Trail Closures Utah Riders Should Check First
Utah OHV trail closures and seasonal restrictions explained to help riders avoid wasted miles and protect access.
The map is not the permission.
National forest and BLM routes, state OHV parks, and club trails crossing private land — with the closures and passes that decide whether today counts.
Utah OHV trail closures and seasonal restrictions explained to help riders avoid wasted miles and protect access.
Kanab off-road trails and Hog Canyon routes require checking maps, permits, vehicle types, and local access rules before riding.
Ashley National Forest near Vernal, Utah offers motorized routes for ATVs and UTVs requiring careful planning for conditions.
Utah summer ATV trips require planning for high elevation, lingering snow, changing weather and local road access conditions.
Manti-La Sal National Forest motorized routes span Utah districts, requiring careful planning for varying terrain, weather, and trail access conditions.
Central Utah forest routes and the Paiute ATV Trail require careful planning for elevation, weather, and vehicle restrictions.
Three Peaks Recreation Area near Cedar City offers high desert riding terrain with dirt, sand, and rocky features.
Devil’s Racetrack and Buckhorn Wash in Utah provide desert driving routes with rocky terrain, canyon views, and rock art.
San Rafael Swell OHV route planning steps help riders choose terrain, check open roads and build safer desert outings.
Knolls OHV Area offers open desert riding in Utah with loose sand, rocky ground, and remote conditions requiring careful preparation.