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Learn more about Skyline Drive South
Skyline Drive South

Skyline Drive South

Towering above the valley floor, this section of the Skyline Drive trail is around 10,000' in elevation and offers some incredible views for miles around. Gates are closed for the winter / early spring months.…
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Total Miles
8.5
Tech Rating
2 Easy
Best Time
Summer, Fall
Learn more about Skyline North Trail
Skyline North Trail

Skyline North Trail

Skyline North Trail near Ogden, Utah, is a thrilling ride for dirt bikers, offering a 10-mile (one-way) adventure with epic views. The trail climbs roughly 3,700 feet in elevation, leading you to Ben Lomond Peak…
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Total Miles
10.1
Tech Rating
7 Difficult
Best Time
Fall
Learn more about Skyline South (6002)
Skyline South (6002)

Skyline South (6002)

Skyline South trail traverses the mountain range between North Ogden Canyon Road and Route 158 at Pineview Reservoir. Parking is available at both ends-Windsurfer Beach at the south and North Ogden Divide at the north.…
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Total Miles
9.5
Tech Rating
6 Moderate
Best Time
Summer, Fall
Learn more about Slader Ridge
Slader Ridge

Slader Ridge

Slader Ridge is a great trail if you want to see some scenic overlooks. It's an offshoot from Gardeners Fork and like that canyon, it's very rocky and slow-going. It switchbacks up the side of…
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Total Miles
3.1
Tech Rating
3 Easy
Best Time
Summer, Fall
Learn more about Slickrock 1
Slickrock 1

Slickrock 1

Slickrock 1 trail is the only trail branching off from the Slickrock Practice Loop that will take you to the main Slickrock Trail System. Heading west, this 0.7-mile-long track takes you up a decent climb…
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Total Miles
0.6
Tech Rating
3 Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall
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Slickrock 2

Slickrock 2

Slickrock 2 begins at Hell's Revenge Staircase Bypass & Overlook and continues northeast to the Slickrock Main Loop. This trail covers 0.7 miles across smooth slickrock and is well-marked with white painted lines on the…
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Total Miles
0.7
Tech Rating
3 Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall
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Slickrock 3

Slickrock 3

Slickrock 3 branches off of Slickrock 1 after about 0.4 miles and heads north/west to the Slickrock Main Loop. This trail is 2.2 miles long across smooth slickrock. The white paint markings on this route…
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Total Miles
2.2
Tech Rating
2 Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall
Learn more about Slickrock 4
Slickrock 4

Slickrock 4

Slickrock 4 starts at the end of Slickrock 3 and branches off in two directions. Both options send you uphill to the Slickrock Main Loop, and each leg is short. The trail is pretty open…
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Total Miles
0.4
Tech Rating
4 Moderate
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall
Learn more about Slickrock 5
Slickrock 5

Slickrock 5

Slickrock 5 is a shortcut trail that bridges across the Slickrock Main Loop at the northernmost part. By riding this trail, you'll skip the section of the Main Loop that runs closest to the Colorado…
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Total Miles
0.2
Tech Rating
3 Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall
Learn more about Slickrock 6
Slickrock 6

Slickrock 6

Slickrock 6 is one of the interior trails within the Slickrock Main Loop. This trail starts in the southwest corner of the Main Loop and runs for 0.7 miles before intersecting Slickrock 7 and 8.…
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Total Miles
0.8
Tech Rating
4 Moderate
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall
Learn more about Slickrock 7
Slickrock 7

Slickrock 7

Slickrock 7 begins at the intersection of Slickrock 6 and 8 and travels north until hitting the Slickrock Main Loop. This route is about 0.5 miles long over smooth slickrock with minimal markings. The white…
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Total Miles
0.4
Tech Rating
3 Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall
Learn more about Slickrock Main Loop
Slickrock Main Loop

Slickrock Main Loop

The Slickrock Main Loop is the primary circuit in the Slickrock trail system. The loop is 5.2 miles long and runs along smooth slickrock marked by white painted lines. It starts in the southwest corner…
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Total Miles
5.1
Tech Rating
4 Moderate
Best Time
Summer, Spring, Fall
Learn more about Slickrock Moab Overlook
Slickrock Moab Overlook

Slickrock Moab Overlook

Slickrock Moab Overlook is a short trail that breaks off from the Slickrock Main Loop near the southwest corner of the loop. The trail travels west along a rock ridgeline which is smooth and without…
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Total Miles
0.2
Tech Rating
2 Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall
Learn more about Slickrock Trail Practice Loop
Slickrock Trail Practice Loop

Slickrock Trail Practice Loop

The Slickrock Bike Trail is one of Moab's most famous trails, and rightfully so. This trail offers superior traction for dirt bikes and mountain bikes while offering a rigorous line with steep inclines and declines.…
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Total Miles
2.3
Tech Rating
6 Moderate
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall
Learn more about Sliplock Gulch
Sliplock Gulch

Sliplock Gulch

Sliplock Gulch is a mix of sand washes and multi-stepped rock climbs. Although this trail is marked as a 6 out of 10, it does have a few tall and off-camber climbs. Obstacles and ledges…
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Total Miles
3.2
Tech Rating
6 Difficult
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Winter
Learn more about Slow Elk Road-JC8122901
Slow Elk Road-JC8122901

Slow Elk Road-JC8122901

Slow Elk Road is an 11.6-mile point-to-point trail rated 2 of 10 in Juab County. This improved county road travels along the eastern edge of the Keg Mountains which rise more than 2,000 feet above…
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Total Miles
11.7
Tech Rating
2 Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Learn more about Slow Elk Wash Road-TC02850
Slow Elk Wash Road-TC02850

Slow Elk Wash Road-TC02850

Slow Elk Wash Road is a 2.1-mile point-to-point trail rated 3 of 10 in Tooele County. This unimproved dirt track extends from Old River Bed Road southwest to the county line. At this point, the…
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Total Miles
2.1
Tech Rating
2 Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
Learn more about Smith Canyon Access (FS# 41190)
Smith Canyon Access (FS# 41190)

Smith Canyon Access (FS# 41190)

Smith Canyon sits in the shadow of Miners Ridge in the Fishlake National Forest. The trail ends at just under 8000 feet, and you can hike up through the canyon or to the top of…
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Total Miles
1.4
Tech Rating
2 Easy
Best Time
Spring, Summer, Fall
Learn more about Smith Lakes
Smith Lakes

Smith Lakes

Choose your method of travel: foot, ATV, horse, truck or other. All are fun and acceptable (within reason). ATVs and motorcycles are king on this trail. You can rip down the trails at a good…
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Total Miles
2.2
Tech Rating
4 Moderate
Best Time
Summer, Fall
Learn more about Smith Mesa
Smith Mesa

Smith Mesa

This trail starts as a paved road from either end but turns to a dirt road for the 20 miles around the Smith Mesa plateau. The west entrance snakes its way up the Hurricane Mesa.…
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Total Miles
30.5
Tech Rating
2 Easy
Best Time
Spring, Fall, Winter
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