Cinders ATV Trail
The Cinders is a dedicated ATV trail located just outside of Fillmore. The trail has multiple arms ranging from easy to very difficult. The easy portions of the trail are flat and wide enough for passing with a gravel surface. The more difficult parts of the trail have steep grades and loose gravel or dirt surfaces that may at times be muddy. The most difficult areas may have debris or other obstacles in the path, rock ledges and overhangs, switchbacks and sharp, sudden turns.
The trailhead is just off I-15 at the Meadow exit.
Cinders ATV Trail
Fillmore, Utah
Bureau of Land Management
(435) 896-1500
Paiute ATV Trail
The Paiute ATV Trail is one of Utah's premier ATV trails. The 275-mile loop trail shares some of its length with the famed Great Western Trail, which cuts a north-south path through the state. Much of the trail is comprised of old roads running through Fishlake National Forest, with well over 1,000 miles of marked and unmarked side trails for endless exploration.
Because of the massive size of the Paiute ATV Trail, it is best to explore it in sections. While the main trail can be ridden in just over a day, it is best to allow three to four days to travel the trail in order to fully enjoy the natural surroundings.
Many small towns along I-15 have access points to the trail, including Marysvale, Richfield, Beaver, Fillmore and Salina.
Paiute ATV Trail
Fillmore, Utah
Bureau of Land Management
(435) 896-1500
Cricket Mountains Trail
Just west of Fillmore are the Cricket Mountains. Cutting through the mountains is a 129-mile trail, which is open year-round to ATV traffic including snowmobiles. Along the route, riders will see wildlife, exposed limestone cliffs and views of Sevier Lake. The trail is rated from easy to moderately difficult, with some side paths offering more extreme terrain. Camping is permitted in most places, however the trail does pass through some private land, so it is best to carry a map or stay on the marked, main trail.
The trail can be accessed from several points. The Johnson Pass trailhead is located about 10 miles south/southwest of SR 257 near mile post 53. The Little Sage Valley trailhead is located about 6.5 miles west of SR 257 near mile post 39. The Cedar Pass trailhead can be found about two miles west of SR 257 near mile post 28. Finally, the Headlight Canyon trailhead is about 2.5 miles west of SR 257 near mile post 23.
Cricket Mountains Trail
Black Rock, Utah
Bureau of Land Management
(435) 896-1500
