Author: uatvt_admin

Paiute ATV Trails

by uatvt_admin - 024235

(This article about the Paiute ATV Trails is quite dated, much has changed since this was originally written, I offer it you for entertainment purposes only.  You will want to reference more current articles on the trail system and/or the official trail map or map books.) This article was written by

Max Reid Trail

by uatvt_admin - 020793

The Max Reid Trail is also known as the Jo Lott Trail.  The Paiute Trail, with its hundreds of miles of ATV accessible routes, has several parts that are SUV accessible.  Indeed in some areas you will be able to ride a Winnebago along some parts of the well maintained,

Bullion Falls

by uatvt_admin - 021504

For ATV riders, Bullion Falls is one of the highlights of a stay in Marysvale, Ut.  Everyone takes in the Piaute Trail, this is a chance to see some real beauty that is overlooked by many. Access: Take I-15 south to Nephi, take exit 222 and continue south on US 89 to

Paiute Trail Jamboree

by uatvt_admin - 017837

South-Central Utah’s 900+ mile Paiute ATV Trail System, a trail system with no beginning and no end, making it the largest in the nation! It passes through multiple towns and has side trails leading to others. Dirt Wheels magazine rated the Paiute ATV Trail as one of the top 10

Amphibians

by uatvt_admin - 019544

Only a few of us would remember the days before the ATV revolution. Those were the days when motorcycles reigned king of the road and off the road. A growing and enthusiastic motorized outdoor culture existed then also. It was the zenith of the day for Amphibian machines. There were

Helmet Communication

by uatvt_admin - 019656

The greatest invention for ATVers, since the padded seat, is without a doubt the Helmet Comm. This device permits ATV to ATV communication without a great deal of hassle. My first opportunity to use the Helmet Comm was enough to sell me on the idea. For several years I have

Radio Equipment

by uatvt_admin - 018330

Simple to use, yet important to understand is the FRS and GMRS mobile radios recommended for use with ATVs. FRS radios and GMRS radios are very similar. To the casual observer, they both constitute the modern equivalent to the "walkie-talkie." or CB radio. Fortunately these modern counterparts are much smaller, more

Hunter Tips

by uatvt_admin - 010471

Right off the bat we want to make sure you are aware of Hunter's Education available in the State of Utah, online and in person training.  The details can be found at: Utah Hunter Education In the back of your mind, one of the reasons you purchased your ATV was to help

ATV Clubs

by uatvt_admin - 06641

You know, I think I'm looking for an answer to this very question myself. I haven't yet joined an ATV club, but there is a likelihood that I might. I tend to be a joiner, not a "lone biker". I've visited various club web sites and here are some of