Off-Road Trails
Near Fairview, Utah

Towering above the valley floor, this section of the Skyline Drive trail is around 10,000' in elevation and offers some incredible views for miles around. Gates are closed for the winter/early spring months. Still expect to find snow and muddy conditions into the early summer months. Being a high mo...
Learn more about Skyline Drive North

North Skyline Drive is a maintained trail from Fairview Canyon to US-6. Fairview Canyon is the popular entrance to this canyon and is maintained better. There are many boondocking options along the whole trail. This trail is good for all levels of off-roading vehicles as it is wide for a majority of...
Learn more about North Skyline Drive

This is a great easy trail. Start down a long dirt road. In the high desert. Works its way up into the beautiful canyon and is surrounded by Aspen and Big Pine Trees. If you go in fall time you won't be disappointed. The fall color in this area is breathtaking.
Learn more about Log Canyon

Towering above the valley floor, this section of the Skyline Drive trail is around 10,000' in elevation and offers some incredible views for miles around. Gates are closed for the winter / early spring months. Still expect to find snow and muddy conditions into the early summer months. Being a high ...
Learn more about Skyline Drive South

Millers Flat Road is part of the Arapeen OHV trail system in central Utah. The trail is well maintained with just enough technical driving to keep it exciting. The road drops down from the ridge and winds through mountain hills and the scenery is breathtaking as you drive past Miller, Cleveland, and...
Learn more about Millers Flat Road

This trail boasts high mountain vistas with meadows, thick pines, and aspen. The trail is mostly restricted to 50-inch vehicles, with wider allowances on either end. Grassy Lake has a Forest Service pit toilet if needed and also offers some fun fishing, float tubing, and kayaking. The trail can be a...
Learn more about South Reeder/Littles Canyon

Trail travels from Utah Highway 6 at the north end, near the Skyline Drive northern terminus and trail head, and winds through Starvation Canyon to the Intersection of Bear Ridge (FS0008) at which point you can either continue to Scofield Lake/Scofield State Park, or follow Bear Ridge back to Skylin...
Learn more about Starvation Road - FS0009

Per its name, this route follows Bear Ridge between Skyline Drive and Scofield Lake. The trail has dual character; coming east from Skyline Drive, the trail abruptly changes from a fairly smooth dirt road to a narrower rocky trail. At about the halfway point, there's a "High Clearance 4WD recommende...
Learn more about Bear Ridge - FS50008

The trail is double track. Is very narrow with a mixture of open spaces and tight tree/scrub oak cover. Minimal obstacles, although there can be 12-18 inch ruts that can get muddy if wet weather has been recent. Higher clearance, four-wheelers, and motorcycles would be most ideal. This trail is an o...
Learn more about Death Hollow - 50148

This trail branches off of Lake Fork and travels to a scenic natural lake. The trail crosses the river at the beginning of the trail and crosses it one more time along the trail. It's not difficult, but good to be aware of. There are sections of off-camber rocky sections, and most of the trail is on...
Learn more about Smith Reservoir - FS 50232

This trail starts off the main Ephraim Canyon Road 2 miles from the start of the canyon. After 2.8 miles, you make a right turn onto Willow Creek Road. Travel another 1.4 miles and take the side trail 51230. Up until this point, you are traveling on dirt roads. When you turn left onto 51230 the trai...
Learn more about Ephraim Cyn Side Trail

This trail climbs Ephraim Canyon to Skyline Drive before a few miles on Skyline. There is then a 50" trail that descends the back of the mountain to Joes Valley Reservoir before another trail climbs back to Skyline and back down Ephraim Canyon. There are amazing views the entire way.
Learn more about Arapeen Ephraim Canyon to Joes Valley

This trail starts at Consumers Road and makes its way over Beaver Road, dropping down in between Scofield Town and Clear Creek Town. The trail starts in the cedars at about 7000 feet elevation and climbs to higher elevation pines about 9500ft. The climb is steeper with loose dirt, making it more dif...
Learn more about Consumers

This is a VERY short out and back with fantastic views and an amazing swing at the trail end. Right as soon as you turn off the paved road the trail will fork. The left is a 4WD high clearance climb, the road to the right is way more mellow (think Subaru friendly) and will get you to the same dest...
Learn more about Twin Knolls/Big Swing

