The trail to Forest Lake is a popular off-road trail up American Fork Canyon. There is a large parking lot at Tibble Fork Reservoir to park trailers for those that are driving UTVs and ATVs. The actual trailhead begins about 3.3 miles past Tibble Fork Reservoir along the bumpy and dusty mineral basin road. There is a river crossing right at the beginning of the trailhead that can be pretty deep in the spring. The first mile of the trail is very rough with large boulders to maneuver around and very deep ruts. The rest of the trails is rocky but nothing too extreme. The scenery and lake is awesome and there is good chance of seeing wildlife at the lake and around the area.

This segment the Paiute ATV trail covers approximately 35 miles between the town of Richfield and the historic site of Fremont Indian State Park in south-central Utah. The trail starts from Richfield and follows FR #096 (Paiute ATV trail #04) west to the intersection with the main trail. The route then continues south along the main trail for the remainder of the route to the state park. The majority of the ride is intermediate in difficulty but there are a few sections that are steep and rough, requiring more caution. The ride starts at an elevation of about 5400 feet and tops out at an elevation close to 8000 feet. Fremont Indian State Park offers a museum, hiking trails, restrooms, and campgrounds.

This scenic day trip on the Paiute ATV Trail visits some great points of interest including the historic mining town of Kimberly and its Silver King Mine as well as Fremont Indian State Park. The state park offers a nice resting spot with a museum, restrooms, water, and hiking trails. There are also vault toilets available at Silver King Mine. The trip is intermediate in difficulty and follows some 50-inch two-track trails. The ride starts in Marysvale and follows trails #02, #01, and #13.

Starting from the town of Marysvale, this loop ride travels along the popular Paiute ATV trails to the summit of Monroe Peak which stands at an elevation of over 11,000 feet. Riders can also take a short trip to the high-mountain Barney Lake. The loop is 65 miles round trip and follows trails #01. #02, #78, and #24 to complete one long loop. All of the trails on this route (except the short trail to Barney Lake) are open to vehicles of all widths and are beginner-to-intermediate in difficulty.

Warner Valley is an open riding area that has a network of trails for dirt bikes and ATVs. Several options are available for riding so give yourself some time to explore the trails. Most of the trails follow dry sandy washes that interconnect with one another. Perfect getaway during the winter months.

Paiute Side Trail #89 is a scenic two-track trail that takes off from the main trail west of Koosharem and winds its way through aspens and pines in Fishlake National Forest. The ride features some sections of steep switchbacks and climbs to a max elevation of almost 9600 feet. Side trail #87 is a nice side trip that heads east off of #89 and ends at Upper Box Creek Reservoir. On the return trip, riders can come back the way they came or continue on the main trail in either direction to complete a loop. This ride follows trails that only allow for equipment up to 50 inches wide.

This day-long ride along the Paiute ATV trail covers almost 50 miles between Fremont Indian State Park to the north and the town of Circleville to the south. The entire ride takes place on the main trail and features lots of diverse scenery and landscapes. The ride starts at approximately 5800 feet elevation and climbs as high as 11,500 feet at its highest point. The trail passes through an old mining town and follows Beaver Creek for about 6 miles. It descends into the south end of the Tushar mountains before dropping into Wades Canyon and Circleville. There are some steep switchbacks and sections of rough road. The ride is rated as moderate and is best done as an overnight trip. There are no developed campgrounds on this section of trail but there are plenty of options for primitive camping along the way.

This loop ride starts from the town of Marysvale and covers approximately 30 miles of the scenic and extensive Paiute Trail system in south-central Utah. The route starts at an elevation of approximately 5800 feet and rises high up into the Tushar Mountains to at elevation above 11,000 near Edna Peak. The ride also leads to Bullion Canyon where riders can jump off and take a short hike to Bullion Falls. This loop is a good option for beginner to intermediate riders and is open to all vehicle widths.

Coral Pink Sand Dunes offers a free riding area with scattered juniper and pinion pine trees. It has a range of difficulty for riding so there is something for everyone. Expect crowds on weekends. The best time to visit is spring and fall but it is open year-round for riding. Safety flags are required. There is an $8 daily fee. Camping is also available.

This loop ride starts from the town of Fillmore and follows Chalk Creek up a narrow canyon where it then continues east above the canyon to the junction with the Paiute Trail. The ride travels along the main trail for a while until it reaches Sand Rock Ridge Road near White Pine Peak. The ride then turns to the west and continues back down towards Fillmore. The half-day ride is approximately 40 miles and reaches an elevation of 10,000+ feet at its highest point offering great views of the surrounding mountain terrain. There are sections of steep switchbacks as well as water crossings over Chalk Creek during the north leg of the loop. During the south leg of the loop, there are some steep sections on gravel with sudden turns. There are four developed campgrounds located along Chalk Creek.