Starling Travel

Ash Buckles likes riding his ATV and is always looking for a good trail. He shares a couple with us here:

• Tibble Fork - American Fork Canyon, Utah - Ash Buckles - Blog

• Five Mile Pass - Near Cedar Fort, UT - Ash Buckles - Blog

• ATV Trailhead in Tucker, Utah in Sanpete County - Ash Buckles - Blog

He describes in detail how to get to each trail and even provides pictures of the beauty you will see when you’re there. This is his picture from Five Mile Pass.

If you are looking for someplace to take your ATVs four-wheelin’, then check Ash’s website before you plan. He keeps a running log of his favorite ATV trails here:

• Utah ATV Trails - Ash Buckles - Blog

I thought off-roading was a bouncy bunch of guys in Jeeps screaming and yelling while they go over the rocks all liquored up and willing to shoot at anything that moves. About a year ago, Stacey and Dan bought a Hummer H3. They have been taking it off-roading all over the state, but Mike and I have only gone with them once on a really minor 15 minute drive. I avoided off-roading because I had this pre-conceived image of what off-roading entails.

Instead, off-roading is a slow, meticulous and calculating journey. They were constantly checking where it was best to go in order not to damage the vehicle. This 1:52 minute video shows what off-roading was like for my introduction.

The drive was 45 minutes of careful driving, but once we got to Devil’s Kitchen, I knew it was totally worth it. Our campsite was remote and private. Tune in on Monday to see a video of what it looked like.

For More Information on our route:

• WeBeJeepin.com - Elephant Hill