WHERE TO RIDE
Only properly registered OHVs may be operated on public lands or roads that are designated as open to OHV use by sign or map. It is illegal to operate your OHV on private land without the owner's permission.
This map highlights some premier riding areas, click on a number for more information.
State Parks With Riding Opportunities
- Bear Lake State Park – riding area nearby
- Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park – ride from main campground
- Escalante Petrified Forest State Park – riding area nearby
- Fremont Indian State Park and Museum – ride from main campground
- Goblin Valley State Park – riding area nearby
- Jordan River Off-Highway Vehicle Park
- Millsite State Park – ride from main campground
- Otter Creek State Park – ride from main campground
- Piute State Park – ride from campground
- Palisade State Park – ride from campgrounds
- Sand Hollow State Park – ride from Sand Pit campground only
- Scofield State Park – riding area nearby
- Starvation State Park – riding available at (and around) Knight Hollow campground only
- Steinaker State Park – riding area nearby
- Wasatch Mountain State Park – ride from Little Deer Creek campground only
- Yuba State Park - ride from Painted Rocks campground only
The USDA Forest Service, Bureau of Land Management, and other agencies offer travel maps for OHV riding. Check out the list of field offices to find out where you may obtain these maps.