Maps for every way to explore Scofield — dirt bikes, ATVs and UTVs, mountain bikes and hiking boots. Tap any card to open the map.
Unload at the house and ride. Starvation Canyon, Bear Ridge and Skyline Drive all branch off around the lake and connect into hundreds of miles of mapped trail.
A 38-mile loop on graded roads that starts at the northwest end of Scofield State Park. Beginner-friendly, about a half day, with spots to stop and fish. The guide includes a route map, a downloadable GPS track and 360° trail views.
Starvation Road (FS 0009) winds through Starvation Canyon from US-6 near the north end of Skyline Drive to Bear Ridge (FS 50008), which runs between Skyline Drive and the lake. Both are rated easy and usually open spring through fall.
The high ridgeline route above Scofield, climbing toward 11,000 feet with views across the Wasatch Plateau. A gateway to miles of connecting trails and backcountry camping.
More than 350 miles of connected riding along Skyline Drive in the Manti-La Sal National Forest. Free downloadable maps and suggested day rides, including loops past mountain lakes. Some sections have width limits.
An interactive map of every mapped trail between Scofield and Tucker. Filter by dirt bike or ATV, and by vehicle width, to see what fits your machines.
From mellow lakeside cruising to all-day high-country rides, with plenty of singletrack in between.
About 18 mountain bike trails on an interactive map, with difficulty ratings from easy green to black diamond, plus e-bike and gravel options.
High-country singletrack and doubletrack along Skyline Drive, with long descents back toward the reservoir.
Usually ridden downhill from North Skyline Drive toward Fish Creek Campground above the reservoir — a classic shuttle ride following the creek.
For strong riders: a multi-day, high-altitude dirt-road ride along the top of the Wasatch Plateau. Riders can begin from Scofield Lake and head south.
Aspen groves, creek-side trails and big views over the reservoir. Bring the kids, the fishing poles, or both.
A 9.6-mile trail from Fish Creek Campground, a short drive from the reservoir, up to Skyline Drive, climbing about 1,080 feet with two bridged creek crossings. Many families hike and fish just the lower 2–3 miles. Watch for deer, elk, moose and eagles.
An interactive map with about 19 hiking trails around Scofield and Tucker. Switch the map to hiking to see trailheads, distances and elevation.
A short, flat walk along the east shore inside Scofield State Park — good for little kids, birding and an easy evening stroll. Dogs welcome on leash.
A few handy links before you head out.
Boat ramps, day-use areas, campgrounds and current park info. Guests launch boats here, then tie up at the house.
Fuel, bait, snacks and local advice right in town — ask which trails are open and where the fish are biting.
Conditions and seasonal closures change, especially on Skyline Drive in early spring. Stay on designated routes, respect private property and posted signs, and carry water, layers and a map — cell service is spotty in the mountains.