Dirt Bike Trails
Near Uintah, Utah

Choose your method of travel: foot, ATV, horse, truck or other. All are fun and acceptable (within reason). ATVs and motorcycles are king on this trail. You can rip down the trails at a good speed and enjoy the bends and jumps. Trucks with good clearance can bounce all the way to the third lake, if...
Learn more about Smith Lakes

Holmes Creek Road starts at the end of Francis Peak Road as a very narrow, very rocky shelf road. There are not many areas to pull off for other vehicles, so proceed cautiously. As with many of the roads in the area, there are several blind curves. Due to larger, loose rocks, deep washouts, and eros...
Learn more about Holmes Creek Road (FR 260)

This is a short firebreak road that starts at the base of Farmington Canyon and dead ends shortly after a creek crossing. There are signs at the trailhead warning about a gate ahead, but this doesn't mean the road is closed; it just means you can't drive to the road that is after the gate. This trai...
Learn more about Farmington Firebreak Road

This trail is an easy well maintained road that starts in Farmington and heads up the canyon to where it ends at the start of Francis Peak Road and Skyline Drive. This trail stays about 2 vehicles wide but some spots may require larger vehicles to back up in order to find a good place to pass and ca...
Learn more about Farmington Canyon Trail

Skyline South trail traverses the mountain range between North Ogden Canyon Road and Route 158 at Pineview Reservoir. Parking is available at both ends-Windsurfer Beach at the south and North Ogden Divide at the north. Starting from the south, the trail crosses Route 158 and climbs the side of the m...
Learn more about Skyline South (6002)

Coldwater Peak is a short single-track trail that connects Skyline South and Lewis Peak trails. It runs west to east and side-hills across one of the peaks in this area. The track is very narrow without much room for picking a line. The plants along the trail are mostly short, but in some areas, tre...
Learn more about Coldwater Peak (6087)

This single-track trail branches off from Skyline South and Coldwater Peak trails and dead-ends at Lewis Peak. The track is narrow with some plant overgrowth and little room for line selection. There aren't any cliffs alongside the trail, but most of the route crosses steep hillsides. As you ride to...
Learn more about Lewis Peak (6041)

This route follows a tight road along the side of a mountain to where it pops out onto the ridge and down to an overlook of Steed Canyon and out across the valley. The road is extremely tight along the mountain, where it is off-camber and a shelf road. Full-size vehicles will most likely not fit, an...
Learn more about Steed Canyon Overlook

Due to its narrowness and winding turns through the trees, this trail was recently fenced off and gated for 50" and smaller vehicles. The north end begins with a steep scramble up a crumbly rock face. Although there are a few routes up the rocks, there is really only one that can be done without win...
Learn more about Gold Hill

This is an OHV route across Farmington Flats that starts at Bountiful Campground and loops around to Francis Peak Road. This trail has difficulty mainly due to the numerous deep mudholes that exist along the trail, which can be up to 3 feet deep depending on the time of year. The trail is generally ...
Learn more about Farmington Flats

Skyline North Trail near Ogden, Utah, is a thrilling ride for dirt bikers, offering a 10-mile (one-way) adventure with epic views. The trail climbs roughly 3,700 feet in elevation, leading you to Ben Lomond Peak at 9,682 feet and Willard Peak at 9,593 feet. The ride to Ben Lomond Peak covers about 8...
Learn more about Skyline North Trail

Francis Peak Road continues up from the intersection of Farmington Canyon Road and Skyline Drive. The route is very scenic, as you will have views from both sides of the mountain. Along the route, you will see multiple areas for camping. There are also two large areas for group parking that include ...
Learn more about Francis Peak Road (FS 009)

This short trail is rough and rocky with deep ruts, mudholes, steep inclines, and a creek crossing that will require 4WD. This is a scenic trail that travels through a grove of aspens where there is a picnic table as well as short brush with mountain views all around. This trail is a great trail to ...
Learn more about Foundation Loop (FR 80257-A)

This trail branches off of Farmington Flats and heads South to where it ends with a small campsite and the trailhead for Gold Creek ATV Trail. This trail is tight as it is primarily used by ATVs and dirt bikes and has few places to pass other vehicles. The further along the trail you travel, the tig...
Learn more about Chicken Creek

