Dirt Bike Trails
Near Heber, Utah

This is a pretty simple road that most cars could make it up. The only thing that would make this difficult is some of the deep ruts with thick mud in the springtime. In the summer the puddles and mud are usually dried up but are much deeper and thicker in the spring and fall time. Note that the sid...
Learn more about Little Pole Canyon

This trail takes you from the top of the Polly Springs trail all the way south to get a view over the Heber Valley. It is simple but can be tight in some sections. It has a few sections with trees on one side and a steep drop-off on the other, with little room to spare on either side. This trail end...
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Polly Springs Trail takes you from Pine Canyon Road to the Polly Ridge. Expect many trees surrounding the trail with more straight-forwardsimpler rocks at the beginning. As you progress, you will hit the first significant rock section. It consists of an intense rut on the left and an off-camber sect...
Learn more about Polly Springs

This route encompasses two trails, ATV2 and ATV4 in the beautiful Wasatch Mountain State Park. This route used to start lower down, but recent construction has moved the entrance higher off of Cascade Springs. The trail is best suited to side-by-sides, dirt bikes, and ATVs. Narrow full-size machines...
Learn more about ATV2 / ATV4 to Cascade Springs Drive

Rattlesnake Hill, named after the origins behind the name of the Snake Creek area, is a steep rocky trail with spectacular views. The trail has many steep grades with areas approaching or even surpassing 30 degrees, creating an exciting adventure. Near the bottom of the trail, there are some switchb...
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The trail starts pretty mellow and then starts to climb up the ridge. It starts to get more rocky and steep, and the trees start to get tighter on each side of the trail. The first major obstacle is the hill climb that is 30 degrees at some parts, and is extremely loose with big boulders. Decent cle...
Learn more about Wallsburg Ridge Trail

Out and back, lots of chunks, but the trail is plenty wide to navigate. A few various tight turns that can be navigated as well. The trail gets progressively more chunky as you climb in elevation. Some larger rock gardens take skill to navigate. The top parts of the trail are washed out, rutted from...
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Pot Hollow trail runs east from East Ridge Trail and terminates at a forest road in Pot Hollow. After this intersection, it's all forest roads, so this is a dead-end for single track. Riding west to east, the trail descends steeply in the beginning and flattens out towards Pot Hollow. The trail is m...
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Big Flat is a fun trail up in the Snake Creek area. It is definitely a tighter trail, with a chance you might get a pin stripe or two, especially in a wider vehicle. This trail does have one spot that adds to most of the challenge, and is a steep, rocky climb that you will most likely want a spotter...
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Wide Hollow makes its way up the valley into the Hoyt Peak trail system. Some sections are tight and are a little slow-going if you do not want pinstripes. The trail ends up in more of an aspen grove with a few small creeks and pond crossings. Watch out for the cattle when heading up this trail beca...
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Cummings Parkway Road links Cascade Springs Drive with Snake Creek Road (FR 085). The majority of this road is in Wasatch Mountain State Park, but as you approach Snake Creek Road, it will meander into the Uinta National Forest. A few campsites can be found along this trail, but branch out from here...
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Hogs Back runs in an east and west direction, with the high point of the trail on the eastern end, being above 10,000 feet in elevation. Needless to say, the views are incredible. Patches of snow may still be in the area as late as July. The trail is mostly dirt with sections of deep ruts and large ...
Learn more about Hogs Back - FR 70094

Forest Lake Trail drops down from the Ridge Trail to Forest Lake. It's a shorter single-track trail that loses ~500 feet of elevation when riding towards Forest Lake. From the lake, you can take forest roads back to Tibble Fork Reservoir via Shaffer Fork and American Fork Snake Creek, or turn around...
Learn more about Forest Lake (2171)

Camp Hollow splits off from Little South Fork Trail about 4 miles from the parking lot area at Route 35. The trail gains approximately 1,300 feet of elevation when riding south. It dead-ends at Camp Hollow Forest Road 310. You can either ride forest roads east to Little South Fork Trail or turn arou...
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The East Ridge Trail connects Ridge Trail to Pot Hollow. This is one of the more difficult trails in the American Fork system. Riding south to north, the trail starts off easy in a wooded section before breaking out into a field as you ride across the mountainside. On a clear day, there are great vi...
Learn more about East Ridge (2038)

