Dirt Bike Trails
Near Richmond, Utah

Just north of the town of Logan is Hyde Park. There are little trails over this hill. From big hill climbs to just easy trails. You can expect to see deer in this area. If you happen to find a mine you can climb down in if you dare.
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This is a scenic road off of Franklin Basin Road. It can be accessed from Logan Canyon in Utah or Cub River in Idaho. The road is short, and the end is very steep and rocky. You will get great views of Doubletop Peak and can take a short hike to Crescent Lake.
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Maple to Sugar Creek connects the Maple Creek parking area to the Sugar Creek ATV trail. It is a short, but very rocky trail. Starting from Maple Creek, you'll follow the trail for about a half mile until the trail crosses the creek. After crossing the creek, you can take the steep route to the left...
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This trail is a beautiful through route between Cub River Road in Idaho and Route 89 in Utah. Whether you start from Cub River Road or from the Utah end, the first several miles are graded gravel and wide enough to pass most of the way. Between Willow Flat Campground and Egan Basin, the road is narr...
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Boss Canyon is a highly scenic, 50-inch-width-restricted trail offering riders an immersive journey through dense pine forests and over the Idaho-Utah state line. Starting off the Franklin Basin Road between Logan Canyon, Utah, and Cub River, Idaho, this route is ideal for dirt bikes, ATVs, and narr...
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Sugar Creek ATV trail roughly follows Sugar Creek up the canyon. It is a 50" ATV trail that has sections that are smooth and flowy and more sections that are rocky and technical. The trail starts at the parking lot shortly after entering Forest Service property. As the trail goes, you'll pass the tr...
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This is a nice forest road in Logan Canyon that ends at the historic gravesite of the last and most famous Grizzly Bear to roam Logan Canyon and likely all of Utah.
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This is a scenic full-width road that will take you to the Idaho border, where this route continues. As you progress up the basin, you will pass through forests, past the river that winds down the valley, and many campsites along the road. There are places to easily access the river along the route....
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Twin Creeks is a great little spot in Logan Canyon that is also one of the least visited areas in the canyon. The dirt road is open to all vehicles, but is rarely driven. A car would not make it, but most any 4x4 high-clearance vehicle could. Any ATV or dirt bike could do the trail with ease, and wo...
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This trail is one of several side roads off the Franklin Basin Road that start in Logan Canyon, Utah and end at Cub River, Idaho. This road is open to and suitable for any 4x4 high-clearance vehicle. It climbs a pretty canyon ending at two small, shallow lakes with great views of Wilderness Peak.
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Steel Hollow is a popular trail out of Righthand Fork Canyon. It's a great trail for early intermediate riders to learn some single track. The start of the trail takes you along the creek until it splits. Take the fork to the right and go through the gate. The trail will continue toward Rick's Canyo...
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Unless you are on a dirt bike, this route will not be passable much further than the midpoint. From the bottom, it begins like a Willy Wonka boat ride. Casual and easygoing at first, but slowly devolves into a narrow, rocky, off-camber ride that clings to the edge of a steep hill. Vehicles wider tha...
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Card Canyon trail connects Logan Canyon to Forest Service Road 052. The trail is challenging to go up as there are a few significant obstacles to get up. There are a couple of roots that have large step-ups. Then the trail goes into a part of the creek with a steep climb. There are large rock obstac...
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With a name like Inspiration Point, this trail begs to be explored. The trail itself is not especially long, but it is also not especially easy. Expect a very narrow trail with several off-camber sections, steep climbs, awkward corners, and rock gardens filled with large rocks. The way to Inspiratio...
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Litz Basin trail is a fun spur off of Sugar Creek trail. It's an easy, fast, flowy trail that takes you into Litz Basin. It comes to a dead end in the Basin, but it's beautiful, with some areas to explore. This would be an out-and-back from Sugar Creek, but it's worth it for the fun, flowy trail and...
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This is a very scenic ride in Logan Canyon. It takes you to on the Sinks Road to Peter Sinks which is the second coldest place in the lower 48. You then get back to the sinks road and climb up to an amazing overlook at the top of Temple Peak. Could be impassable with snow during winter.
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Highline Singletrack (Trail 3316) is the longest singletrack in the Bear River Range. It starts South of Bloomington Lake, at Forest Service Road 30415, and rides North along ridgelines ending at Forest Service Road 3316. The total elevation gain is about 500 feet, with great views of the surroundin...
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Near Beaver Mountain Ski Resort begins a route that hugs the outline of Beaver Creek. Near the top of the canyon, it swings out southeasterly by Beaver Creek Campground and then winds up a short canyon trail to the location where a C-46 carrying 37 servicemen and 3 crew members returning from the Ko...
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The Cub River Trail starts at the Albert Moser Trailhead in the Cub River area. This 50-inch trail parallels the Cub River Road. The trail flows through the sagebrush and scrub maples intermingled with open areas that allow views of the surrounding mountains. The trail has spurs that connect to the ...
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The Lowline trail is a fun single track that connects the Albert Moser campground to the Sugar Creek ATV trail. The trailhead starts out of campsite 9 in Albert Moser campground. You follow the river for about 50 feet, then take a switchback and start climbing. The trailside hill climbs out of the c...
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Just north of the town of Logan is Hyde Park. There are little trails over this hill. From big hill climbs to just easy trails. You can expect to see deer in this area. If you happen to find a mine you can climb down in if you dare.
Learn more about Hyde Park Mine

This is a scenic road off of Franklin Basin Road. It can be accessed from Logan Canyon in Utah or Cub River in Idaho. The road is short, and the end is very steep and rocky. You will get great views of Doubletop Peak and can take a short hike to Crescent Lake.
Learn more about Steep Canyon and Crescent Lake

Maple to Sugar Creek connects the Maple Creek parking area to the Sugar Creek ATV trail. It is a short, but very rocky trail. Starting from Maple Creek, you'll follow the trail for about a half mile until the trail crosses the creek. After crossing the creek, you can take the steep route to the left...
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This trail is a beautiful through route between Cub River Road in Idaho and Route 89 in Utah. Whether you start from Cub River Road or from the Utah end, the first several miles are graded gravel and wide enough to pass most of the way. Between Willow Flat Campground and Egan Basin, the road is narr...
Learn more about Franklin Basin Idaho Section

Just north of the town of Logan is Hyde Park. There are little trails over this hill. From big hill climbs to just easy trails. You can expect to see deer in this area. If you happen to find a mine you can climb down in if you dare.
Learn more about Hyde Park Mine

This is a scenic road off of Franklin Basin Road. It can be accessed from Logan Canyon in Utah or Cub River in Idaho. The road is short, and the end is very steep and rocky. You will get great views of Doubletop Peak and can take a short hike to Crescent Lake.
Learn more about Steep Canyon and Crescent Lake

This trail is a beautiful through route between Cub River Road in Idaho and Route 89 in Utah. Whether you start from Cub River Road or from the Utah end, the first several miles are graded gravel and wide enough to pass most of the way. Between Willow Flat Campground and Egan Basin, the road is narr...
Learn more about Franklin Basin Idaho Section

This is a nice forest road in Logan Canyon that ends at the historic gravesite of the last and most famous Grizzly Bear to roam Logan Canyon and likely all of Utah.
Learn more about Temple Fork and Old Ephraim's Grave