The adventure is in the journey with this beginner ride for the whole family. On your way to Picture Rock you will travel in breathtaking canyons with multiple creek crossings and natural wildlife.  Your final destination is Picture Rock, a limestone quarry, featuring a very beautiful and unbelievable geological phenomenon known as manganese dendrites.    

The Ice Caves are a cool piece of Utah history hidden in the Tushar mountains. Most people drive right past them on the Piute Side Trail #5 thinking it’s just a generic lava field, but in actuality they are deep and cold enough to hold snow until the middle of summer. Being old lava tubes some go deep into the mountainside and are similar to a slot canyon. If you are feeling adventurous you can venture down into the caves.

*This trail is an advanced trail with good driving skills required.

Manderfield Reservoir is a high mountain lake with breathtaking views and phenomenal fishing. This trail starts on the same trail as Picture Rock, but it veers off to reach high vistas where you’ll find those breathtaking views. Manderfield Reservoir is often combined with Picture rock to create a full day adventure!

Found in the Mineral Mountains, the rock cabin pictured above is hollowed out of a large boulder was built around the turn of the last century by skillful miners. It is one of many early settler establishments you can rediscover while venturing in the Mineral Mountains. This destination is best suited for our guide service, so you don’t miss out on the amazing history of these sites. 

This isn’t so much a specific destination as trail system covering thousands of miles throughout Central Utah.  You can access this system right from Beaver, UT by taking Piute Side Trail #5  to The Piute Trail#1. The Paiute Trail #1 is approximately a 275 mile loop with numerous side trails giving you access to  5  counties and 2 national parks in Central Utah . The Piute ATV trail is the gateway to creating your own off-road adventure. Check out http://www.atvutah.com/southern/paiute.htm for more information, and maps.