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It travels along the Coyote Bench road, leading to the
Fremont Canyon road, and further on to Cottonwood Creek.
Progressing southward along Cottonwood Creek, it traces
the gas pipeline road to reach the summit of Oak Basin Ridge.
The trail then proceeds along the ridge to intersect with the
power line road, continuing towards the Buckskin Valley
north road. Moving southward, it reaches SR 20, crosses the
highway, and follows the Buckskin county road, ascending over
Showalter Mountain to reach Lower Bear Valley. Continuing
along the county road to the south, it leads to the Cottonwood
Creek road, heads west to the junction of Buckskin Road,
and then turns north towards Buckskin Valley. The trail persists
northward along the west side of the valley, crossing SR 20.
It descends west from Anderson Peak and eventually
returns to the parking area.

Lunch @ Butch Cassidy Hideout in Circleville or
bring your own. Get ready for an exciting, intermediate-
level adventure starting from Jamboree Headquarters!
This 77-mile journey takes you past Butch Cassidy’s
birthplace in Beaver, Utah, and includes two thrilling water
crossings and some challenging mountain grades. You'll
navigate two-track roads and mountain trails, stopping at
Butch Cassidy’s legendary hideout in Circleville before
enjoying a delicious lunch in town. Dive into history and
adventure on this unforgettable ride!

Riders will experience Cave Canyon, ascending
from pinyon/juniper through mahogany and stands of
aspen to a scenic overlook. The top of the canyon will
give amazing views of the valley, the Tushar Mountain
Range to the east, Cherry Creek and the surrounding
peaks of the southern Mineral Mountains. This ride is
one we think you will enjoy.

This ride features a unique chance to view
historic charcoal kilns erected around the Frisco
Mining District back in the 1870’s. There will be a
history lesson on the area and explanation for the
purpose and need for producing charcoal for the
mines. This ride will also feature a breathtaking ride
to the top of Frisco Peak with its amazing scenic
overlook at 9700 feet elevation. This tour will visit
numerous kiln sites and if you are a history buff, this
ride is for you.

This ride will feature the Southern Wah
Wah Mountains, a fun opportunity to see some
unique country in western Beaver County. You
will also get to see some kilns that are not on the
Frisco ride. There will be some very scenic over
looks when you reach the top of the mountain.

This ride will highlight the historic Lincoln Mining
District, the first lead mine in Utah, where riders will be
given a brief history of this area. The tour will showcase the
Creole Mine where riders will witness water flowing out of
the mouth of the mine after early miners struck an under-
ground aquafer. For lunch, the ride will stop at the Miners-
ville town park where restroom facilities are available. The
ride will also include a trip up Jacks Peak, which affords a
scenic overlook of the Milford Flat. This is a popular ride with
locals and visitors.

This ride will pass through some stunning country
with lots of gamble oak and mahogany covered hills. There
are exciting hill climbs and fun twisty trails. We will take a
step back in time as we stop to see the remnants of Mag’s
famous brothel and bathhouse. Another highlight is a stop
at an old miner’s cabin that was built into a giant boulder.
Finally, we will stop at a Depression Era cement reservoir
built by the Civilian Conservation Corp in the 1930s. The
spectacular rock formations and views will thrill you. If
you ask Michelle what her favorite ride is, she will point you
to this one every time.

This ride takes you into the lofty Tushar Mountains to
the base of towering Mount Baldy. From the trail, the
mountain ridges will stretch above you toward the clouds,
leaving you completely breathless. You will cross over
Tanner Mountain into Indian Creek and take a ride up
Twitchell Canyon. The scenic views along this ride are
unparalleled. A lunch stop will take place at Manderfield
Reservoir where restroom facilities are available. There are
many water crossings on this ride and the highlight will be a
stop at the Picture Rock Quarry. Picture rocks are shale rocks
with intricate designs resembling art pieces and you will
have the unique opportunity to see these special rocks.

For those looking for scenery, this trail showcases
the granite peaks of the Mineral Mountains. Look for the
circus bear and dinosaur within the rock formations as
you travel past large granite monoliths along the route.
One special point of interest will be the Indian rock
paintings, which are unique and different from
typical petroglyphs. Lunch will be at the Rock Corral
picnic area where restrooms are available. This is one of
our most popular rides.

Riders will experience Cave Canyon, ascending
from pinyon/juniper through mahogany and stands of
aspen to a scenic overlook. The top of the canyon will
give amazing views of the valley, the Tushar Mountain
Range to the east, Cherry Creek and the surrounding
peaks of the southern Mineral Mountains. This ride is
one we think you will enjoy.

