The crown jewel of American OHV riding — 275 miles of main loop, two thousand more hanging off it.
Map shows start and finish — the full route line and GPX drop when we ride it with the GoPro.
11,500-foot ridgelines on a dirt bike. The tallest mountains in Utah nobody's heard of.
Gas, burgers, motels — the loop threads through them on purpose. This is the model.
Ghost-mine country above Marysvale — history with throttle attached.
Every route on this guide gets ridden and filmed by the shop. This one hasn't had its camera day yet — it's on the Saturday list, and the footage drops right here when it happens.
Video slot · swap this block when the paiute-atv-trail footage lands
The Paiute isn't a trail so much as a civilization: a 275-mile main loop through three mountain ranges with over 2,000 miles of side routes, and whole towns — Marysvale, Circleville, Fillmore — where you gas up, eat, and sleep without ever leaving the machine. Utah's street-legal law is the cheat code here: plated machines connect trail to town to trail. It climbs past 11,000 feet on the Tushar range, which most people can't name and which is taller than anything in the Wasatch. Ride it in fall when the Tushars go gold and try to act normal afterward.
This is Rieju and TM country, full stop. Also everything Segway builds. It's why the floor looks the way it does.
Marysvale, Circleville, Junction, Fillmore, Richfield — the towns are the fuel stops.
Gates, weather and closures change — check conditions before you ride. Ride your own ride.
The shop is the trailhead. Text us and we'll tell you when the next ride-out rolls — all machines, all paces, zero judgment about how long it's been.