Dirt Bike Trails
Near Hatch, Utah

This road is a beautiful ride that takes you through some of the most spectacular red sandstone cliff faces and majestic views you can imagine. This area recently suffered a devastating fire that destroyed many of the trees and lower vegetation. The views are still spectacular, but it will take time...
Learn more about Proctor Canyon - FS 30109

This quick little loop weaves and winds its way through the Dixie National Forest. There is nothing too terribly difficult about this trail; however (in dry conditions), there were several inches of very fine dust buildup on the trail that hid some unexpected ruts (causing the bike to dump over). Th...
Learn more about Asay Bench Loop - #49

The Fremont ATV Trail, officially designated as Forest Service road 33002 (091), is a strikingly beautiful, single-lane red rock forest service road. Despite its prominent signage stating it as an ATV route, this 7.89-mile track is listed as accessible by all vehicle types on the Dixie National Fore...
Learn more about Fremont ATV Trail - FS 33002

Forest Service Road 1128 doubles as Segment 3 of the well-known Paunsaugunt ATV Trail. This short but highly immersive 1.36-mile route guides explorers on a tight, winding climb directly up into Ingram Hollow. The journey begins as a relatively smooth dirt track flanked by towering evergreen pines a...
Learn more about Paunsaugant - FS 1128

Badger Creek and Skunk Creek are the two main trails used to connect Tropic Reservoir Road and Proctor Canyon. Proctor Canyon will take you off the mountain and down to Highway 89 at the town of Hatch. This trail system was extremely beautiful until the recent fires devastated the area. The trails a...
Learn more about Badger Creek (32003)

Mammoth Cave Road is a 2.5-mile out-and-back trail rated 2 of 10 located in Garfield County, Utah. This is a destination trail that leads to a series of lava tubes that create underground tunnels. This is a well-maintained dirt road accessible by 2 and 4WD vehicles. The road and turn points are well...
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This four-mile loop around (and up) Asay Knoll has a couple of large, rocky patches that bump the difficulty rating up, but otherwise, it's an easy trail. The switchbacks up to the summit have a bit of erosion in places. The 360-degree views from the top of Asay Knoll are spectacular. Depending on h...
Learn more about Asay Knoll Loop

Branching off into the beautiful surrounding wilderness, Long Hollow (Forest Service Road 31130) is a brief but highly scenic 0.71-mile dirt track that steadily climbs toward the boundary of Bryce Canyon National Park. The journey begins as a relatively tight, rocky two-track pathway that beautifull...
Learn more about Long Hollow - FS 31130

This is a two-lane maintained gravel road that connects Johns Valley Road to Hwy 12 west of Bryce Canyon. It is a good road however, there are some sharper curves and hills that can cause issues if you travel too fast on the loose gravel surface. Take your time and enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
Learn more about Toms Best Spring Road (BLM 33001A-30117)

Branching off into the rugged terrain of Ingram Hollow, Forest Service Road 31129 is a brief but remarkably bumpy 0.88-mile two-track adventure. The trail immediately establishes its character with a consistently rough, rocky red-dirt surface that winds its way up through a vibrant, dense pine fores...
Learn more about Ingram Hollow - FS 31129

FS 31131, also known as Long Hollow South, is a brief but incredibly scenic 0.94-mile journey that escorts explorers directly to the border of Bryce Canyon National Park. The trail officially begins near a brown Carsonite marker labeled "1131", immediately introducing drivers to a heavily rocky, bum...
Learn more about Long Hollow South - FS 31131

This side trail off Tropic Reservoir Road takes you through aspen patches and along west-facing overlooks characteristic of the area. The trail can be narrow and overgrown at points, and is more suited for ATVs and SxSs. The route is not very technical and is an easy cruise for those who want a fun ...
Learn more about Straight Canyon

FS 31134 is a beautifully scenic, highly accessible forest service road constructed of wide, decomposed granite. The 1.48-mile transit provides a smooth and tranquil journey through a majestic, dense canopy of towering pine trees, ultimately leading explorers directly to the boundary of Bryce Canyon...
Learn more about FS 31134

Marked by a simple brown carsonite post indicating "3619," this incredibly rewarding 0.58-mile spur trail serves as a direct path to one of the most spectacular dispersed campsites in the entire region. The journey begins as a slightly rough, rocky dirt track that ascends steadily through a scattere...
Learn more about Special Spot - FS 33619