This ride focuses on a stop at historic Cove Fort
where riders will get a tour of the refurbished pioneer fort.
There is a lot to experience at the fort which includes a
short movie, which is a must see if you are a history buff.
The Fort offers daily tours and has picnic and restroom
facilities. The ride also contains lots of great scenery and
wonderful vistas as you travel the foothills of the incredible
Tushar Mountains. One notable section will be Pine Creek
Canyon with numerous stream crossings of the cottonwood
lined creek.

This ride will feature the Southern Wah
Wah Mountains, a fun opportunity to see some
unique country in western Beaver County. You
will also get to see some kilns that are not on the
Frisco ride. There will be some very scenic over
looks when you reach the top of the mountain.

This ride will highlight the historic Lincoln Mining District,
the first lead mine in Utah, where riders will be given a brief
history of this area. The tour will showcase the Creole Mine
where riders will witness water flowing out of the mouth of
the mine after early miners struck an underground aquafer.
For lunch, the ride will stop at the Minersville town park
where restroom facilities are available. The ride will also
include a trip up Jack’s Peak, which affords a scenic overlook
of the Milford Flat. This is a popular ride with locals and visitors.

This ride, formerly known as Oak Basin, will
showcase the country to the south of Beaver around
the Fremont Wash area. You will travel through pin
yon/juniper covered foothills and ascend into rolling
hills and canyons covered with mahogany. There is
also lots of open sage brush covered hills as we pass
from lower Bear Valley through Dog Valley into Upper
Dog Valley. We have added a short new section this
year and expect it to be an enjoyable ride.

This ride will pass through some stunning country
with lots of gamble oak and mahogany covered hills. There
are exciting hill climbs and fun twisty trails. We will take a
step back in time as we stop to see the remnants of Mag’s
famous brothel and bathhouse. Another highlight is a stop
at an old miner’s cabin that was built into a giant boulder.
Finally, we will stop at a Depression Era cement reservoir
built by the Civilian Conservation Corp in the 1930s. The
spectacular rock formations and views will thrill you. If
you ask Michelle what her favorite ride is, she will point you
to this one every time.

This ride will cross over the Bald Ridges south of Beaver
and down Cottonwood Wash into the Parowan Valley.
Cottonwood Wash is a fun highlight of this ride where a
small stream trickles down a sandy wash leaving deep
rut crossings to entertain you. There will be a stop at
Kane Springs and you will pass by the Little Salt Lake.
This ride also features a stop to look at dinosaur tracks
in the ancient sandstone as you travel to the Gap. Finally,
the focus of this ride is the famous ancient petroglyphs
located at the Parowan Gap. These ancient markings
were made by native American peoples of the area as
well as Spanish explorers passing through and later other
markings left by pioneers. There are interpretive panels
with benches and a pavilion for visitors at the site to learn
about the cultural importance and meaning of the rock art.

This ride takes you into the lofty Tushar Mountains to
the base of towering Mount Baldy. From the trail, the
mountain ridges will stretch above you toward the clouds,
leaving you completely breathless. You will cross over
Tanner Mountain into Indian Creek and take a ride up
Twitchell Canyon. The scenic views along this ride are
unparalleled. A lunch stop will take place at Manderfield
Reservoir where restroom facilities are available. There are
many water crossings on this ride and the highlight will be a
stop at the Picture Rock Quarry. Picture rocks are shale rocks
with intricate designs resembling art pieces and you will
have the unique opportunity to see these special rocks.

For those looking for scenery, this trail showcases
the granite peaks of the Mineral Mountains. Look for the
circus bear and dinosaur within the rock formations as
you travel past large granite monoliths along the route.
One special point of interest will be the Indian rock
paintings, which are unique and different from
typical petroglyphs. Lunch will be at the Rock Corral
picnic area where restrooms are available. This is one of
our most popular rides.

The ride covers 65-miles when leaving from Beaver,
the ride will travel east along the PST 05 onto the Tushar
Mountains. It will wind up steep, twisting, tree-lined trails,
travel through flower spotted meadows, negotiate switchbacks
through beautiful groves of aspens and finally follow bubbling
streams along the PST 68 back into Beaver. Bring along snacks,
a camera and lunch. We will stop at several scenic lookouts.
This ride is NEW RIDE-Advanced and allows up to 15 riders.
Only machines that are 50” or less wide are allowed on this one.

