Dirt Bike Trails
Near Spanish Valley, Utah

Continue from the Steel Bender Loop Route to experience this awesome trail. It's a challenging route for ATVs and UTVs. It's a popular mountain bike trail, so please share it.
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Steel Bender is a great off-road trail in the Moab area. It has fun obstacles, amazing scenery, pictographs, water crossings and deep canyons. It has a bit of everything, and a few different ways to do it. There is basically a loop with entrances on either side. The north route climbs a long, but ea...
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This is one of the most popular trails in Moab. If you want to avoid the two most extreme obstacles on this trail, you can. To bypass High Dive, it's a simple short detour. If you bypass White Knuckes, you'll actually be taking an early exit. If you feel brave, and have enough people and vehicles to...
Learn more about Behind the Rocks

Moab may be full of amazing views, but this one certainly won't disappoint! You leave from the small sand dune area off of Behind the Rocks RD, and meander through mainly sandy/dirt 2 track that is relatively smooth, with some areas of sandstone as well. When you are nearing the end, there is more ...
Learn more about Kane Creek Overlook

This is a challenging trail with one particular ledge that has become impossible for most Jeeps. The trail is particularly difficult for ATVs and UTVs as the switchbacks descend. Please avoid the illegal bypass that some have used in the past. A wilderness study area surrounds this trail and must be...
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Beautiful autumn colors provide an awesome backdrop to enjoyable and moderately challenging drive. ATVs and UTVs will especially love venturing up the west side.
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This is a less-traveled trail dead end trail toward Moon Rock terrain with beautiful rim view. The ride is mainly loose rocks with some deep sand sections, which could be challenging for dirt bikes and squirrelly fun for ATVs and UTVs. Definitely worth riding to the end of the trail.
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Geyser Pass is a wide mountain road that climbs into the La Sal Mountains southeast of Moab. The route is generally straightforward with no obstacles, though it includes a series of switchbacks as it gains elevation. Expect some washboarded stretches and intermittent cellular service. The road provi...
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Tracking Station Road is a nice short road off Mountain Loop Road going back to Sand Flats Recreation Area. Towards the Mountain Loop Road's end, there are several primitive campsite spots. The road gets a bit rougher near Sand Flats Road where 4WD may be necessary. The drive towards Sand Flats in t...
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Porcupine Rim is a 21.4-mile loop trail rated 5 of 10 located in Grand County, Utah. Porcupine Rim trail is located in the Sand Flats Recreation Area which is fee entry area (see image for fee schedule). A National Parks Access Pass is also valid for entry. The Porcupine Rim trail starts off the gra...
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This 3.8-mile point-to-point trail is part of the larger Kokopelli Trail System. This portion takes you from the Castle Valley Overlook on La-Sal Mountain Loop Road to Sand Flats Road. Sand Flats Road goes into the Sand Flats Recreation Area which is a Grand County Fee area. The first half of this t...
Learn more about Kokopelli Trail (Castle Valley Overlook to Sand Flats Road)

This loop road goes from the Kokopelli Trail to the Tracking Station Road. It winds around, up and down with several crossings of the Jimmy Keen hike and bike trail. There is a single spot to camp in the lower section of the road next to one of the crossings. The road mainly serves the purpose of co...
Learn more about Loop Road Trail FR Rd 636

The Rim Rocker is a 160-mile route winding it's way through aspen groves, over red rock, along the edges of sheer cliffs, and across rivers. Spanning from Moab, Utah to Montrose, CO., the track varies from rocky two-track to perfectly graded gravel. Each mile offers something exciting and different,...
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Flat Iron Mesa features some unique obstacles you're sure to love. This is an Easter Jeep Safari trail, but otherwise very seldom used. Enjoy the 800-foot deep Hatch Canyon and views from the top of Rubble Hill. There are metal signs marking the trail, but it can be hard to navigate. Look for very c...
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This route has something for everyone. The trail is wide enough for 4x4 vehicles, while still providing enough challenging terrain and technical features to make it fun for dirt bikes. This particular route I have mapped is intermediate and still possible to achieve on light adventure bikes and heav...
Learn more about Fins n Things (First Half)

Fins & Things, located in the Sand Flats Recreation Area in Moab, is accessible from the Sand Flats road. A one-day pass for private vehicles is $5, a 7-day pass is $10, and an annual pass is $25. Out of state ATVs or UTVs require a permit. OHV permits are valid for 12 months and cost $30. Passes an...
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This short trail is a fun obstacle within Sand Flats Recreation Area. If you are skeptical of running Hell's Revenge, you can use this short trail to get a taste of the obstacles on Hell's Revenge. This is a short steep climb up the Lion's Back to traverse across it and then take a quick drop off th...
Learn more about Baby Lions Back

This 0.6-mile point-to-point trail provides an early cutoff for the popular Fins and Things Trail. This trail allows off-roaders to depart the trail early if time does not permit completion of the entire trail. This trail can also be used to enter the Fins and Things trail to finish the last third o...
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Part of the treasured Sand Flats Recreations Area, Hells Revenge is one of the most popular trails near Moab. Due to hazardous conditions, this trail is recommended for experienced riders only. These challenges, combined with breathtaking scenery, make this a rewarding adventure. Hell's Revenge inte...
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Sand Flats Road is a wide, generally easy route that connects Moab to the Manti-La Sal National Forest. The drive has no major obstacles, though some narrow sections and washboarded stretches keep you attentive. Being close to town, it’s a well-trafficked corridor with trailheads and recreation acce...
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Continue from the Steel Bender Loop Route to experience this awesome trail. It's a challenging route for ATVs and UTVs. It's a popular mountain bike trail, so please share it.
Learn more about Steel Bender Flat Pass Route

Steel Bender is a great off-road trail in the Moab area. It has fun obstacles, amazing scenery, pictographs, water crossings and deep canyons. It has a bit of everything, and a few different ways to do it. There is basically a loop with entrances on either side. The north route climbs a long, but ea...
Learn more about Steel Bender

This is one of the most popular trails in Moab. If you want to avoid the two most extreme obstacles on this trail, you can. To bypass High Dive, it's a simple short detour. If you bypass White Knuckes, you'll actually be taking an early exit. If you feel brave, and have enough people and vehicles to...
Learn more about Behind the Rocks

Moab may be full of amazing views, but this one certainly won't disappoint! You leave from the small sand dune area off of Behind the Rocks RD, and meander through mainly sandy/dirt 2 track that is relatively smooth, with some areas of sandstone as well. When you are nearing the end, there is more ...
Learn more about Kane Creek Overlook

Continue from the Steel Bender Loop Route to experience this awesome trail. It's a challenging route for ATVs and UTVs. It's a popular mountain bike trail, so please share it.
Learn more about Steel Bender Flat Pass Route

Steel Bender is a great off-road trail in the Moab area. It has fun obstacles, amazing scenery, pictographs, water crossings and deep canyons. It has a bit of everything, and a few different ways to do it. There is basically a loop with entrances on either side. The north route climbs a long, but ea...
Learn more about Steel Bender

This is one of the most popular trails in Moab. If you want to avoid the two most extreme obstacles on this trail, you can. To bypass High Dive, it's a simple short detour. If you bypass White Knuckes, you'll actually be taking an early exit. If you feel brave, and have enough people and vehicles to...
Learn more about Behind the Rocks

Moab may be full of amazing views, but this one certainly won't disappoint! You leave from the small sand dune area off of Behind the Rocks RD, and meander through mainly sandy/dirt 2 track that is relatively smooth, with some areas of sandstone as well. When you are nearing the end, there is more ...
Learn more about Kane Creek Overlook