Utah Mountain Biking Trail News

Yoo Hoo. DH trail just north of Price in the Luke's Trail area, reached via Shamrock & Roll, part of larger loop ride of 12 miles. Upper intermediate to advanced technical. Season March through November.

Zephyr Trail. Four-mile connector from the Brand trail system along Highway 191 and the Klonzo system on Willow Springs Road. Mostly doubletrack, easier technical with almost no climbing. Season March through November.

Zion Canyon and Pa'rus Trail. Bike trail in lower Zion Canyon connects to road up Zion Canyon to the mouth of the narrows. Light but steady climb, easy technical. Cars can be a problem when the shuttle buses aren't running. Season mid-February through mid-December.

Ben Lomond. Monster narrow-singletrack climb of 3000 vertical feet over 6.1 miles. May be done as out-and-back, or as a shuttled ride by adding the Northern Skyline (12.6 miles), or as a loop ride by adding another 7 mile of paved road. For strong skilled riders only.

Big Rock Candy Mountain (Candy Mountain Express). Easy 7-mile paved bike path on old railroad route up Sevier Canyon. Great family ride. Season May through October.

Bonneville Shoreline - Draper. Singletrack along South Mountain in Draper, around 5 miles in length. Riding options include loop rides using Oak Hollow and Spring Hollow trails. Intermediate technical, a couple of tough spots. Not much climbing. Season early spring to late fall.

Can You Moo? [Check current trail status!] Desert singletrack loop near Vernal, intermediate technical with some short advanced-technical sections, around 11 miles. Mild climb and descent, mostly smooth undulating narrow dirt singletrack. Narrow trail with soft shoulder; good bike-handling skills recommended. Season March through late-December.

Chilkoot Pass. Very easy short lariat loop trail in the northwest corner of the Klondike Bluffs riding area. Connects to Agate Loop. Season year-round except immediately after snowstorms.

Corkscrew. Desert singletrack loop near Lapoint, just northwest of Vernal. Intermediate to advanced level, with moderate climb and long descent. Shares trailhead with Racetrack. Season April through December.

Deer Creek Parkway (northern end, Provo River Parkway). Broad gravel "road" for non-motorized travel, runs the length of Deer Creek Reservoir along the northern shore. Fair family ride, with gravel making tiny-tire travel difficult. Length 7.5 miles one-way. Season March through December.