Dirt Bike Trails
Near Kingston, Utah

This trail follows Kingston Canyon, which is part of the original Paiute 1 Trail near Circleville, Utah. It follows the canyon in and out of Rocky Ford Creek. Part of the trail is rocky, and part in the wash is sandy. There are no steep hill climbs or downgrades. You will see mountains to the side o...
Learn more about Kingston Canyon (Paiute 1 Trail)

In mid-June, this road had recently been graded, so it was dusty and the gravel was on top, which made it harder to drive than if it was hard-packed. But it's a good road that runs from Kingston Canyon Recreation Area on Hwy 62 up to Forshea Mountain, the Paiute Trail System, and adjoining trails in...
Learn more about Monroe Mount Road (Kingston Cnyn to Forshea Mtn)

This track follows a two-track trail across BLM-managed lands, and it goes up through a wash in a canyon to the end, where you U-turn and drive back out. The two-track trail looks like it exits the canyon, but we have not been able to find that part of the trail. There are rock obstacles, tree obsta...
Learn more about We're In A Tight Spot - BLM 5145

The Rocky Ford Trail is technically not part of the Paiute Trail, but it begins breaking off trail 01 and is almost always done when riding parts of the Paiute Trail. It's one of the more unique trails in the area. There are some great views. You have the option to start in Circleville, or just outs...
Learn more about Paiute ATV Trail Rocky Ford

City Creek runs parallel to Hwy 153 going west of Junction, Utah. This track goes up through the canyon City Creek runs in. It is also part of Paiute Side Trail 34. The canyon is filled with sagebrush, bushes, and trees. The trail in places is gravely dirt, but in places, it's mostly rocks. The rock...
Learn more about City Creek Canyon (FS# 40133)

We discovered this cut-across trail, going around the east side of Twin Peaks, that connects Papa Bear Poker Run 2021 Trail (which is also called Monroe Mtn Trail) on the north end with Monroe Rd on the south end, which connects to Highway 62. It's a beautiful drive down into some canyons, over hil...
Learn more about Monroe Road Cut-Across (FS #41204/BLM #5162)

Forshea Mountain South is a 4.5-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 located in the Fishlake National Forest. This trail connects Malmsten Forshea Mountain PST 73 (Forshea Mountain Overlook Loop) on the east side with Monroe Road Cut-Across on the west side. This little-used trail wraps around th...
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Oak Basin is a beautiful location in southern Utah, accessible only to off-roaders and hikers. You come up out of the City Creek Canyon and enter this expansive, gorgeous valley teeming with oak brush. In the fall, the colors in this area will be amazing. There is plenty of feed and water, so wildli...
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The Rollercoaster starts out as a dirt trail, wandering through the draws between the hills in this area. Before long, you are in and out of the wash, so early spring this trail will be wet, if accessible at all. Heavy summer rains may close this area, too. Once you turn uphill and leave the wash, t...
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Paiute ATV Trail Cottonwood Canyon Trail 77 is an incredible high-elevation alpine adventure designed for ATV, SxS, dirt bike, and high-clearance four-wheel-drive enthusiasts looking to explore the rugged beauty of the Tushar Mountains. Starting near the historic town of Marysvale, Utah, this 63-mil...
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This is another section of the powerline trail that runs parallel to Highway 89 south of Marysvale, Utah. This section follows the curves of the hills as you cross BLM and Utah State Trust Lands, instead of going underneath the powerlines. It's a fun trail that rises up to an elevation high enough t...
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Forshea Troughs (FS# 40073) connects West Angle Road to Pole Canyon Rd, and it goes by Pole Canyon Reservoir. It follows the water from the reservoir down through the canyon, and you cross the little creek at Pole Canyon Road. In early June there was still mud where the runoff was running into the r...
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The Tenmile Creek Trail intersects at the top with the Tenmile Hiking Trail and Tenmile Creek. This is a dead-end track for vehicles. The hiking trail is open to hikers, horseback riders, and bikes. The trail is a good "road" which climbs to just over 8000 feet. Near the start of the trail, you cros...
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This 5-mile Powerline Trail takes you south from Fallen Tree Gulch to Highway 153 and the numerous trails in the area just west of Junction, UT. The Powerline Trail is easy, moving over and around the hills, generally following the powerline. There are a lot of side and spur trails to take as well. ...
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This is the easy trail from the junction of Paiute 1 and the Butch Cassidy Trail. It runs behind homes and the cemetery in the town of Circleville, Utah. It also runs along behind farm fields to the boyhood home of Butch Cassidy. The trail leads to the home, and there is an entrance to the parking l...
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This track goes around on top of part of Forshea Mountain in the Fishlake National Forest, rising to an elevation of 9502 feet. It takes you to an overlook spot, where you can see for miles in every direction. To the southwest, you see Malmsten Peak (9803 feet). On the southwest corner of the loop, ...
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This trail maps the route from the playground north of Piute State Park/Reservoir to the parking area, picnic tables, and restroom. It's a fun trail that goes over the hills near the reservoir and drops into the parking lot right by the restrooms. The hill that drops down to the parking lot is steep...
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This is another overlook point above the Sevier River north of the Piute Reservoir. From this vantage point, you can see the river below, some of the farms and ranches in the river valley, and the Fishlake National Forest beyond the river. The trails in this area serve as a playground for Piute Stat...
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Mary's Nipple View is a dead-end trail that takes you up to 8938 feet, just below Mary's Nipple. The trail goes by Order Canyon and through Cougar Canyon. It's an easy trail, but in the spring and after a rainstorm, erosion will be evident on the trail. It rained and hailed on us at the top, but sti...
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Fallen Tree Gulch goes west from Old Hwy 89 just north of Junction, UT, ascending to 7700+ feet in the Fishlake National Forest. It begins as a grave, sandy wash with few obstacles. As you move up through the gulch, you encounter some rock obstacles to navigate, none of which are very difficult, but...
Learn more about Fallen Tree Gulch (FS#40634)

