Off-Roading in Utah

Some of the most incredible and remote locations in the United States are here in Utah and can only be reached with off-road vehicles. Off-road vehicles also offer access to so many of Utah’s gorgeous waterfalls, mountainous lakes, peaks, and so much more. Utah boasts 80,000 miles of trails open to the public. Nearly every county in the state offers trails just waiting to be explored. The landscapes are so interesting and diverse from desert and slick rock to high mountains and forests. Off-road machines ilke UTVs, ATVs, side-by-sides, snowmobiles, and motorcycles offer premier access to some of Utah’s greatest beauty. Be sure to register vehicles, know and obey safety laws, and manage the trails respectfully.

Any off road vehicle is required to have current registration. Non-resident operators must have the appropriate non-resident registration.

In remote Utah you will be sure to encounter a large variety of wildlife. Some creatures native to Utah that you might see: Deer, Birds, Cougar, Fox, Coyote, Wild Turkey, Elk, Moose, Beaver, Sheep, Cow, and Wild Horses, and so much more.

Many of Utah’s trails are surrounded by private property, it is important to stay on the trails and respect the neighboring land.

Be respectful to the trails and surrounding areas. Leave no trace by staying on the trails, going over obstacles (not around), clean up after yourself, and do your best to leave things as they were before your arrival.