This is a very fun and not too technical trail. This trail runs between the Nebo Scenic Loop and comes out just east of Mona, Utah. Mona has a gas station if needed. The trail can be driven in either direction. If you start in Mona, then you're doing more climbing and it's quite rocky for the first ...
Learn more about Mona Pole Road

This trail starts out in a little town called Levan. The trail follows a gravel road along Chicken Creek. Along the trail, there are great views with cool mountain ledges, and big Aspen and Pine trees. This trail will end in a dead end with some private property signs and gates.
Learn more about Chicken Creek

Jones Ranch South is a short connecting trail in the Payson/Mount Nebo single-track system. This trail branches off from the east end of Rock Spring and continues traveling east for 0.7 miles. It finally ends in a field next to FS 015 (paved road). This field is frequently used for camping, so be aw...
Learn more about Jones Ranch South - FS 8123

Frank Young Canyon Trail is a short trail near the middle of the Payson/Mount Nebo trail system. This trail breaks off from Rock Spring and runs South, where it ends at FS 015 (paved road). The total trail length is 1.3 miles, and you gain 300 feet of elevation traveling South. The track begins in a...
Learn more about Frank Young Canyon - FS 8097

Lizard Lake is a short, 0.7-mile-long trail in the Payson/Mountt Nebo single track system. It travels South from Rock Spring trail and gains about 400 feet of elevation in this direction. The trail terminates in a field at FS 015 (paved road). This trail is primarily through woods, which are thick w...
Learn more about Lizard Lake - FS 8069

Shram Creek trail is a singletrack located in the center of the Payson/Mt Nebo trail network. It begins from Sheepherder Trailhead and runs South for 2.4 miles. Along the way, you'll gain about 1,000 feet of elevation. This trail is flowy and fun to ride in either direction. It's well-maintained, wi...
Learn more about Shram Creek - FS 8124

Towering above the valley floor, this section of the Skyline Drive trail is around 10,000' in elevation and offers some incredible views for miles around. Gates are closed for the winter/early spring months. Still expect to find snow and muddy conditions into the early summer months. Being a high mo...
Learn more about Skyline Drive North

North Skyline Drive is a maintained trail from Fairview Canyon to US-6. Fairview Canyon is the popular entrance to this canyon and is maintained better. There are many boondocking options along the whole trail. This trail is good for all levels of off-roading vehicles as it is wide for a majority of...
Learn more about North Skyline Drive

This is a great easy trail. Start down a long dirt road. In the high desert. Works its way up into the beautiful canyon and is surrounded by Aspen and Big Pine Trees. If you go in fall time you won't be disappointed. The fall color in this area is breathtaking.
Learn more about Log Canyon

Towering above the valley floor, this section of the Skyline Drive trail is around 10,000' in elevation and offers some incredible views for miles around. Gates are closed for the winter / early spring months. Still expect to find snow and muddy conditions into the early summer months. Being a high ...
Learn more about Skyline Drive South

Towering above the valley floor, this section of the Skyline Drive trail is around 10,000' in elevation and offers some incredible views for miles around. Gates are closed for the winter/early spring months. Still expect to find snow and muddy conditions into the early summer months. Being a high mo...
Learn more about Skyline Drive North

North Skyline Drive is a maintained trail from Fairview Canyon to US-6. Fairview Canyon is the popular entrance to this canyon and is maintained better. There are many boondocking options along the whole trail. This trail is good for all levels of off-roading vehicles as it is wide for a majority of...
Learn more about North Skyline Drive

This is a great easy trail. Start down a long dirt road. In the high desert. Works its way up into the beautiful canyon and is surrounded by Aspen and Big Pine Trees. If you go in fall time you won't be disappointed. The fall color in this area is breathtaking.
Learn more about Log Canyon

Towering above the valley floor, this section of the Skyline Drive trail is around 10,000' in elevation and offers some incredible views for miles around. Gates are closed for the winter / early spring months. Still expect to find snow and muddy conditions into the early summer months. Being a high ...
Learn more about Skyline Drive South