Click on the link to see maps of awesome
trails around the Brian Head area.
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Blowhard A killer downhill trail that is rated one of Utah's best kept secrets. Top section offers extremely technical switch-backs, yet offers great views of Cedar Breaks National Monument and Ashdown Gorge Wilderness area. The intermediate level is accessible from UT 14. |
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Dark Hollow (one of our
favorites) The definitive mountain bike trail. An awesome 14 mile ride that drops over 1 vertical mile while dodging trees and rocks. |
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Bunker Creek A kickin' ride from the top of Brian Head to Panguitch Lake. Your choice of a beginner/intermediate fork, or a more advanced fork. A Bicycling Magazine Reader's Choice as one of the top 5 fat tire trails. |
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Twisted Forest "Scenic out and back ride accessing views of Cedar Breaks National Monument, Ashdown Gorge Wilderness Area, and some of the oldest living things on earth - Bristlecone Pine Trees." brianhead.com |
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Lowder Ponds A fun, intermediate loop that provides gorgeous views of little known areas on Brian Head. |
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Scout Camp Loop An enjoyable alternative to Dark Hollow that loops back to Brian Head. Also serves as an awesome cross-country race course. |
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Mountain Bike Park "The MTB Park's on-slope trail network is accessed via the Giant Steps Chairlift ($8 per ride or $16 all day), open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Here you can enjoy the thrilling variety of trails with Color Country (5.7 miles), Timberline (4.3 miles), Wildflower (3 miles), and Lightning Point (4.5 miles). The on-slope trail network also connects with the area's backcountry trail system for a seemingly endless variety of route choices." brianhead.com |
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Brian Head Town Trail "The Mountain Bike Park serves as the gateway to this 5 1/2 mile loop through Brian Head. The Town's commitment to biking is showcased with this well maintained trail linking businesses, condos, and hotels on awesome single-track." brianhead.com |
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Navajo Lake
Loop One of the best trail systems we've ever experienced. Offers any level of difficulty with countless loop options. Camp sites are available for camping/biking trips. |
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Virgin River
Rim Trail The Virgin River Rim Trail is a high-altitude alpine single-track, skirting the edge of Utah's high southern plateau. The trail offers excellent forested single-track riding and some awesome views. The trail is long (nearly 30 miles) and tough but when connected to the Navajo Lake Loop, any number of shorter sections can be ridden. |