OHV trails

[93YJ]

Are OHV trails strictly for ATV's, Rhino's, etc? Or can anything licensed as an OHV such as a rock buggy use it? 4 seater rihno's are getting bigger then some of the 2 seat rock buggy's I have seen. Any feed back would be great.

 

[cruiseroutfit]

OHV denotes all Off Highway Vehicles including but not limited to Jeeps, 4-Wheelers, Side-by-Sides, dirtbikes, etc. There are trail restrictions based on width alone as well as single-track restrictions for two-wheeled vehicles only. So just because your buggy is licensed as an OHV, doesn't mean you can take it on every trail, Mineral Fork in BC Canyon for example has a width restriction that prohibits Jeeps, buggies and side-by-sides.

 

[93YJ]

OHV denotes all Off Highway Vehicles including but not limited to Jeeps, 4-Wheelers, Side-by-Sides, dirtbikes, etc. There are trail restrictions based on width alone as well as single-track restrictions for two-wheeled vehicles only. So just because your buggy is licensed as an OHV, doesn't mean you can take it on every trail, Mineral Fork in BC Canyon for example has a width restriction that prohibits Jeeps, buggies and side-by-sides.

Where can I read up on the restrictions for OHV trails?

 

[cruiseroutfit]

Where can I read up on the restrictions for OHV trails?

Where are the trails you are interested in?

Find out who manages them, be it BLM or Forest Service. Call the office in charge or visit their website and get a map.