Snake Creek Trail System: Forest Riding Near Midway, Utah
Just over an hour from Utah Motorsports in Lehi, the Snake Creek Trail System offers some of the most scenic and forested OHV riding in northern Utah. Located in the Wasatch Mountain State Park, this trail network winds through pines, aspen groves, and mountain meadows — a perfect summer destination.
Getting There
Main access via Snake Creek Canyon Road through Midway, UT. Take I-15 north to Alpine Highway (UT-92), then connect through Heber Valley to Midway. Trail access is just west of Midway off Snake Creek Canyon Road.
Trail Overview
The Snake Creek system offers well-maintained forest roads and moderate elevation gain with beautiful mountain views — a favorite among riders looking for a peaceful ride.
- Mostly wide trails with some narrow and rocky sections
- Elevation: ~6,000–8,500 ft
- Terrain: Packed dirt, forest soil, rocky spots
- Beginner to Intermediate skill level
Trail Highlights
- Aspen Groves — especially scenic in early fall
- Scenic Overlooks — views of Heber Valley and Deer Creek Reservoir
- Wildlife Viewing — deer, elk, fox, and wild turkeys
- Connects to: Pole Line Pass, Pine Canyon, and Cascade Springs trails
Trails are multi-use — be courteous to hikers, mountain bikers, and horseback riders.
Camping & Permits
- Dispersed camping allowed in surrounding National Forest areas
- Developed camping at Wasatch Mountain State Park
- Vault toilets at trailheads and campground areas
- No day-use fee required for Snake Creek access via Midway
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