Cedar City, Utah · Iron County · Facility
Three Peaks provides a large OHV/ATV staging area with plenty of parking, water, pavilion, picnic table and a vault toilet. From hill climbs and flat terrain, loops to historic two track roads, the 42 miles of OHV routes are diverse and exciting for every rider's skill level. These routes exclude mountain bike trails w…
Three Peaks provides a large OHV/ATV staging area with plenty of parking, water, pavilion, picnic table and a vault toilet. From hill climbs and flat terrain, loops to historic two track roads, the 42 miles of OHV routes are diverse and exciting for every rider's skill level. These routes exclude mountain bike trails which are located at the nearby Three Peaks Mountain Bike Trail System. Please remember to ride only on designated routes!
From I-15 take exit 59 for UT-56 toward Cedar City. Head west on UT-56/W 200 N. Turn right on Lund Highway/N 3100 W. Next turn left on W 4800 N/W Midvalley Rd. The OHV Trailhead will be on the right hand side of the road just west of Iron County Park Turn off and just past where the pavement stops.
Driving directions (Google Maps) →Heading to Three Peaks OHV Trailhead? A few things to know before you go:
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