Trail Overview

Monks Hollow Connector is a 3.1-mile-long ATV trail for 50-inch vehicles in the Uinta National Forest. It goes from the Long Hollow ATV trail to near the top of Teat Mountain at 8,300 feet of elevation. The trail is an overgrown and narrow two-track that has a jarring and choppy surface full of loose small rocks. It's windy and slower, with steeper spots as the trail crosses the hillsides. It has really nice views of snow-capped mountains in springtime. The hardest part of the trail is several tighter switchbacks that can be steep and full of loose rocks on the surface. The trail is slightly off-camber at times where one side of the track is lower, as it is probably more often ridden by dirt bikes. It gets up high on a ridgeline with awesome views of the surrounding mountains.

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Difficulty

This is an intermediate trail for ATVs because of tighter switchbacks and a rocky surface, but it could be easier for dirt bikes. It could be kind of tight for ATVs in spots with lots of overgrown branches.

Technical Rating

Patrick T'Kindt

Jun 14, 2026

Open

EJ D

May 26, 2025

Open

Open and almost completely dry. One large fallen tree close to top of mountain. A stock ATV can only cross it close to the steep edge of the trail (off-camber), making it risky without a winch. Steep rocky switchbacks would be difficult with 2wd. Expect you and your machine to get scratched by branches sticking over the trail.