Kyhv peak road

 Kyhv Peak Road OHV Guide: Scenic Riding Above Provo, UT

Looking for high-altitude views, smoother dirt roads, and a peaceful ride just minutes from the city? Kyhv Peak Road (formerly Squaw Peak Road) offers a totally different kind of off-road experience — one that blends scenic beauty with easy-to-moderate riding trails.

Only 35 minutes from Utah Motorsports, this trail is a favorite for those wanting a relaxing SxS cruise, family ride, or a dirt bike day with a view. Here’s everything you need to know before heading up the mountain.

📍 Getting to Kyhv Peak Road from Utah Motorsports

  • Drive Time: ~35–40 minutes from our shop in Lehi, UT

  • Trailhead Address: Just past Provo Canyon via Highway 189 → Turn onto Squaw Peak Road

  • Google Searchable? Yes! Just search "Kyhv Peak Road Trailhead" or use this link

🗺️ Want to see exactly where it starts? Here’s the pin:
👉 View Kyhv Peak Road Trailhead on Google Maps

🛞 Trail Conditions, Terrain & Difficulty

  • Surface: Graded dirt road — well maintained, great for beginners

  • Elevation Gain: 5,000–7,600 ft

  • Best Season: Late spring to early fall (snow closes upper roads in winter)

  • Flags Required? No — not typically enforced on this route, but always recommended for visibility

  • Skill Level: Easy to Moderate

  • Length: ~15 miles one way, with offshoots and camp pull-offs

✔️ Vehicles Allowed:
✅ Dirt Bikes
✅ SxS / UTVs
✅ Four Wheelers
✅ Street-legal 4x4s

“The road itself isn’t highly technical — it's perfect for taking in views and exploring at your own pace.”

🏕️ Can You Camp Near Kyhv Peak?

Yes — there are plenty of dispersed camping sites along Kyhv Peak Road. No reservations required. Most spots offer:

  • Flat, shaded areas

  • Fire rings (check fire restrictions first)

  • Quiet locations with views of Utah Valley or the backcountry

🎒 Pro Tip: Plan for self-sufficiency — no water or bathrooms are available past the forest service area.

🏔️ A Ride with a View (and History!)

Kyhv Peak Road delivers some of the best panoramic views in Utah Valley — including Utah Lake, Mount Timpanogos, and Provo Peak. You may even spot hawks, deer, or wild turkeys along the way.

Historically, the area was used by early settlers for sheep and cattle grazing, and you'll still see signs of that today. It's also a great access point to hiking trails like Buffalo Peak and Slide Canyon.

🌤️ Check the Weather Before You Go

PROVO WEATHER

 

🗣️ Tell Us About Your Ride!

We’d love to hear what you thought of the ride. Did you find a hidden camping spot or catch an epic sunset?

📲 Here’s how to share your experience:

🛠️ Need a Ride or Trail-Ready Gear?

We've got you covered — whether you’re renting or outfitting your own machine. Check out our ATV Rentals page or swing by the shop to gear up before your next Kyhv Peak adventure.

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