Dust flies high at Cedar Valley's Five Mile Pass, Utah's top OHV playground for ATVs and dirt bikes. One RV park drops you trailside for instant throttle action. Camp here to conquer rugged ridges and historic mining paths in the Oquirrh Mountains.
Cedar Valley perches in the Oquirrh Mountains shadow, just west of Lehi and Eagle Mountain. Five Mile Pass draws riders nationwide with 100-plus miles of trails, from beginner loops to expert rock crawls. Old mine shafts and ghost town ruins pepper the hills, echoes of 19th-century silver hunts.
Fivemile Pass OHV serves thrill-seekers and group riders best. Group sites pack in 20-plus campers for shared bonfires. Pull-through spots ease 40-foot rig parking, pets trot free across pet-friendly grounds.
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Cedar Valley excels in off-highway vehicle trails at Five Mile Pass. ATV and dirt bike riders blast over 100 miles of diverse paths, from sandy washes to steep climbs. Annual jamborees pack the area with events and vendors.
Fivemile Pass OHV stands as the prime RV park in Cedar Valley. It sits trailside near Five Mile Pass entrance off Herriman Highway. Group sites, pull-throughs, and pet allowances suit adventure groups.
Yes, Fivemile Pass OHV welcomes pets across its grounds. Dogs and cats join off-road trips without hassle. Leash rules apply near sites, open spaces let them stretch.