Top Trails and Parks
- Paiute ATV Trail, Central Utah (Read: The Unparalleled Paiute ATV Trail)
- Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park, Southern Utah
- Little Sahara Recreation Area, Central Utah
Stories Along Top Trails
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Basecamp Beaver: A Comprehensive Guide to Off-Roading Utah’s Paiute Trail
One of Utah’s top off-roading destinations, the Paiute Trail offers stellar views, towering mountains, alpine forests and spectacular routes for any kind of ATV enthusiast. There are many ways to hit the trail and from Beaver off I-15 you’ll find one of the best.
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Marysvale: Miners Park and ATV
Close to the expansive Paiute ATV Trail, Miners’ Park, and the self-guided driving tour on the road that leads to it, shows the heyday of activity in Utah’s “Canyon of Gold.”
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Max Reid and the Max Reid ATV Trail
Meet an Icon of Utah's Renowned ATV Trail System
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Off-Roading in Central Utah: Exploring the ATV/OHV Trails of the Carbon Corridor
As the sport of off-roading explodes across Utah, the Carbon Corridor features some of the state’s best options, with challenging terrain, incredible views — and few people.
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Paiute ATV Trail
If you love to ride ATVs, Utah’s Paiute Trail is perfect for you. Learn about the more than 1,000 miles of trails for every level of rider!
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Riding the Arapeen ATV Trails of Central Utah
Looking for the best ATV trails in Utah? You have to try the Arapeen ATV Trails, featuring hundreds of miles of scenic backcountry trails in Central Utah. Start planning now!
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The 7 Best Trails in the Carbon Corridor Trail System
Push your ATV to the limit or enjoy a more mellow family ride while taking in amazing scenery in destinations only accessible with four-wheel drive.
Rules of the Road
Resources
- State Parks Utah — maps and trails, registration and permit, laws and rules, events and more.
Registration
Any OHV (ATV, UTV, motorcycle or snowmobile) must display a current OHV registration sticker. Most non-resident OHV operators are required to purchase a Non-resident OHV Permit for each ATV, UTV, OHM and snowmobile they bring into the state. These permits are available from vendors located near popular OHV destinations and online. A complete list of vendors is available from Utah State Parks and Recreation office. Learn more about OHV registration in Utah.
Tread Lightly
Not all areas are open to OHV and ATV use. Utah's mountains and deserts are fragile, remote and often adjacent to private land, so it is important to heed all rules and restrictions in order to protect yourself and the landscape. Check with Forest Service, BLM, or State Park offices, before exploring on your own.
- Registered off-highway vehicles may be operated on public land, trails, streets, or highways that are posted by sign or designated by map or description as open to off-highway vehicle use by the controlling federal, state, county, or municipal agency. According to this law, all roads, etc. are closed to ATVs unless posted open.
- On U.S. Forest Service and BLM-administered land, off-highway use of any vehicle is permitted in designated areas only. Check with local agency offices for brochures and maps of appropriate areas.
- Off-highway vehicle use is NOT allowed in most national parks, wilderness areas or on lake shores.
- Practice fire safety: Spark arrestors are required on all off-highway vehicles (OHV) and all-terrain vehicles (ATV). Don’t park a hot car or other machine in dry grass, even when pulling over on the side of the road.
Land Cruiser Heritage Museum
Located in Salt Lake City, the Land Cruiser Heritage Museum houses what is believed to be the world’s most diverse collection of Toyota Land Cruisers.
