Dirt Bike Trails
Near St. George, Utah

This route starts as pavement but quickly turns to a dirt road. There is a staging area/parking lot at the beginning. On the Northside is a popular biking trail. Surrounding this road is an endless spiderweb of routes and trails. It's an endless biking and OHV playground, but please be sure to stay ...
Learn more about Navajo Drive

This beautiful, easy, out-and-back trail weaves its way through the Red Cliffs desert reserve. Scattered primitive camping and shooting areas at the beginning of the trail. Once you begin reaching the end (overlook), the trail will make its way down the hill towards the river bottom. Option to turn ...
Learn more about Virgin River Gorge Overlook 1

This small offshoot trail leads to some really great views overlooking the Virgin River and the surrounding desert landscape. You will encounter a couple of very short steep hills. There is a turnaround spot where this particular track ends, but the trail does continue down the hill and towards the ...
Learn more about Val Wash

This narrow trail makes its way along the ridgeline and follows alongside the Virgin River. Predominantly easy dirt trail with a few loose rocky sections to navigate. The Eastside of this trail begins at a gate, and there's an immediate short steep hill. Reminder to please keep the gate closed and "...
Learn more about Curly Hollow Wash

This trail provides access to a wonderful assortment of petroglyphs at a site close to the St. George metropolitan area. The site is accessible by almost any type of vehicle. Getting to the site is a treat for all as there a numerous petroglyphs to view and enjoy. The walk to view them is easy. Ther...
Learn more about Black Mountain Petroglyph via St. George

Just Southwest of Santa Clara is a wide-open BLM playground for off-roading, mountain biking, shooting, hiking, and more. There is an endless spiderweb of trails and paths to take. At the end of this route is Cove Wash trailhead - great for mountain biking. Beautiful views overlooking Santa Clara an...
Learn more about Gates Lane

Upgrades to Route 7, which cuts between the state park and Sand Mountain, as well as recently installed gates and fences, have changed the accesses to Sand Mountain. In Utah, OHVs are limited to roads posted at 45 mph or less. The new Route 7 will be a divided road with 65 mph speeds. This is not sa...
Learn more about Sand Mountain via Warner Valley

Lower Warner Ridge breaks off from the Upper Warner Ridge trail and runs parallel to it for 1.6 miles before rejoining. This trail is very similar to Upper Warner Ridge and contains rock slabs, several small ledges, and a large 4- to 5-foot obstacle. There is no cliff exposure found on the Lower tra...
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Upper Warner Ridge begins South of the Pipeline Road parking lot and runs 7.5 miles southeast. The trail terminates near the intersection of Warner Valley and East Mesa Overlook roads, near the Fort Pearce ruins. The ground surface is a mix of hard-packed dirt, large boulders, and embedded rock slab...
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This is an easy trail right out of the city. 4WD is not required, but it may be useful to climb some sand hills. This trail leads to mountain biking and hiking areas in the Turtle Reserve.
Learn more about Water Tower Overlook

This short trail connects the Virgin River Gorge Overlook trails to the Bearclaw Claw Poppy trail. This is an easy trail - nothing of difficulty to note. You will come to a gate that should otherwise be opened, but it could be closed as well. There is beautiful desert scenery in every direction. The...
Learn more about Bear Claw to Overlook

Twister Wash is a 2.1-mile trail that connects the Starvation Point and Twister Wash trails. This trail is rated 3 of 10 and is comprised mostly of dirt and sand wash tracks. West Mountain Valley Wash trail is one of four connecting trails that creates a loop known locally as Elephants, Virgins, an...
Learn more about West Valley Mountain Wash

This short, out-and-back trail takes you to a second Virgin River Gorge overlook. This trail is not quite as easy as the Virgin River Gorge Overlook 1 trail. This one is a little less defined and has loose rocky patches towards the end. The trail appeared to continue down the hill towards the river,...
Learn more about Virgin River Gorge Overlook 2

