Park City

Park City is ski country in winter and side-by-side country in summer. The best riding is just outside town: the Mill Canyon trails near Midway and Heber, and the high forest roads of the Uinta Mountains off the Mirror Lake Scenic Byway east of Kamas. Expect aspen groves, alpine lakes and cooler air than the valley.

Where to ride near Park City

Mill Canyon near Midway

The Mill Canyon trail system starts from Wasatch Mountain State Park near Midway and links more than 75 miles of OHV trails through forest and meadows, with loops for every skill level.

Uinta Mountains off the Mirror Lake Scenic Byway

East of Kamas, Highway 150 climbs into the Uintas, where forest roads lead to lakes, meadows and big views. A national forest recreation pass is required on the byway, and the highway closes beyond the first stretch past Kamas from about November to May.

When to ride

Late spring through early fall is prime time, and September aspens are hard to beat. High-elevation roads can hold snow into early summer, so ask us about current conditions.

What to know before you ride

• Drivers must be 18 or older with a valid driver’s license. Passengers of any age can ride with a guardian’s approval.
• Renters complete Utah’s required OHV education course before riding.
• Helmets and goggles are included. Utah requires helmets for riders under 18.
• Fuel and taxes are additional, and the damage waiver is optional.

Want a local to lead the way? Add a guide to any rental or see our guided tours.

Lakes nearby

Make it a two-day trip with a boat or jet ski at Jordanelle, Deer Creek or Rockport.

Park City riding questions