Dirt Bike Trails
Near Fairfield, Utah

Fivemile Pass is a great little area that the BLM manages. There are two huge parking areas without houses and water taps. The area is full of crisscrossing desert trails centered around its mining history. Please be careful around all mine shafts. This area gets extremely busy, so please use cautio...
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This is the exit from BLM 7 Mile Pass to the Little Moab North entrance road. It is not technical and is part-way along private land. Watch for deer in the foothills and cattle on the flats. There are some trailer camp locations on the foothills, but they have no services. Tread Lightly so we keep o...
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The 510 trail begins at the intersection of 506 and 509. It's 2.3 miles long and travels North before heading East and ending at a dirt access road off of Manning Canyon Road. The trail starts in a valley that quickly becomes a tighter ravine. The ground surface begins as dirt but changes to loose g...
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The 502 trail starts North of the main Fivemile Pass parking area off 73. It is 1.1 miles long and runs NW-SE. The track is loose dirt and crosses mostly open fields with some pine trees and sagebrush alongside it. The ground surface is loose dirt with hardly any rocks. Beware of several dirt road c...
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Trail 503 starts on a dirt road East of the Fivemile Pass parking area. It is one mile long and runs NW-SE, paralleling 502. 503 is an open, higher-speed trail that runs through sagebrush and a couple of areas of medium-density pine trees. The trail ends at a second dirt road, with only one road cro...
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Trail 519 runs southeast from Trail 506. This is a short connector trail that runs 0.3 miles before intersecting the next track. When traveling North, you'll gain ~200 ft of elevation. The track is wide-open and runs through fields the whole length. The ground surface is packed dirt with some small ...
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Trail 501 begins north of the main Fivemile Pass parking area of 73. This trail is 1.1 miles long and runs North-South. When traveling North, you'll gain ~200 ft of elevation--the medium-width track winds between scattered sagebrush and sparse pine trees. The ground surface is mainly packed with loo...
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Trail 504 begins to branch off to the West of Trail 501. It then runs North, paralleling 501 until merging back into it. This trail is 0.8 miles in length. The track is open sagebrush and sparse pine trees and features some banked turns. The ground surface is packed dirt with a decent amount of loos...
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Trail 508 starts off Wells Canyon Road and runs North. This track parallels the first half of trail 511 before running into it. Total elevation gain is ~500 ft before reaching a peak in this area, and the total trail distance is 1.2 miles. The ground surface is dirt in some places but is otherwise l...
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Trail 506 branches off to the East of 501. It travels North and eventually splits into multiple paths. This trail is 1.2 miles long and has small hills, but the elevation doesn't change much. The track is vast, with plenty of room to get around pine trees that you'll pass. The ground surface is prim...
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The trail starts on the south side of the highway and is primarily a pleasant and scenic dirt road. The trail then turns west into the mountain and becomes more rocky and technical. There are some ravines and rocky hills as you pass through the mountain and a steep short hill as you come down the sm...
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Tight Tree Trail starts at the main 5-mile parking lot and will begin on an easy well well-traveled path in the open. It will soon split from the main path into the trees, becoming pretty tight, hence the name. Then it will pop out on the ridge and follow up and down along this ridge. There are a lo...
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Trail 511 is a horseshoe-shaped track that branches off 510, heading North and East. It ends on a dirt road off of Manning Canyon Road. This route is 2.7 miles long, climbing several hills before gradually dropping ~500 ft in elevation. The ground is a mix of dirt and loose, smaller rocks in the upp...
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This is a main access road to Lake Mountains Recreation and connects up to Eagle Mountain. The southern entrance has parking areas for loading/unloading dirt bikes and other toys. There are extra branching trails throughout the whole way for more fun exploring, as well as locations for open camping ...
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This trail is a smooth road with a few rocky spots that takes you from the West end of Soldier Pass all the way down to Greeley Hill Flats, located just North of Little Moab. This trail tends to be dry and dusty with some spots that may fill with water during periods of rainfall, but most of these s...
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Juniper Lane is a beginner-friendly connector route in the Fivemile Pass OHV area that provides quick access to a vast spiderweb of surrounding desert trails. Spanning just under 0.7 miles, this short trail is ideal for those looking to transition between longer routes or explore the endless off-sho...
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Straight Shot is a flat, 0.37-mile connector trail in Utah's Fivemile Pass Recreation Area, ideal for beginners and navigating the local trail network. Located around 5,300 feet in elevation, this short dirt route has minimal elevation change and serves as a transition link through numerous off-shoo...
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This is a very short trail that navigates the face of a small hill. There's a little rock garden section that will briefly test the flexibility of your suspension. This route takes you to a spiderweb of other trails in the area. The number of off-shoots and alternative trails seemed endless. Great v...
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This is a mildly technical connecting track. You will find sand, side hills, and shale slopes. If you are out in the evening, expect to see deer. The route takes you back to the main track that either goes North to Highway 79 or south to Little Moab. It's a great connection between the 5-mile Pass a...
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The 507 heads South from Wells Canyon Road and then turns East before reconnecting with the road. This trail has some loose, sandy turns, and the trees can be tight in some areas. The track is narrower than others in this area and more rutted. The ground is a combination of loose sand and packed dir...
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Fivemile Pass is a great little area that the BLM manages. There are two huge parking areas without houses and water taps. The area is full of crisscrossing desert trails centered around its mining history. Please be careful around all mine shafts. This area gets extremely busy, so please use cautio...
Learn more about Fivemile Pass

This is the exit from BLM 7 Mile Pass to the Little Moab North entrance road. It is not technical and is part-way along private land. Watch for deer in the foothills and cattle on the flats. There are some trailer camp locations on the foothills, but they have no services. Tread Lightly so we keep o...
Learn more about 7 Mile Pass Exit

The trail starts on the south side of the highway and is primarily a pleasant and scenic dirt road. The trail then turns west into the mountain and becomes more rocky and technical. There are some ravines and rocky hills as you pass through the mountain and a steep short hill as you come down the sm...
Learn more about Southside Loop

Tight Tree Trail starts at the main 5-mile parking lot and will begin on an easy well well-traveled path in the open. It will soon split from the main path into the trees, becoming pretty tight, hence the name. Then it will pop out on the ridge and follow up and down along this ridge. There are a lo...
Learn more about Tight Tree Trail

Fivemile Pass is a great little area that the BLM manages. There are two huge parking areas without houses and water taps. The area is full of crisscrossing desert trails centered around its mining history. Please be careful around all mine shafts. This area gets extremely busy, so please use cautio...
Learn more about Fivemile Pass

This is the exit from BLM 7 Mile Pass to the Little Moab North entrance road. It is not technical and is part-way along private land. Watch for deer in the foothills and cattle on the flats. There are some trailer camp locations on the foothills, but they have no services. Tread Lightly so we keep o...
Learn more about 7 Mile Pass Exit

The trail starts on the south side of the highway and is primarily a pleasant and scenic dirt road. The trail then turns west into the mountain and becomes more rocky and technical. There are some ravines and rocky hills as you pass through the mountain and a steep short hill as you come down the sm...
Learn more about Southside Loop

Tight Tree Trail starts at the main 5-mile parking lot and will begin on an easy well well-traveled path in the open. It will soon split from the main path into the trees, becoming pretty tight, hence the name. Then it will pop out on the ridge and follow up and down along this ridge. There are a lo...
Learn more about Tight Tree Trail