Gooseberry / Fishlake Trail (A)

The Gooseberry / Fishlake Trail originates at the Gooseberry Trailhead and climbs rapidly to the summit of Fish Lake Mountain. This trail is somewhat narrow in places and can be difficult and challenging for inexperienced riders. Once on top, expansive play areas reward those who make the climb. Beautiful scenery abounds and makes this one of the most popular in the complex.

Sandledges / Mt.Terrill Trail (B)

This wide, easy trail begins at relatively low elevation and climbs gradually to the summit of Mt. Terrill on the Fish Lake Hightop Plateau, where it joins with the Gooseberry Trail. This is an easier climb than is the Gooseberry Trail, and rewards riders with the same great exposure to play areas. The lower elevations of the eastern portion of the trail give riders the opportunity to see wintering deer and elk in their native habitats.

Monroe Mountain Trail(C)

The 33-mile trail between the Sandledges and Monrovian Park trailheads is one of contrasts. Riders who choose to begin their journey at Monrovian Park are faced with a sometimes challenging climb to the top of Monroe Mountain, home to some of Utah’s premier big game herds. Though this ride offers some tremendous scenery, the trail passes through a steep narrow canyon and requires good riding skills.

Access to the trail via the Sandledges Trailhead provides less advanced riders the opportunity to access Monroe Mountain, though the trip takes slightly longer due to more gradual terrain. Once on top, several opportunities for open play are available and beautiful views of the surrounding valleys and mountains are found. Due to the low elevation and private property access in the Sandledges area, grooming is done to Big Lake.

Koosharem (E)

The trail between Koosharem and the Monroe Mountain Trail, is one of variations. Riders who choose to begin their journey at Koosharem are faced with a sometimes challenging climb to the top of Monroe Mountain. Though this ride offers some tremendous scenery, the trail passes through a steep, narrow canyon and requires good riding skills. With some south facing side hills and lower elevations there may be spots of dirt and rocks showing through early and late in the season.

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