About the rides

    • Registration for Rides is on a “First Come-First Serve Basis”

    • Registration Check-In will be held at the Marysvale City Park on Wednesday from 7:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.

    • Riders will be invited to the Marysvale City Park at 7:00 am Wednesday through Saturday

    • Riders who did not do pre-registration can register at 7:00 am on Wednesday

    • All Riders will be required to sign a liability release/waiver prior to participating in any rides

    • Please note that rides with 5 or fewer registered participants may be cancelled or combined with other rides.   The Jamboree will make every effort to notify you of which rides have been combined with other rides or cancelled.

  • All trails/roads used by the Jamboree are understood to be two-way.  Even on narrow trails, you may meet someone coming on an ATV/UTV from the opposite direction.  Watch carefully for oncoming traffic on all roads and trails.  Remember the Three K’s – Kind, Kourteous & Kareful.

    The Jamboree rides will provide direct contact with the elements and place physical demands on both participants and machines.  Those with medical conditions or certain other physical limitations should carefully consider those demands.  Each participant must be responsible for his/her own health and well-being along the trail.  We will never be more than a few hours from the nearest town, but medical assistance is not always available in smaller towns.  If you have medical or physical limitations, but decide to go anyway, please make your guide aware of your condition.

    We emphasize that the ATV trails are not intended for high-speed riding but rather for conservative, safe riding.  It is necessary that all participants stay with the group, always remaining behind the front guide, for the safety and peace of mind of the entire group.  ATVs/UTVs must be in good mechanical conditions, tuned up and properly jetted for high altitude endurance rides.

    Also, please note that unless otherwise stated in the ride description, you will need to provide your own lunch while on the ride. Pam’s Country Kitchen will be at registration to sell you a lunch if you want

    • Beginner: These rides are almost wholly on dirt roads in the Paiute system.  Some of the beginner rides may include short moderately steep sections or switchbacks.

    • Intermediate: Intermediate rides generally include some road and ATV trail portions with some steep, rough or challenging trails.  A ride may also be intermediate in nature due to its length.

    • Advanced: Advanced rides will generally include portions that are steep, rough, and otherwise difficult to maneuver.  In some cases, rides are listed as advanced because of the length of the ride.

  • The Wednesday Poker run and all guided rides are designed to allow you to ride at your own pace.  While we do have guides the trail is well marked with colored disks on the ground at each turn.  You will find several of these colored disks leading you in the direction you need to go.  So there is no need to ‘keep up’ with riders ahead.  If riders behind you are overtaking, let them.  You just need to follow the colored disks.  Take your time, avoid eating dust.  Get the photos you want.  Just know that eventually someone will be coming along to remove the disks.

    Friday is Event Day at the City Park and Open Riding Day

    All Guided Rides will be Offered on Thursday and Saturday

  • Maps of Trail Rides in Paiute County - Click Here for Map Link

    1. 50inchAdventure

    2. Adelaide Rendezvous

    3. Circle Valley Loop

    4. Cottonwood Loop

    5. Durkee Springs Loop

    6. Fremont indian SP 50inch

    7. Iron Mountain

    8. Jamboree 24 Poker Run

    9. Junction Loop

    10. Koosharem Loop

    11. Marysvale-Big Johns Flat

    12. Marysvale-Circleville-Butchs Cabin

    13. Marysvale-Monroe Mountain

    14. Marysvale-Richfield

    15. Paiute Dayrides Overview

    16. Papa Bear

  • #1. CIRCLEVILLE RIDE:  (may be done in reverse)  Any machine will enjoy this 65 mile ride from Marysvale to Circleville (Home of Butch Cassidy Boyhood Home)  We will travel from Marysvale along the winding Sevier River on Trial #37 until we drop over to trail #25 past the Elk Refuge until we join the Paiute Trail #01 and drop into Kingston Canyon where you can take a break and use the bathroom.  Take some time to check out the information about the Old Spanish Trail.  The return trip will follow #32, #34 along the Tushar’s range and #35 past the reservoir and #37 back into Marysvale.  We will stop at Butch Cassidy Café’ for lunch where you can purchase off the menu or bring your own lunch and sit on the lawn in the shade.

