Dirt Bike Trails
Near Loa, Utah

Turn off of Utah Highway 24 to start this trail. You will encounter some beautiful rock formations and vast panoramic views. PMT 1 is a well-maintained road of dirt and gravel. You may well see livestock and antelope while driving in this area. Mostly sage brush with sparse scrub oak trees along the...
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Leaving the pavement on Long Hollow Road. This section of the trail connects to the PMT 14 intersection of Shallow Hollow Road. Most of these roads are county-maintained. They are periodically graded during the rainy season. Most vehicles can traverse during all weather. Not suitable for low-clearan...
Learn more about Parker Mountain Trail 14 to Junction Shallow Hollow Road

When you turn onto this trail, it looks like you're driving on two tracks in the grass. This trail has some twists and turns, and plenty of plenty of open plains covered with sage and grass. This trail is a little rougher than the other trails in the area. You could encounter mud puddles and rocks o...
Learn more about Parker Mountain 18

This is a very easy drive for most high-clearance vehicles. 4x4 would be good in wet conditions. There is a lot of wildlife in the area. In the early morning, you may see herds of pronghorn antelope. The terrain is mostly rolling hills and a few small creeks to cross. There are no major obstacles.
Learn more about Parker Mountain Trail (PMT) 1 to PMT 15

This trail is on TV Tower Road and starts out smooth until it starts climbing before the towers. Once on top, you can see for miles, overlooking the town of Loa. On the downhill road, you will encounter larger rocks and small drop-offs. Use caution. At the bottom, the road smooths out and is graded....
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The trail to Blind Lake is paved with stone. Unfortunately, the stones aren't level and they are everywhere. If you are in an ATV or dirt bike, be prepared for a bumpy ride. The trail remains relatively flat as it traverses from the Reese Creek trail to Blind Lake. Vegetation along the trail is very...
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Diverse travel through sage brush, quaking aspen and pine tree's can offer great encounters with deer or other smaller animals. The road is narrow and rocky. Be prepared for obstacles either due to rocks uncovered by heavy rains or tree's which have toppled across the road, as this road passes throu...
Learn more about Row of Pines

Either end of this road appears to be an easy travel. Other than the single lane, unmaintained road, it looks pretty tame. However as the road approaches the large rock formations covered in pine trees. It starts to become rougher. If you are in a vehicle with off road suspension, a slow, but steady...
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South Mytoge is an ideal route for offroaders seeking scenic access to the south and east sides of Fish Lake in Wayne County, Utah, offering spectacular views of alpine landscapes and convenient access to primitive camping spots. This 6.3-mile dirt trail begins near State Route 25 and is relatively ...
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Be prepared for a slow, bumpy, yet beautiful ride. The East end of this trail starts out near a boulder field and cuts through some dense pine trees. There is minimal vegetation when in the pines, however this changes to grasses and sagebrush in the lower elevations. Wildlife can be seen anywhere al...
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Mytoge Road is a scenic, beginner-friendly route in the Fishlake National Forest that offers stunning vistas of Fish Lake and the surrounding Mytoge Mountains. Perfect for stock four-wheel-drive vehicles, SxSs, and dirt bikes, this trail winds through a diverse landscape, transitioning seamlessly fr...
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This trail offers easy terrain with mostly gravel and dirt roads and opens into wide, expansive areas with numerous small side routes to explore. It provides scenic views of the surrounding peaks, Fish Lake, and the valley. Camping spots are plentiful along the route, though some areas can become cr...
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Great Western Trail-Pine Lake to Torrey, Utah is a 77-mile point-to-point trail rated 4 of 10 located in South Central, Utah. The Great Western Trail is a continuous trail system spanning about 4,455 miles that extends from Mexico to Canada and crosses through Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming, Mon...
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This is a wide, well-maintained dirt road. The road is marked as PMT22 on FSR 0021.This could be confusing because PMT 21 turns left off of PMT 22 further down the trail on FSR0021. In the Paiute Trails and Parker Mountain Trails map book, this trail is listed as PMT21. We saw antelope and cattle on...
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Descending nearly 3000 feet from Hwy 72 at approximately 9200 feet down to the Lower Last Chance road on the San Rafael at 6400 feet. The road borders the north end of Capital Reef National Monument. Both pine and quakie forests exist at the higher elevations, followed by sparse cedar trees and dese...
Learn more about Baker Ranch Road

