Dirt Bike Trails
Near Elmo, Utah

Dinosaur Quarry Road is a 6.2-mile point-to-point trail that ends at the Jurassic National Monument. The Jurassic National Monument is a fee area and is open Thursday-Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM, and is closed during the winter months. The road up to the Humbug Overlook trail turnoff is open every day...
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Mounds Road is a 14.8-mile point-to-point trail that crosses the Mounds Reef and connects to the Price River Road. This trail is a maintained dirt road with light washboarding and no obstacles. There is a 3 track railroad crossing near the Price River Road, use caution when crossing. Mounds Road is ...
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Humbug Overlook is a 28.2-mile out-and-back trail from Flathead Mountain with a great view of the Price River Canyon area. The Humbug Overlook trail starts as a well-maintained dirt road for the first 6.5 miles. The trail then turns into a single vehicle track and becomes much rougher with rocks up ...
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This is a gravel connector between Cedar Mountain and the routes to Hamburger Rocks and the Buckhorn Wash visitor center. This easy trail has only a few rough spots, and driving across the earthen dam at the northern end is the only off-camber section. Definitely a time saver compared to alternati...
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Price River/South Farnham Road is an 18.8-mile point-to-point trail in the Northern San Rafael Swell area. It follows along the railroad tracks and the Price River. Price River Road is a maintained dirt road with light washboarding. This is an open range area, so be aware and slow down for grazing l...
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Verde Loop is a 6.7-mile point-to-point trail in the northern San Rafael Swell area. The trail starts and ends at the Price River trail. Verde Loop trail has erosion damage less than 12" in depth. This trail gives you access to the scenic Verde South trail. This trail is passable by most stock AWD a...
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This is a short drive on a mostly one-lane dirt road leading to Hamburger Rocks. It's a fun area to explore on foot or by vehicle. The road passes through a sandy open range with hills to the west before arriving at the rocks. When arriving at the rocks, keep right to drive onto the lower rocks and ...
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Verde South Trail is a 12.8-mile out-and-back northern San Rafael Swell trail. This is a fun trail with a beautiful view at the turnaround point. The trail has a few rocky sections with ledges up to 12" in height. There are a couple of steep grades with loose rock, which may require 4LO for some sto...
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Pinnacle 1 is a challenging but scenic trail made by the King Crawlers Club in Price. The trail takes you almost 5 miles in or next to a large dry wash before popping back out on a well-maintained gravel road to complete the loop back to the starting point. Pinnacle 1 features rock canyon walls, mud...
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Mud Springs Road is a 4.8-mile point-to-point trail that departs from HWY6 and gives access to the northern area of the San Rafael Swell. This trail is a maintained dirt road with light washboarding and no obstacles. It also gives access to the Buried Forest Concretions trail. Mud Springs Road is pa...
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This sandy trail is a shortcut between Green River Cutoff Road and Wedge Overlook Road (CR405) saving over four miles. It is a relatively easy, graded road. The trail is wide with large sweeping turns. It can get washboarded during times of heavy traffic. Be cautious of vehicles going in the other d...
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Verde Mounds is a short 2.9-mile point-to-point trail in the northern San Rafael swell area. This trail goes through open range land, so be aware of grazing livestock. This is a maintained dirt road with light washboarding. Enjoy the sprawling views of the high desert as you traverse the Verde Mound...
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Non-Resident OHV permits apply to ATVs, UTVs, and dirt bikes. Plated street-legal vehicles typically do not need one on legal motorized routes. This route offers a laid-back scenic drive across the open high desert terrain of the San Rafael Swell, making it a great option for those looking to explor...
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Non-Resident OHV permits apply to ATVs, UTVs, and dirt bikes. Plated street-legal vehicles typically do not need one on legal motorized routes. This short out and back route leads directly to the intriguing Morrison Knudsen Tunnels, tucked into the northern edge of the San Rafael Swell near Buckhorn...