    #2. ROCKHOUNDING AND PETROGLYPHS: This ride is rated Beginner.  This ride will go out to the Rock Shop at elbow ranch where the owners will show you their cute little Rock shop and educate you on the kinds of rocks you can find in the hills of the Piute Trails system.  Items will be available for purchase.  Your guide will then take you to the petroglyphs a short distance away you will get a chance to rockhound on some hidden locations and to have someone who knows what to look for with you.  When you come back to the park for your lunch on your own where you can purchase your lunch from Nick ‘s food truck or bring your own.

    #3. SPARE RIB RIDE:  This ride is rated Beginner and is approximately 80-90 miles and allows for 30 machines.  If you like Barbeque Pork Ribs this ride is for you.  We leave Marysvale City Park across the Sevier River, follow the Old River Road south until we meet Trail #02 again near the Elbow Ranch Wildlife Area and follow it up Dry Creek then southward on Trial #01 through the Aspen groves and meadows.  We will drop down into Koosharem and stop at the Koosharem Café (LUNCH ON YOUR OWN.). You can order from the menu or the ribs they are preparing special for you. YUM!  YUM! After lunch we will return by a different route over the same mountains back to Marysvale and reconnect with Trail #2 and back into Marysvale depending on weather and time allowed there are a few scenic routes that may be taken so relax and enjoy the ride.  This is a very popular ride so sign up early.

    #4. FREEMONT INDIAN STATE PARK LOOP:  This ride is intermediate and is approximately 71 miles long and allows for 30 machines.  We will be traveling north from Marysvale toward Freemont State Park where some of this ride will be traveling on paved road across Hwy 89 and I70.  We will stop at the Freemont Indian Museum where there are restrooms, and you can shop for merchandise.  This is a great place for a lunch break (bring your own) if you wish. We will then go on Clear Creek Canyon Road where we will climb up into the mountains past the Kimberly mine and towards the Tip top look-out above the tree line where there is a beautiful view.  On the way back we will cross back over Hwy 89, we will stop at The Sevier River Resort for a sweet treat and continue on the trail that goes behind Hoovers River Resort before returning to Marysvale.

    #5. HOOVER’S/ANDERSON CANYON:  This ride is intermediate and is approximately 45-50 miles long and allows for 20 machines. This ride will take you north out of Marysvale along the Sevier River, past Hoover’s River Resort. While traveling towards Anderson Canyon through the trees be sure to take in the beautiful views. At the top of Anderson Canyon is beautiful, shaded area to take a break and enjoy the views.  Be sure to take in the views as we descend the mountain towards Marysvale City Park.

    #6. MONROE MOUNTIAN: This ride is rated intermediate and is approximately 65 miles and allows 30 machines. We will leave Marysvale Park on Trail #02n following the Sevier River going north joining Trail #24 and across Poverty Flats towards Monroe.  In Monroe we will follow Trail #78 leaving the valley floor and rapidly climbing a series of switchbacks quickly entering pine forests up Monroe /Canyon past Hunts Lake through the Quaking aspens zone until we leave the tree line at about 10,000 feet elevation and up to Monroe Peak to 11,222 ft where you will have a clear view of much of the Paiute Trail system.  On a clear day it is not uncommon to be able to see 70-80 miles in several directions.  Then we are off to manning meadows Reservoir, following Trail #78 until we intersect with Trail #01 and head south on trail #10 to Trail #02 west down Dry Creek to the valley south of Marysvale and back to Marysvale City Park via old river road along the Sevier River.  Even on a nice summers day in Marysvale you will want to be prepared for the potential for chilly weather at 11,222 ft.

    #7 IS SATURDAY ONLY

    #7. WILDLIFE ADVENTURE RIDE: This ride is rated Beginner. This is an early morning ride that Leaves at 6:30 am and will travel to try to locate wildlife on the Piute Trail.  Breakfast will be available early if you purchased it and we will stop for lunch on your own.  You will be enjoying the sunrise and hope to find Mountain Sheep, Deer and Elk and to explore the beautiful Piute Trail.