Escalante has some of the most challenging trails in the state of Utah to ride your ATV upon. One of the most well known of these trails is the Poison Creek ATV trail. One of the most challenging trails in the Escalante Area is the Poison Creek ATV Trail. This is one of the steepest ATV trails that is not only a rough climb, the soil is loose and it is very difficult to get a good grip with your ATV to climb this area.
The Escalante Area has a large number of challenges to meet on your ATV and is definitely not for the faint of heart. You will encounter loose soil, steep inclines, and boulders and be rewarded with beautiful views of Aspen on your way to the end of the trail. This ATV trail is tough nearly all the way from end to end. More ATV Trails in the Escalante Area include the Rocky Ford Trail, the Great Western Trail, and the Panguitch Trail.
Hole in the Rock is another challenging trail to take on at the Escalante Riding Area. This trail is almost completely sandstone in the hard to navigate slick rock form or the other extreme, sand grains.
This ATV trail comes with a fantastic view of the Great Bend of the San Juan River. These ATV trails are remote and seldom used except by the most extreme and experienced ATVers. Pack along extra gas and water, as there are no facilities anywhere in this isolated riding location.
If you're looking for a truly challenging ATV ride, you'll find it waiting for you at Escalante Area ATV Trails.
