The following properties have been closed to off highway vehicles.  Use of ATVs Motorcycles, Mini Bikes, Dune Buggies, Jeeps, SUVs and any other motorized vehicle is strictly prohibited on these properties.  In most cases such locations are on private land and the land owner has appropriately withdrawn his permission for public use.

If you have used any of the properties listed below in the past, please be assured that you are no longer welcome to use such properties in the future.  You risk arrest and punishment by local law authorities.  More importantly you continue to spread poor public relations against the off highway vehicle community that chooses to obey the laws and regulations of the land.

If you are a land owner and wish to add your property to this list, please send a e-mail to the webmaster and the description of the location of your property will be added to this list at not cost to you.

LEHI

80 acre parcel of land north of Lehi Cemetery between 300 East and 600 East. The land -- a former gravel pit -- has long  been a favorite spot for drivers of off road vehicles that kick up dust and make local residents furious with the noise.  This area has been posted as Private property.  Unauthorized use may result in a charge of "Criminal Trespass"

All of the dirt roads to the east of Lindon City are private property.  The property owners have never given permission for public use of this property.  Users of these dirt trails are in violation of existing trespass laws and may be subject to the full remedies of the law.

There is presently a move to provide OHV opportunities within the city of Lindon, but these opportunities are not presently open for public use.  For more information please contact Lindon City Hall.

The north and east bench of Salt Lake City from I-15 east City Creek Canyon and from City Creek Canyon South to Parley's Canyon is all off limits to OHVs.   Only those vehicles specifically authorized by law enforcement may use the routes that are visible to the naked eye, and this for the purpose of law enforcement only.  Of particular concern is the area surrounding where the olympic rings were erected in the fall of 2001.

Dimple Dell Park is now closed to all motorized vehicles.

Corner Canyon is private land and is now closed to all OHV use.

The gully in the mouth of Parley's Canyon also known as Canyon Rim Park is now closed to all motorized vehicle use.

Millcreek Canyon is also closed to all OHV use.

Neff's Canyon at the northern base of Mount Olympus is now closed to OHV use.

Big Cottonwood Canyon is also closed to all OHV use, except for Mineral Fork

Little Cottonwood Canyon is closed to OHV use.
 

The area immediately to the south of Timber Lakes private homes area is now closed private property.  The owner of this property does not permit OHV use in this area any longer.  This area is regularly patrolled by authorities of the law.

ACKNOWLEDGE AND RESPECT PRIVATE PROPERTY RIGHTS of Land Owners within the canyon of The Price River between Mounds and Woodside.  These private properties are posted as NO TRESPASSING.  Please do not cross private land that is posted NO TRESPASSING.   You may be subject to fines and imprisonment if you disrespect the rights of the private property owner
 

The area known as Upper and Lower Hellerado in Pole Canyon near Moab has been sold in a recent School Trust Lands sale.  The new owners, who used only a PO Box in Moab as an address, have chosen to close the area to continued public use.  RESPECT PRIVATE LAND OWNERS RIGHTS!
 

The Uinta National Forest has closed the three trails that go south from the Mineral Basin Road east of Tibble Fork Reservoir to all motorized use.

A private land owner has closed the area known as Major Evans Ridge to all public use on the threat of a lawsuit from someone who was injured while recreating on that property.  Do not trespass.  Respect all Private Land Owner's Rights!

    The Ashley National Forest has closed the ATV play area on the south shore of Moon Lake..  Please comply with this restriction and if you wish you can write the the Forest Supervisor of the Ashley National Forest and request that this area be reopened.