Over 350 miles of ATV and OHV roads make up the Arapeen OHV Trail system. Beautiful forest scenery, well maintained trails, multiple staging opportunities and fairly moderately challenging terrain make this a great place to take friends or family. Occasionally ATV jamborees will host their rides along this trail system.

The Casto Canyon Trail offers scenic views of red hoodoos, colorful sandstone cliffs and scattered ponderosa pine vegetation. Camping is prohibited at the main staging area, however this trail is a great starting point to access the Barney Cove, Fremont and Paiute ATV trail. Nearby Loosee Canyon is off limits to OHV use.

Rose-colored sand dunes with scattered juniper and pinion pine vegetation are the main attraction at the Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park. There are three campgrounds to choose from: Ponderosa Campground, Meadows Campground and the Coral Pink Sand Dunes Campground. Free primitive camping can be found at the Meadows Campground, however the Coral Pink Sand Dunes Campground offers 22-paved RV accessible sites with modern restrooms (reservations are highly recommended). Quiet hours are from 10pm - 9am and are strictly enforced.

A popular spot for the locals, this large area is open year-round and consists of rocky trails that wind through scattered juniper and sage brush. Overnight camping is allowed and there is ample parking to accommodate large trailers. Four new restrooms have been put in and there are plans in the future to install developed campgrounds and water.

This park offers four tracks and is generally open from early April through mid October. There are two separate motocross tracks, one for motorcycles and one for ATVs. There is also a novice track and a long grand-prix track which are open to both motorcycles and ATVs. Park hours are 8am to 8pm on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Other amenities include a model aircraft runway. There is plenty of parking space and the tracks are surrounded by scrub grass and trees.

Located just minutes away from the famous Bonneville Salt Flats, this area offers year-round access to 36,000 acres of hills, sand dunes and trails. Primitive camping is allowed however there is no shade or water so come prepared. Keep within the boundaries, as there is a military bombing range nearby. The fee to ride here is $6/vehicle per day however annual passes are available from the BLM for $40/year.

Little Sahara Recreation Area offers 124 square miles of sand dunes that includes Sand Mountain, a 700ft challenging hill climb, several OHV trails and four large, RV accessible campgrounds. The White Sands Campground offers two of the world's largest sandboxes that are actually fenced off play areas for children. The Rockwell Natural area is located in the northwestern section of the recreation area and is off limits to motorized use. Whip flags are mandatory and can be purchased on site for $12.00. Three-day holiday weekends are very popular, especially Easter weekend, which can attract up to 20,000 people.

This brand new motocross park is open for practice on weekends from 9am to dusk. A main track and peewee track are offered and tracks are only open to motorcycles. Membership is required which is $5/person per year. Call before you haul.

The Paiute ATV Trail System consists of over 250 marked and well-maintained trails and access to over 2,000 interconnecting ATV trails. Staging opportunities are numerous and range from secluded campgrounds to RV parks; many with direct access to the Paiute trail. Most of the towns that surround the trail system allow ATV use on the streets to access the trailheads. The trails cross three different mountain ranges and go through everything from desert type terrain to deep forest vegetation. July through the middle of October are the preferred times to explore the Paiute as the weather is slightly cooler and the tree leaves are changing to fall colors.

Pine Lake OHV Trail is a scenic 21-mile OHV loop that connects Pine Lake, Powell Point Overlook and Pole Canyon. Pine Lake Campground offers loading ramps and numerous camping spots, non-motorized boating opportunities and access to the Great Western Trail and the Henderson Canyon Trail, a non-motorized hiking and equestrian trail.

Single track trails, OHV trails, numerous campgrounds and boat ramps are among the many outdoor activities that the Strawberry OHV Trail System offers. Strawberry Bay Campground offers more direct access to single track motorcycle trails while Currant Creek Campground has more novice ATV trails. All of the campgrounds within this trail system are near or have boat ramps, however Soldier Creek, Renegade and Aspen Grove campgrounds do not allow any ATV activity in the campground.

The Yellowstone ATV trail consists of two large and interconnecting ATV trail loops that are well marked and maintained. Lower elevation terrain mainly consists of sagebrush while upper elevation consists of thick forest vegetation. There are plenty of camping opportunities and nearby Moon Lake offers cabin rentals and a campground however ATV's are prohibited be ridden on or near the property. Boating opportunities can be found at Moon Lake, however there is no boat ramp and the water temperatures are extremely cold.