This trail follows Kingston Canyon, which is part of the original Paiute 1 Trail near Circleville, Utah. It follows the canyon in and out of Rocky Ford Creek. Part of the trail is rocky, and part in the wash is sandy. There are no steep hill climbs or downgrades. You will see mountains to the side o...
Learn more about Kingston Canyon (Paiute 1 Trail)

In mid-June, this road had recently been graded, so it was dusty and the gravel was on top, which made it harder to drive than if it was hard-packed. But it's a good road that runs from Kingston Canyon Recreation Area on Hwy 62 up to Forshea Mountain, the Paiute Trail System, and adjoining trails in...
Learn more about Monroe Mount Road (Kingston Cnyn to Forshea Mtn)

This track follows a two-track trail across BLM-managed lands, and it goes up through a wash in a canyon to the end, where you U-turn and drive back out. The two-track trail looks like it exits the canyon, but we have not been able to find that part of the trail. There are rock obstacles, tree obsta...
Learn more about We're In A Tight Spot - BLM 5145

The Rocky Ford Trail is technically not part of the Paiute Trail, but it begins breaking off trail 01 and is almost always done when riding parts of the Paiute Trail. It's one of the more unique trails in the area. There are some great views. You have the option to start in Circleville, or just outs...
Learn more about Paiute ATV Trail Rocky Ford

This trail follows Kingston Canyon, which is part of the original Paiute 1 Trail near Circleville, Utah. It follows the canyon in and out of Rocky Ford Creek. Part of the trail is rocky, and part in the wash is sandy. There are no steep hill climbs or downgrades. You will see mountains to the side o...
Learn more about Kingston Canyon (Paiute 1 Trail)

In mid-June, this road had recently been graded, so it was dusty and the gravel was on top, which made it harder to drive than if it was hard-packed. But it's a good road that runs from Kingston Canyon Recreation Area on Hwy 62 up to Forshea Mountain, the Paiute Trail System, and adjoining trails in...
Learn more about Monroe Mount Road (Kingston Cnyn to Forshea Mtn)

This track follows a two-track trail across BLM-managed lands, and it goes up through a wash in a canyon to the end, where you U-turn and drive back out. The two-track trail looks like it exits the canyon, but we have not been able to find that part of the trail. There are rock obstacles, tree obsta...
Learn more about We're In A Tight Spot - BLM 5145

City Creek runs parallel to Hwy 153 going west of Junction, Utah. This track goes up through the canyon City Creek runs in. It is also part of Paiute Side Trail 34. The canyon is filled with sagebrush, bushes, and trees. The trail in places is gravely dirt, but in places, it's mostly rocks. The rock...
Learn more about City Creek Canyon (FS# 40133)