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Three Peaks Recreation Area
 Koosharem ReservoirGet out your fishing poles and rev up your engines! This reservoir not only has good fishing, but also offers access to the Paiute ATV trail. OHVers can explore almost 300 miles of famous scenic trails while traveling through cool mountains, rugged canyons, and desert landscapes. Facilities at the reservoir are limited, but there are wheelchair accessible toilets. Otter Creek Reservoir Otter Creek has an activity for almost everyone. The cold, clear water of this large reservoir offers year-round fishing for rainbow trout. For wildlife watchers, numerous waterfowl, raptors, deer, antelope, and elk abound. If you're an ATV rider, you'll want to try the famed Paiute ATV trail, which can be accessed from here. Paiute Reservoir Whether you like mountain fishing or miles of OHV trails, this reservoir is for you! Anglers will find that the lake offers trout and bass fishing. OHV riders can access the Paiute ATV Trail. No matter what your reason for visiting, this reservoir is a great summer getaway. Primitive camping is available on BLM lands or more developed facilities are located at the Paiute Reservoir State Park. Paiute ATV Trail This extensive ATV trail system is managed in conjunction with the Forest Service, State Parks and Private Landowners. The trail system crosses three State Parks and allows for access into the many communities along the trails. Whether you want to ride for a few hours or a few days, this system is for you.  Great Western Trail This multiple-use trail crosses BLM and Forest Service lands in this area. The corridor provides for all uses along the same trail in some sections, and separates motorized and non-motorized uses in other areas. Users along this section of the trail will enjoy the picturesque stands of aspen and conifer interspersed with meadows, opportunities to enjoy periods of solitude and spectacular vistas of the San Rafael Swell, Henry Mountains, LaSal Mountains and Waterpocket Fold. Temple Mountain  Temple Mountain, located to the northwest of Goblin Valley, is the highest point along the San Rafael Reef. This area was once one of the most active mining operations during Utah's uranium boom days. Although the mines are now long closed, the numerous roads left behind by the miners are designated for off-highway vehicles riders. Check with Price Office for a map showing which ones area available. Abandoned mines are very dangerous and should never be entered. Cameo Cliffs Recreation Area Cameo Cliffs offers a network of roads and trails tailor made for exploring by motorized vehicle. It is specially suited to ATV riding, with scenic views around every turn. A map of the trail network is available at the Monticello Visitor Center. There are thousands of miles of 4-wheel drive routes in Grand and San Juan counties. These routes now provide recreational opportunities for jeepers, ATV'ers and dirt bikers. Most are unmaintained relics from mining or prospecting for minerals. Some routes are used in current mining and grazing activities, and major access roads receive some maintenance from the county. Others are repaired just enough to get through, and provide every sort of route condition, from the easy to the extremely challenging. Moab's four wheel drive routes have great variety in scenery and provide a range of challenge to the off highway abilities of every type of motorized vehicle. The Hog Canyon designated OHV route area offers OHV enthusiasts many miles of easy to extremely challenging routes. All designated routes are marked for degree of difficulty. Routes vary from those that provide wonderful vistas of the colorful vermilion and white cliffs, to those that meander to a variety of scenic points of interest. There are hundreds of miles of roads available for OHV use in the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument including forty plus miles of the Great Western Trail. OHV PLAY AREAS
Little Sahara Recreation Area Coral Pink Sand Dunes Sand Mountain OHV area
More information on Utah BLM's OHV Management Approach and Designating Routes in the Land Use Planning Process or BLM's National Travel and Transportation Policy Additional OHV trails (that are not on BLM managed lands) can be found on the Utah State Parks website. OHV Registration and Education is the purvue of the State of Utah. Contact Utah State Parks for more information. Utah State Law requires that all OHVs have a spark arrestor
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Bring your OHV, ATV, motorcycle, mountain bike for some fun recreating within one hour of Salt Lake City. Fivemile Pass is a popular OHV play area where many people also come to camp out, especially on holiday weekends. There is a large parking area for day users and many dirt roads for exploring, camping, etc. Located directly off Highway 73 southeast of Lehi, UT, it’s easy to find. There are important raptor (ferruginous hawk) nesting sites here so please pay attention to the information posted on the bulletin boards in the area. Plans are in the works to install facilities here (including bathroom and water), but until then, come prepared.
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