Off-Highway Vehicles
Whether you're riding the salmon-colored sands of Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park or cruising along the winding dirt trails of Wasatch Mountain State Park, the Utah State Parks Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) program wants you to ride safely and protect your riding privilege.
Growth of our sport requires riders to practice and advocate safe and ethical use of our trails and dunes. This responsibility includes properly registering machines, learning and obeying OHV safety laws and rules, and sharing trails with other equestrians, hikers, and mountain bikers.
Utah's OHV Program aims to educate riders about laws and rules to protect public safety and natural resources. Your OHV registration fees go directly back into the sport. Of the $17 collected from each registration, $10.50 is dedicated to the improvement of summer and winter OHV opportunities. $2 from each registration is used for safety and responsible riding education; $2.50 goes to the Division of Motor Vehicles to cover administrative costs, $1.50 to school trust lands, and $.50 goes to fund search and rescue efforts.
Off-Highway Vehicle Information
- Youth OHV Education Forms
- Hunting and OHVs
- In-State Registration
- Out-of-State Registration
- Laws, Rules, Safety, & Ethics
- Volunteer
- Where to Ride
- ATV and Motorcycle Maps and Publications
- Snowmobile Maps and Publications
- OHV News and Events
- Reporting an OHV Accident
- Commercial Dealer Demonstration Pass
- OHV Links
Contact Us
Utah OHV Program
(801) 538-RIDE
(800) OHV-RIDE
ohveducation@utah.gov