For your own safety and peace of mind, and that of the entire group, we require that every rider stay with the group and follow the assigned guides. All rides are between 30 and 65+ miles long in higher elevation so pack jackets, rain gear, food, water, and extra gas.
Beginner
These rides are almost wholly on dirt/paved roads. Some of the beginner rides may include short moderately steep sections or switchbacks.
Advanced (enter at your own risk)
Advanced rides will generally include portions that are steep, rough, and otherwise difficult to maneuver. Chains may be required in parts. Be sure to speak with your guide prior to departure to make sure the advanced ride for the day is within your experience level.
Everyone MUST wear a helmet and protective gear. The trails are meant for leisurely travel, and not speed, so please do not exceed a reasonable speed limit. Try to allow 15-30 seconds between yourself and the rider ahead of you to help reduce dust and limited visibility.
permits For non-residentsIf you are a non-Utah resident and are operating an OHV during the event period then the non-resident permit is not required. For additional details please refer to Utah Code 41-22-35(1)(b). Keep in mind that if the non-resident participant wants to operate their OHV/ATV either prior or concluding the event period, then they would be required to purchase a non-resident permit, which is valid for one year. Those can be purchased HERE
Beginner
These rides are almost wholly on dirt/paved roads. Some of the beginner rides may include short moderately steep sections or switchbacks.
Advanced (enter at your own risk)
Advanced rides will generally include portions that are steep, rough, and otherwise difficult to maneuver. Chains may be required in parts. Be sure to speak with your guide prior to departure to make sure the advanced ride for the day is within your experience level.
Everyone MUST wear a helmet and protective gear. The trails are meant for leisurely travel, and not speed, so please do not exceed a reasonable speed limit. Try to allow 15-30 seconds between yourself and the rider ahead of you to help reduce dust and limited visibility.
permits For non-residentsIf you are a non-Utah resident and are operating an OHV during the event period then the non-resident permit is not required. For additional details please refer to Utah Code 41-22-35(1)(b). Keep in mind that if the non-resident participant wants to operate their OHV/ATV either prior or concluding the event period, then they would be required to purchase a non-resident permit, which is valid for one year. Those can be purchased HERE