OHV Clubs & Organizations

An annual multi-day off-road event in Panguitch, Utah that brings UTV and ATV riders together for scenic group rides, social activities, and adventure on the trails in the Panguitch area.

An annual multi-day off-road event in Beaver County, Utah that invites riders from across the nation to explore scenic OHV trails, enjoy guided rides and activities, and connect with fellow enthusiasts.

The U.S. Forest Service manages public lands that provide off-highway vehicle recreation, trail systems, scenic access, and responsible outdoor adventure while protecting forests, wildlife, and natural resources.

The Bureau of Land Management oversees millions of acres of public land, providing access to off-highway vehicle trails, outdoor recreation, and responsible use while conserving natural landscapes.

The BlueRibbon Coalition advocates for responsible motorized recreation, protecting access to public lands and trails for off-highway vehicles through education, legal action, partnerships, and stewardship efforts.

The Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation supports OHV riding, trail access, and outdoor adventures across Utah by funding trail projects, promoting safety, and expanding responsible recreation opportunities statewide.

All off-highway vehicle (OHV) operators 18 years of age or older must complete the free, online Utah Adult OHV Education Course to legally operate an OHV on public land, roads, or trails in the state.

This Utah-approved course to complete your online youth OHV safety education. Offroad Ed is a delegated provider for the Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation.