine Hollow Parking Lot to the Ridge Trail. From the parking lot, it's a steady climb ~1,200 feet to the Ridge Trail. The beginning is very narrow, with brush on either side of the trail. There's high exposure here as you traverse a hillside and gain elevation fr...
Learn more about Pine Hollow (2047)

This trail is a low risk, high pay out trail with lots of jaw dropping views. The trail could honestly be done in a 2WD sedan if you don't explore any of the side trails. There are lots of picnicking and dispersed camping sites along the way. The trail runs from Tibble Fork reservoir in American ...
Learn more about American Fork Snake Creek

From Mill Canyon, this trail runs west and then southeast, climbing about 1,400 feet where it intersects with Ridge Trail. The lower portion running west takes you on a ledge trail through the woods above Tibble Fork Reservoir. From here, it continues climbing, intersects Mud Springs, and finally re...
Learn more about Tibble Fork (2041)

From the Tibble Fork parking area, this single-track trail is a more difficult entrance into the American Fork system. It's not ridden as often as the others in the canyon. From the American Fork Snake Creek Road, this trail climbs ~2,500 feet where it intersects with Ridge (2157) and East Ridge (20...
Learn more about Holman (2039)

This 9-mile out-and-back dirt road from Tibble Fork Reservoir to Silver Lake is beautiful and boasts mountain views. Make sure to bring your paddleboards and/or kayaks to use at either lake. The road is well maintained and driven by cars and vans but is narrow in a few places-not quite wide enough f...
Learn more about Silver Lake Road

This trail has larger rocks and ledges at the start. Higher clearance is needed. The rocks give way to seasonal streams and meadows. There are switchbacks and shelf roads that ultimately end at an overlook of Silver Lake Flats. This is a single-width trail with limited turnaround options. The reward...
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Holman Ridge connects Mill Canyon and Holman trails. Running south to north, this single-track trail starts at Mill Canyon and climbs upwards. The route is narrow and deep-more of a trench in some areas. There are smaller softball to football-sized rocks and some roots along the trail. Most are unav...
Learn more about Holman Ridge-Cabin Flat (2172)

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...
Learn more about Mill Canyon Spring, 70180

The Ridge Trail in American Fork Canyon offers an exhilarating dirt biking adventure with stunning views. While most of the trail is manageable for intermediate riders, the challenge ramps towards the end, featuring steep, gnarly switchbacks that may require walking alongside your bike. The final cl...
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Mill Canyon starts near Tibble Fork Reservoir, where it crosses a wooden bridge and runs through a stream. It climbs approximately 1,800 feet up to Ridge Trail. The lower section has several stream crossings which can be pretty deep in the melt season. There are embedded rocks around these crossings...
Learn more about Mill Canyon (2040)

This is a high-altitude Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest road starting at the back of the Timpooneke Campground and wrapping around the face of the Timpanogos Wilderness Area. It is approximately 19 miles round trip and a there-and-back road. The route is rocky, but the rough road pays off with a...
Learn more about Timpooneke Road

This trail is a low risk, high pay out trail with lots of jaw dropping views. The trail could honestly be done in a 2WD sedan if you don't explore any of the side trails. There are lots of picnicking and dispersed camping sites along the way. The trail runs from Tibble Fork reservoir in American ...
Learn more about American Fork Snake Creek

This 9-mile out-and-back dirt road from Tibble Fork Reservoir to Silver Lake is beautiful and boasts mountain views. Make sure to bring your paddleboards and/or kayaks to use at either lake. The road is well maintained and driven by cars and vans but is narrow in a few places-not quite wide enough f...
Learn more about Silver Lake Road

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...
Learn more about Mill Canyon Spring, 70180

This is a high-altitude Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest road starting at the back of the Timpooneke Campground and wrapping around the face of the Timpanogos Wilderness Area. It is approximately 19 miles round trip and a there-and-back road. The route is rocky, but the rough road pays off with a...
Learn more about Timpooneke Road

This trail is a low risk, high pay out trail with lots of jaw dropping views. The trail could honestly be done in a 2WD sedan if you don't explore any of the side trails. There are lots of picnicking and dispersed camping sites along the way. The trail runs from Tibble Fork reservoir in American ...
Learn more about American Fork Snake Creek

This 9-mile out-and-back dirt road from Tibble Fork Reservoir to Silver Lake is beautiful and boasts mountain views. Make sure to bring your paddleboards and/or kayaks to use at either lake. The road is well maintained and driven by cars and vans but is narrow in a few places-not quite wide enough f...
Learn more about Silver Lake Road

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...
Learn more about Mill Canyon Spring, 70180