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Diamond Fork is a large area with a vast network of single-track trails that range from intermediate to difficult. The terrain is primarily hard-packed with abundant trees and many steep hills, providing a technical and challenging ride. While the majority of the trails are best suited for experienced riders, there are some beginner-friendly sections as well. The park is a great destination for a weekend trip, with many campgrounds and trailheads located throughout the area. Riders should be aware of the 50-inch vehicle width limit, and Jeeps are prohibited on these trails.Dirt Bike Trail System
Diamond Fork
AKA: Sheep Creek, Monks Hollow, Dry Canyon, Three Forks, Red Hollow, Cottonwood Canyon, Jocks Canyon, Teat Mountain, Rough Hollow, Oak Spring, Unicorn Ridge, Sawmill Hollow, Tanner Ridge, Fifth Water Ridge, Fourth Water, Pump Ridge, Packard Canyon, Balsam Campground, Left Fork Days Canyon, Leftfork Maple Canyon, Tom Two Hill, Uinta-wasatch-cache National Forest, Spanish Fork Ranger District, Hot Pots, Diamond Fork Hot Springs, Centerline Trail
Spanish Fork, UT
Off-Road Trails
Trail System Statistics
Braaply Rating
Awesome
Approximate Size
32,000 acres (50 sq mi)
Miles of Trail
100 miles
Elevation Range
5500 to 8500 ft.
Operating Season
Late April - November
About Diamond Fork
Diamond Fork is a large area with a vast network of single-track trails that range from intermediate to difficult. The terrain is primarily hard-packed with abundant trees and many steep hills, providing a technical and challenging ride. While the majority of the trails are best suited for experienced riders, there are some beginner-friendly sections as well. The park is a great destination for a weekend trip, with many campgrounds and trailheads located throughout the area. Riders should be aware of the 50-inch vehicle width limit, and Jeeps are prohibited on these...
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Terrain Details
Surface Types
Loose Dirt
Little
Hard Pack
Mostly
Sand
Little
Rocks
Little
Natural Features
Trees
Lots
Steep Hills
Many
Trail Features
Berms
Few
Pits
None
Trail Types
Singletrack
Many
Traffic & Safety
Hazards
Few
Difficulty Levels
Novice Terrain
Few
Amateur Terrain
Mostly
Expert Terrain
Few
Terrain Difficulty
Terrain for a variety of skill levels.
Trail Maintenance
Trails are marked, though not rated for difficulty, and somewhat maintained.
Terrain Hazards
Watch out for a few areas with hazards (assumed marked but use caution).
Getting Here & Info
Parking
No parking fees reported.
Camping
Camping is allowed in developed sites only.
Permit Required
Yes
Permit Info
UT OHV Sticker
Regulations
No specific decibel limit but excessive mechanical noise is prohibited.
Operating Season
Late April - November
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