Skyline Drive OHV Trail: Utah's Most Epic Ridgeline Ride
Skyline Drive is Utah's most dramatic ridgeline route — a high-altitude OHV road stretching over 100 miles along the crest of the Wasatch Plateau at elevations between 10,000 and 11,000 feet. Views stretch for 100+ miles in every direction. If you want the most scenic single-day OHV ride within 2 hours of Lehi, this is it.
Getting There
Access Skyline Drive from Price via UT-31 (Electric Lake area) or from the south via Ephraim Canyon. Most riders access the northern sections from Fairview Canyon Road (UT-31).
GPS northern access: 39.894°N, 111.308°W. Allow 2 hours from Lehi.
What to Expect
- 100+ miles of ridgeline road — ride sections or the full route
- Elevation: 10,000–11,000+ ft
- Terrain: Wide, smooth-to-moderate dirt road
- Views: Price, Castle Valley, Manti Valley, even beyond
- Wildlife: Deer, elk, eagles common along the ridge
Top Stops Along Skyline Drive
- Huntington Reservoir — alpine lake perfect for a lunch break
- Dairy Fork — side trails into the forest
- Miller Flat — wide open meadow riding
- Potters Ponds — beautiful mountain pond with dispersed camping
The road is often drivable in a street-legal vehicle, but an ATV or SxS opens access to many side trails.
Best Season
- July–September: Full access, wildflowers in July
- Early October: Aspen color peaks along the plateau
- Snow closes the upper road by late October
- No access spring through late June — too much snow
Plan an early morning start — afternoon thunderstorms are common at this elevation.
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