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This is a short drive on a one-lane dirt road leading to a canyon rim overlooking Little Goblin Valley, a series of hoodoo rock formations. Starting at Hamburger Rocks, the road alternates between dirt, sand, and solid rock while crossing a few washes and off-camber terrain before arriving at the ov...
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Non-Resident OHV permits apply to ATVs, UTVs, and dirt bikes. Plated street-legal vehicles typically do not need one on legal motorized routes. At first glance, this sub half mile connector between the Morrison Knudsen Tunnels and Buckhorn Wash Overlook might seem too short or too easy to matter, bu...
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Non-Resident OHV permits apply to ATVs, UTVs, and dirt bikes. Plated street-legal vehicles typically do not need one on legal motorized routes. This scenic rim route follows along the edge of the Little Hole area, offering expansive views down into the carved canyon below and across the surrounding ...
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Non-Resident OHV permits apply to ATVs, UTVs, and dirt bikes. Plated street-legal vehicles typically do not need one on legal motorized routes. Buckhorn Wash Overlook is a relaxed scenic drive that delivers big views without the crowds often found in other parts of the San Rafael Swell. Following a ...
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Non-Resident OHV permits apply to ATVs, UTVs, and dirt bikes. Plated street-legal vehicles typically do not need one on legal motorized routes. Little Hole Cutoff is a short and easy connector trail that provides a convenient route between Green River Cutoff, BLM 625, and BLM 626 without needing to ...
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East Mounds Road is a 4.9-mile point-to-point trail that crosses the Mounds Reef and connects with the Price River road via Mounds Road. This is a well-maintained county road with no obstacles and some light washboarding. This road is passable by stock 2WD, AWD, and 4WD vehicles.
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Dinosaur Quarry Road is a 6.2-mile point-to-point trail that ends at the Jurassic National Monument. The Jurassic National Monument is a fee area and is open Thursday-Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM, and is closed during the winter months. The road up to the Humbug Overlook trail turnoff is open every day...
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Mounds Road is a 14.8-mile point-to-point trail that crosses the Mounds Reef and connects to the Price River Road. This trail is a maintained dirt road with light washboarding and no obstacles. There is a 3 track railroad crossing near the Price River Road, use caution when crossing. Mounds Road is ...
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Humbug Overlook is a 28.2-mile out-and-back trail from Flathead Mountain with a great view of the Price River Canyon area. The Humbug Overlook trail starts as a well-maintained dirt road for the first 6.5 miles. The trail then turns into a single vehicle track and becomes much rougher with rocks up ...
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This is a gravel connector between Cedar Mountain and the routes to Hamburger Rocks and the Buckhorn Wash visitor center. This easy trail has only a few rough spots, and driving across the earthen dam at the northern end is the only off-camber section. Definitely a time saver compared to alternati...
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Dinosaur Quarry Road is a 6.2-mile point-to-point trail that ends at the Jurassic National Monument. The Jurassic National Monument is a fee area and is open Thursday-Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM, and is closed during the winter months. The road up to the Humbug Overlook trail turnoff is open every day...
Learn more about Dinosaur Quarry Road

Mounds Road is a 14.8-mile point-to-point trail that crosses the Mounds Reef and connects to the Price River Road. This trail is a maintained dirt road with light washboarding and no obstacles. There is a 3 track railroad crossing near the Price River Road, use caution when crossing. Mounds Road is ...
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Humbug Overlook is a 28.2-mile out-and-back trail from Flathead Mountain with a great view of the Price River Canyon area. The Humbug Overlook trail starts as a well-maintained dirt road for the first 6.5 miles. The trail then turns into a single vehicle track and becomes much rougher with rocks up ...
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This is a gravel connector between Cedar Mountain and the routes to Hamburger Rocks and the Buckhorn Wash visitor center. This easy trail has only a few rough spots, and driving across the earthen dam at the northern end is the only off-camber section. Definitely a time saver compared to alternati...
Learn more about BLM 402