Mountain biking advocates can explore wonderful trails right here in the Uinta Basin, some of which are actually livestock trails. The Jazz/Chrome Molly Trail, an active livestock trail, was identified as one such trail.  Other mountain bike trails include the McCoy Flat, Red Fleet, and the Jensen Trail systems.  These areas contribute to over 800 linear miles of trail.

Dry Fork Canyon is remarkable for its mountain biking. This canyon offers a beautiful mountain bike ride in the shade of cottonwoods, box elders and steep canyon walls. The trail follows beside a cobble rock stream bed and connects onto the nationally acclaimed Flume Trail, which is managed by the Forest Service.  

Dry Fork Canyon is also a place for other recreational activities such as viewing Native American Petroglyphs.