The Top 10 ATV and UTV Trails in Utah

Utah is one of the greatest places on earth for off-road enthusiasts. From vast, sweeping dunes to narrow, rocky trails, it has something for everyone. There are countless UTV trails in Utah for you to explore.

When you’re looking for a place to ride in Utah, the hardest part is narrowing down where to go. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of the best off-roading areas in Utah.

Here you’ll find everything from winding forest paths to technical rocky trails. No matter your skill level or off-road vehicle, you’re sure to find something you like.

NOTE: Park details and prices reflect what was current as of June 2021.

1. Arapeen OHV Trail

• Location: Manti, UT
• Size: Over 600 miles of trails
• Style: Trails, woods, hills, drop-offs
• Machines: ATVs, UTVs (nothing wider than 66”), motorcycles and dirt bikes, 4x4s (restricted to certain areas, nothing wider than 66”)
• Experience Level: All
• Cost: Free

2. Fins & Things Trail

• Location: Moab, Utah
• Size: 9.8 miles of trails
• Style: Trails, hills, drop-offs, rocks
• Machines: ATVs, UTVs, motorcycles and dirt bikes, 4x4s
• Experience Level: Intermediate, expert
• Cost: $5/day per vehicle, $10/week per vehicle, $25/annual pass

3. Fivemile Pass Recreation Area

• Location: Lehi, Utah
• Size: 50 miles of trails
• Style: Trails, drop-offs, hills
• Machines: ATVs, UTVs, motorcycles and dirt bikes, 4x4s
• Experience Level: All
• Cost: Free

4. Hell’s Revenge Trailhead

• Location: Moab, Utah
• Size: 7.8 miles of trails.
• Style: Trails, drop-offs, rocks
• Machines: UTVs, motorcycles and dirt bikes, 4x4s
• Experience Level: Expert
• Cost: $5/day, $7/week, $25/annual pass

5. Knolls OHV Area

• Location: Wendover, UT
• Size: 36,000 acres
• Style: Trails, dunes
• Machines: ATVs, UTVs, motorcycles and dirt bikes, 4x4s
• Experience Level: All
• Cost: $10/vehicle, $80/annual pass

6. Little Sahara Recreational Area

• Location: Nephi, UT
• Size: 124 square miles
• Style: Dunes, trails
• Machines: ATVs, UTVs, motorcycles and dirt bikes, 4x4s
• Experience Level: All
• Cost: $18/vehicle, $120/annual pass

7. Mill Canyon ATV Trail

• Location: Midway, Utah
• Size: 75 miles of trails
• Style: Trails, hills, drop-offs
• Machines: ATVs, UTVs, motorcycles and dirt bikes, 4x4s
• Experience Level: All
• Cost: Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest: $6/3-day pass, $12/7-day pass, $45/annual pass; Wasatch State Park: $7/day, $75/annual pass

8. Moab Rim Trail

• Location: Moab, Utah
• Size: 7.7 miles of trails
• Style: Trails, drop-offs, hills, rocks
• Machines: ATVs, UTVs, motorcycles and dirt bikes, 4x4s
• Experience Level: For extremely advanced riders only
• Cost: Free

9. Poison Spider Mesa

• Location: Moab, Utah
• Size: 10 miles long
• Style: Trails, drop-offs, hills, rocks
• Machines: ATVs, UTVs, motorcycles, and dirt bikes, 4x4s
• Experience Level: Expert
• Cost: Free

10. White Wash Sand Dunes

• Location: Green River, Utah
• Size: 1,400 acres
• Style: Dunes, trails, rocks
• Machines: ATVs, UTVs, motorcycles and dirt bikes, 4x4s
• Experience Level: All
• Cost: Free

No matter what kind of trails you like—technical rocks, winding forests, sweeping deserts—Utah most likely has something for you. With so many places to explore, it’s hard to go wrong in Utah.

Be sure to call ahead before you head out. Some trails are not open year-round. Weather and other factors can cause trails to close. We’d hate to have you head out only to find that your dream trail is closed.

Check back often, as we’ll be exploring great riding spots in other states in the future. Know of a great trail in Utah that we missed? Let us know in the comments!