This is an easy trail, well graded and well maintained. You will travel from 7870 feet in elevation to 9886 feet elevation, where this meets the Great Western Trail. You will be mostly in a high grassy plain, but you will pass groves of trees to the side of the trail. As you head south, this trail ...
Learn more about Smooth Knoll Road

This is an easy loop trail taking travelers through groves of aspen, pine, and cedar trees on their way up to over 11,000 feet of elevation. All along the trail, there are several unimproved camping sites. Several side trails lead to vista overlooks. The trail is well maintained and trailer friend...
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The Danish Meadows Trail is a scenic, moderately challenging 12.5-mile route connecting Mill Meadow Reservoir and Forsyth Reservoir that is perfect for four-wheel-drive vehicles, SxSs, and ATVs looking to explore the beautiful highlands of the Fishlake National Forest. Beginning near Mill Meadow Res...
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Deep Creek Lake Road traverse's the East side of the Thousand Lake Mountain range from the North end and wraps around the South end of the mountain. Depending on how wet of a year it is, there are lakes and ponds throughout the region. This is a favored fishing spot by all. Several roads, ATV trails...
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This road is partially maintained but not used often. On this road, we saw antelope running. This is another wide, high plains view road, with lots of grass, sage, and watering holes for wildlife and cattle. There are scrub oak trees in the distance and large expanses of mountains in the background.
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Turn off of Utah Highway 24 to start this trail. You will encounter some beautiful rock formations and vast panoramic views. PMT 1 is a well-maintained road of dirt and gravel. You may well see livestock and antelope while driving in this area. Mostly sage brush with sparse scrub oak trees along the...
Learn more about Parker Mountain 1-21

Leaving the pavement on Long Hollow Road. This section of the trail connects to the PMT 14 intersection of Shallow Hollow Road. Most of these roads are county-maintained. They are periodically graded during the rainy season. Most vehicles can traverse during all weather. Not suitable for low-clearan...
Learn more about Parker Mountain Trail 14 to Junction Shallow Hollow Road

When you turn onto this trail, it looks like you're driving on two tracks in the grass. This trail has some twists and turns, and plenty of plenty of open plains covered with sage and grass. This trail is a little rougher than the other trails in the area. You could encounter mud puddles and rocks o...
Learn more about Parker Mountain 18

This is a very easy drive for most high-clearance vehicles. 4x4 would be good in wet conditions. There is a lot of wildlife in the area. In the early morning, you may see herds of pronghorn antelope. The terrain is mostly rolling hills and a few small creeks to cross. There are no major obstacles.
Learn more about Parker Mountain Trail (PMT) 1 to PMT 15

Turn off of Utah Highway 24 to start this trail. You will encounter some beautiful rock formations and vast panoramic views. PMT 1 is a well-maintained road of dirt and gravel. You may well see livestock and antelope while driving in this area. Mostly sage brush with sparse scrub oak trees along the...
Learn more about Parker Mountain 1-21

Leaving the pavement on Long Hollow Road. This section of the trail connects to the PMT 14 intersection of Shallow Hollow Road. Most of these roads are county-maintained. They are periodically graded during the rainy season. Most vehicles can traverse during all weather. Not suitable for low-clearan...
Learn more about Parker Mountain Trail 14 to Junction Shallow Hollow Road

When you turn onto this trail, it looks like you're driving on two tracks in the grass. This trail has some twists and turns, and plenty of plenty of open plains covered with sage and grass. This trail is a little rougher than the other trails in the area. You could encounter mud puddles and rocks o...
Learn more about Parker Mountain 18

This is a very easy drive for most high-clearance vehicles. 4x4 would be good in wet conditions. There is a lot of wildlife in the area. In the early morning, you may see herds of pronghorn antelope. The terrain is mostly rolling hills and a few small creeks to cross. There are no major obstacles.
Learn more about Parker Mountain Trail (PMT) 1 to PMT 15