One of the most beautiful trails in the area, Alta Dry Fork will challenge beginners and offer some fun for intermediates. Ford low water crossings and navigate your way through pines, aspens, and verdant alpine meadows. Wildflowers trace the trail that follows the Alta Dry Fork Creek, which, depend...
Learn more about Alta Dry Fork (FR 70198)

Old Trench Road connects Ridge Trail to Holman Trail. It essentially is a higher elevation bypass to part of Holman and runs west to east. The single-track trail is mostly smooth as it runs across the side of the mountain through short grass fields. There are some larger, softball-sized rocks scatte...
Learn more about Old Trench Road (2181)

This is a fun and somewhat technical out-and-back trail. It's a nice scenic trail through the pines and aspens with a few camping spots along the trail. Depending on when you go, there are a lot of wildflowers along the way. This trail also goes up to Tyngs Grave and also old mine areas. There are s...
Learn more about Miller Hill

Mineral Basin Trail is a beautiful, scenic route that will take you into the Mineral Basin at Snowbird Resort. There are many springs and other sights to see, including the famous "Iron Bog". The trail, however, is no easy task, littered with rock gardens, steep climbs, and rock slabs. The trail beg...
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This is a neat little side trail that takes you through groves of aspen trees and, in the summer, fields of wildflowers. Occasionally, the aspens make a tunnel, giving the feeling of driving through an enchanted forest. The terrain is rough, rocky, and narrow, and ends at a great view of the Heber V...
Learn more about Buck Camp Hollow - FS 70439

This is a pretty simple road that most cars could make it up. The only thing that would make this difficult is some of the deep ruts with thick mud in the springtime. In the summer the puddles and mud are usually dried up but are much deeper and thicker in the spring and fall time. Note that the sid...
Learn more about Little Pole Canyon

This trail takes you from the top of the Polly Springs trail all the way south to get a view over the Heber Valley. It is simple but can be tight in some sections. It has a few sections with trees on one side and a steep drop-off on the other, with little room to spare on either side. This trail end...
Learn more about Polly Ridge

Polly Springs Trail takes you from Pine Canyon Road to the Polly Ridge. Expect many trees surrounding the trail with more straight-forwardsimpler rocks at the beginning. As you progress, you will hit the first significant rock section. It consists of an intense rut on the left and an off-camber sect...
Learn more about Polly Springs

This route encompasses two trails, ATV2 and ATV4 in the beautiful Wasatch Mountain State Park. This route used to start lower down, but recent construction has moved the entrance higher off of Cascade Springs. The trail is best suited to side-by-sides, dirt bikes, and ATVs. Narrow full-size machines...
Learn more about ATV2 / ATV4 to Cascade Springs Drive

This is a pretty simple road that most cars could make it up. The only thing that would make this difficult is some of the deep ruts with thick mud in the springtime. In the summer the puddles and mud are usually dried up but are much deeper and thicker in the spring and fall time. Note that the sid...
Learn more about Little Pole Canyon

This trail takes you from the top of the Polly Springs trail all the way south to get a view over the Heber Valley. It is simple but can be tight in some sections. It has a few sections with trees on one side and a steep drop-off on the other, with little room to spare on either side. This trail end...
Learn more about Polly Ridge

Polly Springs Trail takes you from Pine Canyon Road to the Polly Ridge. Expect many trees surrounding the trail with more straight-forwardsimpler rocks at the beginning. As you progress, you will hit the first significant rock section. It consists of an intense rut on the left and an off-camber sect...
Learn more about Polly Springs

This route encompasses two trails, ATV2 and ATV4 in the beautiful Wasatch Mountain State Park. This route used to start lower down, but recent construction has moved the entrance higher off of Cascade Springs. The trail is best suited to side-by-sides, dirt bikes, and ATVs. Narrow full-size machines...
Learn more about ATV2 / ATV4 to Cascade Springs Drive