This is a trail that would be best used for either dry camping or getting away from the traffic to rest and relax. It is a pretty easy dirt and gravel road. There are a few areas with some erosion running down the road, but it would be easy to stay out of them. Towards the end of the road, it narrow...
Learn more about Lava Camp Road

This mile-and-a-half trail connects Tommy Loop and Henrie Knolls. At one point, the trail crosses a black rock lava field. Open to SXS or smaller machines. Nothing too challenging about this route, but there are some loose rocks on the trail here and there. This is part of trail #4 of the Markagunt ...
Learn more about Henrie Connector

This trail takes you to the top of Henrie Knolls Summit: elevation of 9,239'. According to the Markagunt OHV System Map, this ranks as a blue (advanced) trail. The trail is very rocky, with fallen trees/debris very possible. The hill climb to the summit is steep, with an erosion rut cutting down the...
Learn more about Henrie Knolls Summit

This is a short but slightly more challenging side trail. According to the Markagunt OHV System Map, this ranks as a blue (advanced) trail. Open to SXS or smaller machines, this is definitely a more narrow trail. There are some deep erosion spots (ruts) and large rocky sections throughout the trail....
Learn more about Uinta Loop 3

This is a portion of what can be combined with two other trails to make a fun loop of approximately 45 miles of trails, all rated in the easy category. This trail starts on the edge of Panguitch, Utah, and traverses rolling hills with fabulous views of the surrounding area. This is a well-traveled l...
Learn more about Spry Cemetery - FS 2100, 2750, 2800

This is a short but slightly more challenging side trail. According to the Markagunt OHV System Map, this ranks as a blue (advanced) trail. Open to SXS or smaller machines. There are some deep erosion spots (ruts) in places, as well as some loose rocky sections to look out for.
Learn more about Uinta Loop 1

This road is a beautiful ride that takes you through some of the most spectacular red sandstone cliff faces and majestic views you can imagine. This area recently suffered a devastating fire that destroyed many of the trees and lower vegetation. The views are still spectacular, but it will take time...
Learn more about Proctor Canyon - FS 30109

This quick little loop weaves and winds its way through the Dixie National Forest. There is nothing too terribly difficult about this trail; however (in dry conditions), there were several inches of very fine dust buildup on the trail that hid some unexpected ruts (causing the bike to dump over). Th...
Learn more about Asay Bench Loop - #49

The Fremont ATV Trail, officially designated as Forest Service road 33002 (091), is a strikingly beautiful, single-lane red rock forest service road. Despite its prominent signage stating it as an ATV route, this 7.89-mile track is listed as accessible by all vehicle types on the Dixie National Fore...
Learn more about Fremont ATV Trail - FS 33002

Forest Service Road 1128 doubles as Segment 3 of the well-known Paunsaugunt ATV Trail. This short but highly immersive 1.36-mile route guides explorers on a tight, winding climb directly up into Ingram Hollow. The journey begins as a relatively smooth dirt track flanked by towering evergreen pines a...
Learn more about Paunsaugant - FS 1128

This road is a beautiful ride that takes you through some of the most spectacular red sandstone cliff faces and majestic views you can imagine. This area recently suffered a devastating fire that destroyed many of the trees and lower vegetation. The views are still spectacular, but it will take time...
Learn more about Proctor Canyon - FS 30109

This quick little loop weaves and winds its way through the Dixie National Forest. There is nothing too terribly difficult about this trail; however (in dry conditions), there were several inches of very fine dust buildup on the trail that hid some unexpected ruts (causing the bike to dump over). Th...
Learn more about Asay Bench Loop - #49

The Fremont ATV Trail, officially designated as Forest Service road 33002 (091), is a strikingly beautiful, single-lane red rock forest service road. Despite its prominent signage stating it as an ATV route, this 7.89-mile track is listed as accessible by all vehicle types on the Dixie National Fore...
Learn more about Fremont ATV Trail - FS 33002

Forest Service Road 1128 doubles as Segment 3 of the well-known Paunsaugunt ATV Trail. This short but highly immersive 1.36-mile route guides explorers on a tight, winding climb directly up into Ingram Hollow. The journey begins as a relatively smooth dirt track flanked by towering evergreen pines a...
Learn more about Paunsaugant - FS 1128