This is a 4x4 trail that breaks off from Farmington Canyon Loop. It starts off rocky and rutted from snow melt. There are several off-camber sections and large mud pits which would make this difficult for vehicles with low clearance. The trail offers great views from the top of the Wasatch range.
Learn more about Arthur's Fork

This trail is steep, rocky, and overgrown as it winds its way along ridges and down hillsides just West of Parish Creek. This trail is extremely tight, and larger vehicles may not fit and should expect pinstriping and potentially having to clear branches out of the way to continue past. There are ve...
Learn more about Lower Parish Creek

The Liberty-Avon Road is a great little off-road drive. This makes a scenic alternative between Ogden and Logan if you have extra time. It offers nice scenery and few different recreation options. This is also easily driven with a visit to Powder Mountain, which is also extremely scenic. The road is...
Learn more about Liberty Avon Road

This short trail branches off of Skyline Drive and runs basically parallel to it, heading down to Parish Creek. This trail is an easy scenic drive through the trees, with the only real worry being the overgrown bushes along the sides of the trail and a few low-hanging branches. This trail is open fr...
Learn more about Parish Creek

This trail is a part of the Centerville Offroad system and traverses a bowl area comprised of 2 main routes going through the bowl. This route is the lower route, which, due to this being a bowl, tends to be muddy and wet as water pools in the bottom. The deepest of these mudholes is around 2 Feet d...
Learn more about Centerville Offroad Bowl Lower Trail

This trail follows the west rim of the Centerville Offroad Bowl. The upper trail is tight in some spots and has a couple of spots that are off-camber. This upper section is a good bypass for the sections of the lower bowl that are filled with mud too deep to traverse, but the surface is covered in w...
Learn more about Centerville Offroad Bowl Upper Trail

Choose your method of travel: foot, ATV, horse, truck or other. All are fun and acceptable (within reason). ATVs and motorcycles are king on this trail. You can rip down the trails at a good speed and enjoy the bends and jumps. Trucks with good clearance can bounce all the way to the third lake, if...
Learn more about Smith Lakes

Holmes Creek Road starts at the end of Francis Peak Road as a very narrow, very rocky shelf road. There are not many areas to pull off for other vehicles, so proceed cautiously. As with many of the roads in the area, there are several blind curves. Due to larger, loose rocks, deep washouts, and eros...
Learn more about Holmes Creek Road (FR 260)

This is a short firebreak road that starts at the base of Farmington Canyon and dead ends shortly after a creek crossing. There are signs at the trailhead warning about a gate ahead, but this doesn't mean the road is closed; it just means you can't drive to the road that is after the gate. This trai...
Learn more about Farmington Firebreak Road

This trail is an easy well maintained road that starts in Farmington and heads up the canyon to where it ends at the start of Francis Peak Road and Skyline Drive. This trail stays about 2 vehicles wide but some spots may require larger vehicles to back up in order to find a good place to pass and ca...
Learn more about Farmington Canyon Trail

Holmes Creek Road starts at the end of Francis Peak Road as a very narrow, very rocky shelf road. There are not many areas to pull off for other vehicles, so proceed cautiously. As with many of the roads in the area, there are several blind curves. Due to larger, loose rocks, deep washouts, and eros...
Learn more about Holmes Creek Road (FR 260)

This is a short firebreak road that starts at the base of Farmington Canyon and dead ends shortly after a creek crossing. There are signs at the trailhead warning about a gate ahead, but this doesn't mean the road is closed; it just means you can't drive to the road that is after the gate. This trai...
Learn more about Farmington Firebreak Road

This trail is an easy well maintained road that starts in Farmington and heads up the canyon to where it ends at the start of Francis Peak Road and Skyline Drive. This trail stays about 2 vehicles wide but some spots may require larger vehicles to back up in order to find a good place to pass and ca...
Learn more about Farmington Canyon Trail

This route follows a tight road along the side of a mountain to where it pops out onto the ridge and down to an overlook of Steed Canyon and out across the valley. The road is extremely tight along the mountain, where it is off-camber and a shelf road. Full-size vehicles will most likely not fit, an...
Learn more about Steed Canyon Overlook