Twister Wash is a 5.1-mile trail that starts at the I-15 exit 27 Black Rock Road about 20 minutes south of St. George, UT. This trail is rated 3 of 10 and is comprised mostly of dirt and sand wash tracks. Twister Wash is one of four connecting trails that creates a loop known locally as Elephants, ...
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This trail is very rocky and slow going. There are a handful of steep grades, loose rocks, and rocky ledges throughout the trail. A couple of erosion ruts are present as well. 4WD is recommended. Incredible views of the surrounding desert landscape and down into the gorge. This trail leads to a coup...
Learn more about Black Rock Trail

The Valley Turn Track is located midway between Warner Valley Road and the Sand Mountain ridge. The track features multiple rutted turns and can be run clockwise or counterclockwise. The ground surface is hard-packed dirt in some areas but mostly sand in others. There's some water erosion in several...
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Fault line is named for the outcropping it traverses along a fault line, made mostly of solid sandstone fins and just a bit of sand mixed in. This trail is typically finished out with West Rim Trail, but is a nice one to pair with many options here at Sand Hollow. It starts heading up a steep red c...
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If ever a trail should be "one way," it's this one! To enjoy it the most, have someone in your group go down and ensure no one is coming up, and then you can fly down through this bobsled trail. It's got high corners and tight turns, and it's all banked perfectly for a quick run. Beware, people some...
Learn more about Bobsled Loop

This loop will take you out of a suburb of St. George named Bloomington. The trail head for BearClaw Poppy is a popular bike and hiking trail. These roads will take you along the North side of the Virgin River. The trail will take you down one of the edges of the gorge where there is a Utah DWR fish...
Learn more about Bear Claw Poppy to Santa Clara Loop

This route leads to Elephant Arch and ends at a spectacular overlook of the Virgin River Gorge. You can watch the interstate traffic from way up on top of the plateau. The trail itself is pretty rocky, with a handful of steep grades. 4WD is recommended. Loose rocks and rocky ledges are constant thro...
Learn more about Starvation Point

This route starts as pavement but quickly turns to a dirt road. There is a staging area/parking lot at the beginning. On the Northside is a popular biking trail. Surrounding this road is an endless spiderweb of routes and trails. It's an endless biking and OHV playground, but please be sure to stay ...
Learn more about Navajo Drive

This beautiful, easy, out-and-back trail weaves its way through the Red Cliffs desert reserve. Scattered primitive camping and shooting areas at the beginning of the trail. Once you begin reaching the end (overlook), the trail will make its way down the hill towards the river bottom. Option to turn ...
Learn more about Virgin River Gorge Overlook 1

This small offshoot trail leads to some really great views overlooking the Virgin River and the surrounding desert landscape. You will encounter a couple of very short steep hills. There is a turnaround spot where this particular track ends, but the trail does continue down the hill and towards the ...
Learn more about Val Wash

This narrow trail makes its way along the ridgeline and follows alongside the Virgin River. Predominantly easy dirt trail with a few loose rocky sections to navigate. The Eastside of this trail begins at a gate, and there's an immediate short steep hill. Reminder to please keep the gate closed and "...
Learn more about Curly Hollow Wash

This route starts as pavement but quickly turns to a dirt road. There is a staging area/parking lot at the beginning. On the Northside is a popular biking trail. Surrounding this road is an endless spiderweb of routes and trails. It's an endless biking and OHV playground, but please be sure to stay ...
Learn more about Navajo Drive

This beautiful, easy, out-and-back trail weaves its way through the Red Cliffs desert reserve. Scattered primitive camping and shooting areas at the beginning of the trail. Once you begin reaching the end (overlook), the trail will make its way down the hill towards the river bottom. Option to turn ...
Learn more about Virgin River Gorge Overlook 1

This small offshoot trail leads to some really great views overlooking the Virgin River and the surrounding desert landscape. You will encounter a couple of very short steep hills. There is a turnaround spot where this particular track ends, but the trail does continue down the hill and towards the ...
Learn more about Val Wash

This narrow trail makes its way along the ridgeline and follows alongside the Virgin River. Predominantly easy dirt trail with a few loose rocky sections to navigate. The Eastside of this trail begins at a gate, and there's an immediate short steep hill. Reminder to please keep the gate closed and "...
Learn more about Curly Hollow Wash