Dirt Bike Utah
Utah County Wasatch
Dirt biking in the Wasatch Mountains of Utah County offers riders an exhilarating blend of rugged mountain trails, dense forests, and breathtaking alpine scenery. The area boasts a variety of trails that wind through aspen groves, pine forests, and rocky ridgelines, providing both technical challenges and fast-paced stretches. Popular routes like the Fifth Water Trail and Hobble Creek Canyon offer exciting climbs, stream crossings, and stunning overlooks. The changing elevations keep rides dynamic, with cool mountain air and vibrant wildflowers in the summer and colorful foliage in the fall. For dirt bike enthusiasts seeking adventure, the Wasatch Mountains deliver a perfect mix of challenging terrain and scenic beauty.
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Parking:
If you park just past the reservoir you won't need to pay but plan on paying if you're on the blacktop.
Trail Head:
American Fork Canyon
Dirt biking at Tibble Fork in American Fork Canyon offers an exciting ride through Utah's stunning alpine landscape. The area features a network of rugged trails that wind through dense pine forests, rocky inclines, and scenic mountain meadows. Riders can expect a mix of technical sections with steep climbs, sharp switchbacks, and loose gravel, making it a great spot for experienced riders seeking a challenge. The trails also provide stunning views of snow-capped peaks, lush greenery, and the crystal-clear waters of Tibble Fork Reservoir. With its combination of thrilling terrain and breathtaking scenery, Tibble Fork is a prime destination for dirt bike enthusiasts exploring American Fork Canyon.
Provo Canyon
Riding the technical and difficult single track in Rock Canyon and Big Spring Hollow, is a true test of skill and endurance for dirt bike enthusiasts. Both trails are extremely challenging and should only be attempted by skilled riders. If you're not adequately prepared, attempting these routes will only cause unnecessary damage to the trails and disrupt their condition. The trail features steep climbs, loose rocks, and narrow paths that wind through dense vegetation, requiring precise handling and expert balance. As riders navigate the challenging terrain, they are treated to stunning views of the Provo Valley and the surrounding mountain ridges, with every twist and turn offering a new obstacle to conquer. The trail’s rugged nature and rocky features make it a favorite for experienced riders seeking a real challenge, offering both physical and mental testsr. With its breathtaking backdrop and demanding terrain, Provo Canyon provides an unforgettable experience for those seeking to push their limits in one of Utah’s most scenic locations.
South Fork Parking / Trail Head
The best parking to start trail 60 (Rock Canyon) is HERE on Pole Haven Road in Hobble Creek Canyon. It's a dirt road with some parking. You'll have to ride the extremely rough dirt road for several miles to get to the trail head.
Hobble Creek
Riding single track up Hobble Creek Canyon offers an exhilarating and scenic off-road experience in the heart of Utah's Wasatch Mountains. The trail winds through dense forests of aspen and pine, with sections of tight turns, rocky outcroppings, and challenging ascents that test riders' technical skills. As you climb higher, the canyon opens up to reveal stunning views of the surrounding peaks, with crisp mountain air and peaceful natural surroundings. The narrow, winding single track offers a sense of adventure and immersion in nature, making it a favorite among dirt bike enthusiasts looking for a challenging yet rewarding ride. Whether navigating through the rocky sections or cruising along smoother stretches, Hobble Creek Canyon provides a perfect blend of excitement and natural beauty.
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Right Fork:
Diamond Fork Canyon
The single track at Fifth Water in Diamond Fork Canyon offers an exhilarating ride through a stunning landscape of rugged terrain and natural beauty. As riders navigate the trail, they are treated to a mix of technical sections, rocky climbs, and smooth, flowing stretches that offer a perfect balance of challenge and excitement. The trail winds through dense forests of aspen and pine, crossing streams and offering scenic overlooks of the canyon below. Along the way, riders are rewarded with the sight of the beautiful Fifth Water Hot Springs, where they can take a break and relax in the warm waters after a thrilling ride. With its combination of breathtaking views and technical obstacles, the Fifth Water trail in Diamond Fork Canyon is a must-ride for dirt bike enthusiasts seeking adventure in Utah's mountain wilderness.
Trail Head:
Second Water 18 - Trail on both sides of hwy
Center 09 - Center Trail connects almost all trails
Parking - Tie Fork Rest Area
Ride your bike north on Tie Fork road up over the train tracks to forest road 117. Follow 117 for a little over a mile to forest trail 310 a couple miles to White River road. Turn right and ride a about a mile to the 83 trail head.
Tie Fork (Willow Creek)
Willow Creek is not in Utah county but we're going to start the ride in Utah county. Tie Fork is situated behind the Tucker Rest area in Spanish Fork Canyon, offering an adventurous escape into Utah's rugged backcountry. The trail begins on dirt roads before transitioning to ATV Trail 310, which becomes increasingly challenging as it climbs toward the top. After a brief ride down a dirt road, the trail leads into Willow Creek, where it weaves through river crossings, beaver dams, and narrow paths, creating an exciting and technical ride. Much like Diamond Fork, the trails at Tie Fork are tucked deep in the wilderness, providing a remote and isolated experience for riders seeking a true off-road adventure.
Five Mile Pass
Riding at Five Mile Pass, located just west of Utah Valley, offers a diverse and thrilling off-road experience for dirt bike enthusiasts. This expansive trail system features a variety of terrain, from wide-open desert flats to more technical rocky sections, perfect for riders of all skill levels. Five Mile Pass is an open riding area that offers something for riders of all skill levels. While it features some technical singletrack trails—many of which are newly developed—it’s primarily made up of two-track trails. Despite this, it remains a fantastic spot to explore, with diverse terrain and plenty of room for adventure.
Soldiers Pass
Soldiers Pass Recreation Area offers some great singletrack, though much of it is quite technical. With typical desert terrain, you’ll encounter a mix of rocky terrain, sandy washes, and challenging climbs. Be cautious, as it's common to encounter people target shooting—despite the nearby gun range, some still shoot across trails and roads. Stay alert, but the area remains an exciting and rugged spot for dirt bike adventures.
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