Dirt Bike Trails
Near Mapleton, Utah

Left Fork Maple Canyon branches from the Mapleton-Sawmill Hollow trail and travels west to the parking lot at Maple Diamond Fork. Riding this direction, the single-track trail is wide and primarily downhill. There's loose gravel and small rocks on the east side of the trail, which then turns into a ...
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Little Diamond Trail runs along a ridge south from the Mapleton-Sawmill Hollow Trail and eventually intersects with Diamond Fork Road. Heading towards the road, you'll drop ~2,300 feet in elevation. The beginning of the trail has a steep, washed-out section that would be difficult to ride up (north)...
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From Provo Canyon the road to Hope Campground is paved. From Hope Campground to Rock Canyon campground the road is easy and relatively smooth dirt. Beyond Rock Canyon Campground the road becomes progressively more rocky and rutted until the final couple of miles where the road becomes easier. Th...
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Right Fork Days Canyon splits off from Left Fork Days Canyon trail. This single-track trail dead ends after about a mile of riding. The entrance is easy to miss and doesn't have any signage. This route starts with a winding hill climb and then follows a stream. It is very difficult once in the strea...
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Left Fork Days Canyon is one of the entrances into the Hobble Creek trail system. It's a 3.6-mile trail that starts off Hobble Fork Canyon Road with a stream crossing. The stream here is surprisingly deep and the trail on the opposite side has almost been taken out by water and wheelspin erosion. Co...
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Kirkman Hollow begins at a parking lot off Hobble Fork Canyon Road and gains nearly 2,000 feet of elevation before intersecting with the Mapleton-Sawmill Hollow Trail. The single-track trail follows a ravine which is mostly smooth. There are some embedded boulders in a few areas, but they are easy t...
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Mapleton-Sawmill Hollow runs along a ridgeline between Kirkman Hollow and Left Fork Maple Canyon trails. The trail is a mixture of flowy and loose-rock sections with multiple smaller hills thrown in. The rock sections range from gravel to baseball-sized and are usually loose. Riding southwest, about...
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Ascending through the captivating Hobble Creek Canyon, the Upper Packard Canyon Trail is a formidable challenge for dirt bike enthusiasts seeking an exhilarating adventure. This single-track trail, boasting a level of difficulty that appeals to experienced riders, presents an electrifying journey ch...
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This challenging singletrack starts immediately from Forest Road 70027, quickly narrowing with dense brush. As you climb through aspen groves, expect occasional sharp drops toward the creek. Higher up, you'll find flat open spaces before the final ascent. The steep northern slope of Freedom Peak, cr...
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Easy, non-graded trail that travels through the Lake Fork Wildlife Management Area as well as the Manti La Sal Forest. This trail starts in Indianola and ends on Highway 89 or vice versa, depending on the direction of travel. The trail itself is easy going with no technical spots and is wide enough ...
Learn more about Lake Fork-Indianola - FS 50070

