Off-Road Trails in Utah

This stunning Shelf Road provides fantastic views of the surrounding Manti-La Sal National Forest. It connects the wonderful campsites on the plateau with the red rock canyons that surround it, offering visitors a unique and relaxing drive. The route is fairly well maintained, but mud and snow can m...
Learn more about Elk Ridge Shelf Road

This road is wide and graded but leads to several more technical trails and provides access to the Manti-La Sal National Forest. It largely traverses BLM, which makes it a perfect area to camp and explore on your way north toward the pines. If you're looking for an adventure, you can continue on dir...
Learn more about South Elks Road

If you're looking to escape the crowds of Moab and sneak off into the pines, Elk Ridge in the Manti-La Sal National Forest is a perfect choice. Leading off Beef Basin, this trail climbs into the hills and opens up onto a pine-strewn plateau where you can hear the Elks bugle at night. The road itself...
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This is a scenic drive that follows South Willow Creek, leaving the high desert of Tooele Valley and entering the aspen groves. There are 4 campgrounds along this road. The majority of the campgrounds are along the stream or within the scenic forest. This area is particularly gorgeous during the fal...
Learn more about South Willow Canyon

This is a 5.6-mile open desert single track from Jessie's Twist to Interstate 70. As the name implies, it covers open desert through the rolling clay hills of the northern San Rafael Desert. The trail is signed very well at all access points and road crossings with single-track signage, but no trail...
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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

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

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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The trail is gravel with a washboard effect rated as a class 2. It travels along spectacular views of rugged mountains with Star Springs Campground along the route. A natural spring that flows through the area provides water for wildlife along the trail. Dispersed camping spots are along the trail. ...
Learn more about Cockscomb Black Table Road

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

Deer creek trail is a really cool trail that you can start just off of the west side of highway 89 between Big Rock Candy mountain and Marysvale Utah or off of the Paiute trail by the deer creek guard station. It is a easy to intermediate trail. There are a couple of climbs that are a little steep a...
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This is a nice trail that takes you past lots of old mining camps and through an amazing slot canyon. There is lots of dispersed camping in the area you just have to keep your eyes open. You get amazing views of Temple Mountain and lots of varied terrain from rocky and loose to sand washes. Be aware...
Learn more about Fun Way Around Temple Mountain

Comb Wash Road follows the iconic Comb Ridge. The road itself is on BLM land and is suitable for most all-terrain vehicles. There are some water crossings in the Spring or when storms are nearby, so be careful to pay attention to weather reports. There are many side trails that lead to petroglyphs a...
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Moody Canyon is a gravel and sand trail that leads you along the edge of a canyon. It then drops you into the canyon and will traverse you back to the top canyon to look down and see the trail you had just traveled. You will see spectacular 100-foot canyon walls and spectacular views. The route is a...
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The Cricket Mountains OHV Trails provide approximately 127 miles of trails, ranging from easy to difficult. There are 12 designated routes within the Conger Mountain OHV riding area. All routes within the trail network are marked with standard BLM trail designation signs. Located within the Conger M...
Learn more about Conger Mountain OHV Route 5

The Cricket Mountains OHV Trails provide approximately 127 miles of trails, ranging from easy to difficult. There are 12 designated routes within the Conger Mountain OHV riding area. All routes within the trail network are marked with standard BLM trail designation signs. Located within the Conger M...
Learn more about Conger Mountain OHV Route 1

The Cricket Mountains OHV Trails provide approximately 129 miles of trails, ranging from easy to difficult. There are 12 designated routes within the Cricket Mountain ATV riding area. All routes within the trail network are marked with standard BLM trail designation signs. Route 2 is a 16.8-mile poi...
Learn more about Cricket Mountain OHV Route 2

The Cricket Mountains OHV Trails provide approximately 129 miles of trails, ranging from easy to difficult. There are 12 designated routes within the Cricket Mountain ATV riding area. All routes within the trail network are marked with standard BLM trail designation signs. Route 11 is a 7.3-mile poi...
Learn more about Cricket Mountain OHV Route 11

The Cricket Mountains OHV Trails provide approximately 129 miles of trails, ranging from easy to difficult. There are 12 designated routes within the Cricket Mountain ATV riding area. All routes within the trail network are marked with standard BLM trail designation signs. Route 6 is a 11.9-mile poi...
Learn more about Cricket Mountain OHV Route 6

The Cricket Mountains OHV Trails provide approximately 129 miles of trails, ranging from easy to difficult. There are 12 designated routes within the Cricket Mountain ATV riding area. All routes within the trail network are marked with standard BLM trail designation signs. Route 1 is a 59.6-mile loo...
Learn more about Cricket Mountain OHV Route 1

This stunning Shelf Road provides fantastic views of the surrounding Manti-La Sal National Forest. It connects the wonderful campsites on the plateau with the red rock canyons that surround it, offering visitors a unique and relaxing drive. The route is fairly well maintained, but mud and snow can m...
Learn more about Elk Ridge Shelf Road

This road is wide and graded but leads to several more technical trails and provides access to the Manti-La Sal National Forest. It largely traverses BLM, which makes it a perfect area to camp and explore on your way north toward the pines. If you're looking for an adventure, you can continue on dir...
Learn more about South Elks Road

If you're looking to escape the crowds of Moab and sneak off into the pines, Elk Ridge in the Manti-La Sal National Forest is a perfect choice. Leading off Beef Basin, this trail climbs into the hills and opens up onto a pine-strewn plateau where you can hear the Elks bugle at night. The road itself...
Learn more about Elk Ridge

This is a scenic drive that follows South Willow Creek, leaving the high desert of Tooele Valley and entering the aspen groves. There are 4 campgrounds along this road. The majority of the campgrounds are along the stream or within the scenic forest. This area is particularly gorgeous during the fal...
Learn more about South Willow Canyon

This stunning Shelf Road provides fantastic views of the surrounding Manti-La Sal National Forest. It connects the wonderful campsites on the plateau with the red rock canyons that surround it, offering visitors a unique and relaxing drive. The route is fairly well maintained, but mud and snow can m...
Learn more about Elk Ridge Shelf Road

This road is wide and graded but leads to several more technical trails and provides access to the Manti-La Sal National Forest. It largely traverses BLM, which makes it a perfect area to camp and explore on your way north toward the pines. If you're looking for an adventure, you can continue on dir...
Learn more about South Elks Road

If you're looking to escape the crowds of Moab and sneak off into the pines, Elk Ridge in the Manti-La Sal National Forest is a perfect choice. Leading off Beef Basin, this trail climbs into the hills and opens up onto a pine-strewn plateau where you can hear the Elks bugle at night. The road itself...
Learn more about Elk Ridge

This is a scenic drive that follows South Willow Creek, leaving the high desert of Tooele Valley and entering the aspen groves. There are 4 campgrounds along this road. The majority of the campgrounds are along the stream or within the scenic forest. This area is particularly gorgeous during the fal...
Learn more about South Willow Canyon