Hiking & Biking
Spend the summer months hiking and biking the many miles of mountainous trails throughout the town and surrounding area. Discover centuries old lava tubes at Mammoth Caves or breathtaking views all the way to Nevada and Arizona from Brian Head Peak. Mountain Bikers have miles of thrilling downhill trails to enjoy in the seclusion of the surrounding parks.
Bunker Creek
| Right & Left Fork of Bunker Creek (12 Miles) Mix it up by riding either fork of this famous trail voted by Bicycling magazine`s readers choice top 5 fat tire trails. |
| Location: |
Duck Creek / Brian Head area |
| Phone: |
877-632-7007 |
| Toll Free: |
877-632-7007 |
| Lowder Pond Loop (11 Miles) A combination of single and double track will invigorate as you ride through alpine meadows and aspen forests. |
| Location: |
Brian Head, UT |
| Dark Hollow (13 Miles) Dodging aspen trees like slalom poles as you descend 5,000 vertical feet makes for a screaming fast ride. |
| Location: |
Brian Head, UT |
| Blow Hard (10 Miles) Enjoy incredible views of Ashdown Gorge Wilderness Area and Cedar Breaks National Monument while riding this awesome single track trail. |
| Location: |
Utah |
| Navajo Lake Loop (12 Miles) Perfect for the novice or families with young riders you can meander around scenic Navajo Lake and over a lava field. |
| Location: |
Duck Creek Village, UT |
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| Location: |
329 UT-143, Brian Head, UT |
| Phone: |
435-677-2035 |
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| Location: |
Goblin Valley Rd, Green River, UT |