Packard Canyon Trail, nestled within the picturesque Hobble Creek Canyon, offers dirt bike enthusiasts a thrilling yet accessible off-road adventure. This single-track trail, known for its moderate difficulty, provides a well-rounded experience for riders of various skill levels. The journey begins ...
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The Packard Canyon Cutoff Trail, an audacious dirt bike route ascending Hobble Creek Canyon, invites skilled riders to conquer its challenges with finesse and grit. This single-track trail presents a demanding gauntlet, characterized by the thick overgrowth of meadow fields that intermittently obscu...
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Right Fork Hobble Creek Road crosses through the Uinta National Forest. While both end segments are pavement, this portion is rough gravel and very scenic. The road is pretty wooded and makes for a great drive during the fall months. There is nothing technical and neither 4WD nor high clearance are ...
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The Packard Canyon Lower Trail presents a short, easily accessible dirt biking route nestled in the scenic Wasatch Mountains. The trail is ideal for riders of all levels, offering a thrilling escape into the wilderness. Passing through a rustic cattle gate at the trailhead adds to the charm. The pat...
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Left Fork Hobble Creek (FS 70132) may share the same name as Forest Service Road 70147, but the two roads are quite different. Starting at the intersection where FS 70147, Wing Flat (FS 70619), and this meet up, Left Fork Hobble Creek (FR 70132) descends southwest to a narrow canyon surrounded by ta...
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The West Crest trail runs along the spine of West Mountain in southern Utah County. Hypothetically it can be done fully from the north to south (or vice versa) without having to do an out and back. Having tried this from various directions, logistically it is difficult to do due to a very steep sect...
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Monks Hollow Connector is a 3.1-mile-long ATV trail for 50-inch vehicles in the Uinta National Forest. It goes from the Long Hollow ATV trail to near the top of Teat Mountain at 8,300 feet of elevation. The trail is an overgrown and narrow two-track that has a jarring and choppy surface full of loos...
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Cottonwood Second Water is a 7.6-mile-long single track in the Uinta National Forest southeast of Provo, Utah. It goes between the Center Gwt single track and Diamond Fork Road, crossing Sheeps Creek-Rays Valley Road and First Water Road along the way. The trail parallels Second Water Creek the enti...
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Long Hollow is a 7.3-mile-long ATV trail in the Uinta National Forest southeast of Provo, Utah. It connects to several other ATV trails in the area, including Teat Mountain, making for a fun day ride on quads. The south entrance is accessed from Long Hollow Road, which is a steep dirt turn-off from ...
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Mapleton-Sawmill Hollow connects Diamond Fork Road to Kirkman Hollow. As you ride west away from the road, the trail gains about 1,500 feet of elevation and then levels off. The bottom section runs through several fields with tall grass and whoops. The trail then enters the woods and becomes tight a...
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Easy, non-graded trail that travels through the Lake Fork Wildlife Management Area as well as the Manti La Sal Forest. This trail starts in Indianola and ends on Highway 89 or vice versa, depending on the direction of travel. The trail itself is easy going with no technical spots and is wide enough ...
Learn more about Lake Fork-Indianola - FS 50070

Right Fork Hobble Creek Road crosses through the Uinta National Forest. While both end segments are pavement, this portion is rough gravel and very scenic. The road is pretty wooded and makes for a great drive during the fall months. There is nothing technical and neither 4WD nor high clearance are ...
Learn more about Right Fork Hobble Creek Road

Left Fork Hobble Creek (FS 70132) may share the same name as Forest Service Road 70147, but the two roads are quite different. Starting at the intersection where FS 70147, Wing Flat (FS 70619), and this meet up, Left Fork Hobble Creek (FR 70132) descends southwest to a narrow canyon surrounded by ta...
Learn more about Left Fork Hobble Creek - FS 70132

The West Crest trail runs along the spine of West Mountain in southern Utah County. Hypothetically it can be done fully from the north to south (or vice versa) without having to do an out and back. Having tried this from various directions, logistically it is difficult to do due to a very steep sect...
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From Provo Canyon the road to Hope Campground is paved. From Hope Campground to Rock Canyon campground the road is easy and relatively smooth dirt. Beyond Rock Canyon Campground the road becomes progressively more rocky and rutted until the final couple of miles where the road becomes easier. Th...
Learn more about Kyhv Peak

Easy, non-graded trail that travels through the Lake Fork Wildlife Management Area as well as the Manti La Sal Forest. This trail starts in Indianola and ends on Highway 89 or vice versa, depending on the direction of travel. The trail itself is easy going with no technical spots and is wide enough ...
Learn more about Lake Fork-Indianola - FS 50070

Right Fork Hobble Creek Road crosses through the Uinta National Forest. While both end segments are pavement, this portion is rough gravel and very scenic. The road is pretty wooded and makes for a great drive during the fall months. There is nothing technical and neither 4WD nor high clearance are ...
Learn more about Right Fork Hobble Creek Road

Left Fork Hobble Creek (FS 70132) may share the same name as Forest Service Road 70147, but the two roads are quite different. Starting at the intersection where FS 70147, Wing Flat (FS 70619), and this meet up, Left Fork Hobble Creek (FR 70132) descends southwest to a narrow canyon surrounded by ta...
Learn more about Left Fork Hobble Creek - FS 70132