This ride is only offered on Friday. This is a short ride,
about 26-mile round trip. This ride will feature a trip to
view ancient Indian petroglyphs along with a story of
the remains of an Indian princess that was discovered
at the site. This will require a little bit of walking around
to get the entire view.

The ride covers 65-miles when leaving from Beaver,
the ride will travel east along the PST 05 onto the
Tushar Mountains. It will wind up steep, twisting,
tree-lined trails, travel through flower spotted meadows,
negotiate switchbacks through beautiful groves of aspens
and finally follow bubbling streams along the PST 68 back
into Beaver. Bring along snacks, a camera and lunch.
We will stop at several scenic lookouts. This ride is
Advanced and allows up to 15 riders. Only machines that
are 50” or less wide are allowed on this one.

This ride, formerly known as Oak Basin, will
showcase the country to the south of Beaver around
the Fremont Wash area. You will travel through pin
yon/juniper covered foothills and ascend into rolling
hills and canyons covered with mahogany. There is
also, lots of open sage brush covered hills as we pass
from lower Bear Valley through Dog Valley into Upper
Dog Valley. We have added a short new section this
year and expect it to be an enjoyable ride.

This ride will pass through some stunning country
with lots of gamble oak and mahogany covered hills. There
are exciting hill climbs and fun twisty trails. We will take a
step back in time as we stop to see the remnants of Mag’s
famous brothel and bathhouse. Another highlight is a stop
at an old miner’s cabin that was built into a giant boulder.
Finally, we will stop at a Depression Era cement reservoir
built by the Civilian Conservation Corp in the 1930s. The
spectacular rock formations and views will thrill you. If
you ask Michelle what her favorite ride is, she will point you
to this one every time.

This short daily ride wanders among the South
Hills through narrow wooded trails and rocky
cattle roads. You will have great views of Black
Mountain as well as the Beaver Valley. If you’re
looking for a short ride that leaves a little later
in the morning, then this is your ride. This is also
a perfect ride for a novice who wants to improve
their trail skills.

This ride takes you into the lofty Tushar Mountains to
the base of towering Mount Baldy. From the trail, the
mountain ridges will stretch above you toward the clouds,
leaving you completely breathless. You will cross over
Tanner Mountain into Indian Creek and take a ride up
Twitchell Canyon. The scenic views along this ride are
unparalleled. A lunch stop will take place at Manderfield
Reservoir where restroom facilities are available. There are
many water crossings on this ride and the highlight will be a
stop at the Picture Rock Quarry. Picture rocks are shale rocks
with intricate designs resembling art pieces and you will
have the unique opportunity to see these special rocks.

For those looking for scenery, this trail showcases
the granite peaks of the Mineral Mountains. Look for the
circus bear and dinosaur within the rock formations as
you travel past large granite monoliths along the route.
One special point of interest will be the Indian rock
paintings, which are unique and different from
typical petroglyphs. Lunch will be at the Rock Corral
picnic area where restrooms are available. This is one of
our most popular rides.

If you are looking for a challenging adventure, then look
no further. This Friday only ride travels north toward
Bearskin Mountain, climbing up Bearskin Ridge face and
over the peak. It offers expansive vistas and overlooks
of the Beaver and Milford Valleys. It then follows a very
narrow and winding trail passing an old, abandoned steam
shovel and drops into Old Ranch Canyon at the base of
South Twin Flat Mountain.

This trailered ride is a new Intermediate level loop
that travels to Cove Fort with a first stop at Gillies Hill
for an incredible scenic overlook of the Beaver Valley.
Once back on the road, the ride travels north towards
Cove Fort for lunch and a tour of the historical buildings
and structures. Afterwards, the ride moves along the
base of Little Shelly and Marbletop mountains, visiting
the Sulphurdale geothermal plant areas as well as offering
quaint mountain vistas, finally returning to the departure area.
This 50-mile trek is not only scenic, but also a favorite of
history buffs.

*New Ride
This new ride features a 50” ATV/UTV trail that passes
through mahogany, spruce, and aspen forests, interspersed
by grassy meadows within the Fishlake National Forest.
Lunch will take place at a small pristine lake and the trail
will provide riders an enjoyable experience with elevations
ranging over 9000 feet. We added this ride due to the high
request of rides into the Tushar Mountains. This is a ride that
has the potential to be impacted by winter snowpack.