Curtis Creek /Ant Flat (A/K)

This 63-mile loop offers opportunities for all snowmobilers. The trail is flat and well groomed with generally gentle grades and tremendous views of the Cache Valley. In many areas the trail is lined with tall trees that open to spacious play areas. Several switchbacks provide enough variety to keep everyone interested, without becoming overwhelming. Riders are cautioned about icy conditions in the shaded areas on the north end of Ant Flat Trail. Flat light and ice require snowmobilers to slow down in this area. In addition, the Ant Flat Trail crosses private property throughout much of its length. Snowmobilers are cautioned to stay on the trail to avoid trespassing on private property.

Sinks Trail (B)

Heading north from Hardware Ranch, this trail features gradual climbs and falls through the trees. This trail is especially scenic and uncrowded, making it a favorite of local riders. Access to some of the best play and hill climbing areas in the region are via this trail.

Cottonwood Canyon (D)

Cottonwood Canyon provides riders with excellent trail riding opportunities as it climbs from the Bear Lake Valley to meet with the Sinks Trail near Strawberry Valley. This well groomed trail draws limited use and is prone to occasional drifting. It is considered to be moderately difficult as it climbs into numerous open play areas.

Temple Canyon (E)

The Temple Canyon Trail is a moderately difficult trail considered a favorite by local riders. The trail is groomed weekly and receives relatively little use. Deep powder play areas near Temple Flat and wildlife watching opportunities near the eastern end of the trail combined to make this an excellent opportunity for intermediate riders.

Garden City Trail (F)

This moderately difficult trail is twisty and narrow in spots as it climbs from Garden City to the Sinks area. The trail receives moderate use, but provides access to several popular play areas, as well as access to visitor services in Garden City. Drifting along the trail is a concern in several locations and riders are cautioned to be aware of changing conditions.

Amazon Trail (G)

The Amazon Trail is an easy, well-groomed trail ideal for beginning to intermediate riders. The trail provides access to the Beaver Creek Lodge for riders coming from Garden City and the other eastern slope trailheads. The first mile of the trail (from the east) is narrow and moderately steep and is prone to occasional drifting. The second mile is heavily wooded and provides excellent mountain riding.

Beaver Creek (H)

The Beaver Creek Trail originates near the Beaver Creek Lodge and provides a connection between the Utah and Idaho trail systems. This trail receives a lot of use and is groomed frequently. Restrooms, food, fuel, rentals, and lodging are available at the Beaver Creek Lodge. This sometimes-narrow trail provides numerous play opportunities in bowls of deep powder.

Franklin Basin (I)

The Franklin Basin Trail provides an interconnection to the Idaho snowmobile trail system. This trail is groomed frequently, but snowmobilers may encounter continual drifting and should be prepared for changing conditions.

Tony Grove (L)

The Tony Grove Trail provides excellent mountain trail riding opportunities as it climbs through the twisty canyon between Logan Canyon and Tony Grove Lake. This is a popular destination trail with a nice play area at Tony Grove Lake. Snowmobilers are cautioned to stay out of the Mount Naomi Wilderness Area to the northwest of the lake.

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