Gates and Road Closures Within the riding areas, gated roads may be open to OHV use. Gated roads open to OHVs will have a sign posted stating the route is open and what type of vehicle use is allowed beyond the gate closure. Trail maps are available at the Ranger Station or in map boxes at riding area kiosks. These three riding areas offer a variety of terrain and vegetation from brush fields and rock to dense forest and open grasslands. Operator difficulty ranges from beginner routes on forest roads to most difficult on numerous trails.
Opportunities exist for motorcycles, ATVs, and four-wheel drives.
Please see Off-Highway Vehicles for additional information. A popular motorcycle riding area with 40 miles of signed trails and 140 miles of road open to OHV use extending from north of Crandall Peak to the Deer Creek area northwest of Highway 108. The riding area ranges in elevation of 3500 feet at Deer Creek to 5500 feet at Crandall Peak. Four-wheel drive and ATV trails are limited, but use is allowed on the 140 miles of road. Trails in the Crandall Peak area are usually closed in the winter due to snow blocking access.