Many people enjoy the outdoors while riding an ATV or OHV. The future of your riding opportunities depends on YOU! Protect your right to ride. Respect the land, the wildlife, and the rights of others. Please ride responsibly and Tread Lightly.
As an ATV/OHV rider, it is your responsibility to purchase one or both of the ATV Trail Maps that are available for sale. These maps show routes where ATV/OHV travel is permitted.
OHVs may operate on any trail that is signed as open to that use.
Riding your OHV/ATV cross-country is strongly discouraged through out the forest and is prohibited in many areas.
Non-street legal OHVs may operate on any open unpaved road unless signs are posted to prohibit such use.
Unless signed otherwise, all County roads are open to OHVs.
All paved roads are closed to OHVs unless signed otherwise.
It is not legal to "cut cookies" in the roads or to ride road cutbanks and fillslopes.
It is not legal for riders to make their own trails.
It is not legal for parents to allow their kids to make "kiddie loops" around their camps.
Please note: Motorized travel off of existing roads in and around the Navajo Lake area is not allowed and will be enforced. This entire area is restricted to travel on designated routes only.
How Can You Tread Lightly?
The future of your riding opportunities depends on YOU! Protect your right to ride. Respect the land, the wildlife, and the rights of others. Please ride responsibly and Tread Lightly.
Use it, but don't abuse it.
Stay out of streams, meadows, and other sensitive areas.
Make sure your equipment is legal.
Stay on the open routes.
Check campground rules to see if OHV's are allowed in the campground.
Do not hot rod through campgrounds.
Do not ride through the camps of others.
Do not ride on private land without permission.
Do not spook or chase horses, cattle, or wildlife.
Educate yourself and others about the rules for riding in each area.
Leave no trace- pack out what you pack in.
Definitions - What is an ATV or an OHV? What about snowmobiles? Read the definitions to find out.
Etiquette - Using the proper etiquette makes sharing the trails enjoyable for everyone. Learn your "Yield To's".
ATV System Trail Maps
Paiute ATV Trail Map - Available for purchase from the Cedar City Ranger District
The motorized OHV trails are provided for the convenience of the driver of the vehicle. The land surrounding the OHV trail is off-limits. In order to be informed of which trails and roads have been designated for OHV use, refer to maps available for sale through the local District Offices.
Dixie National Forest Motorized Travel Planning - The Dixie National Forest has embarked on a project to establish
a forest wide system of designated routes and areas for motorized
travel, particularly by off-highway vehicles (OHV's).
OHV Riding on the Dixie National Forest 
