30 Minutes Up
the Mountain.
All Day Long.
Cedar City is your comfortable base. Brian Head is where the riding is. Drive SR-143 through the canyon, arrive at 10,000 feet, and ride all day through some of the best trail country in Utah.
Cedar City base.
Brian Head as your riding home.
Cedar City has great hotels, real restaurants, freeway access, and Southern Utah University right in town — it's a comfortable, affordable base for a multi-day trip. Thirty minutes up SR-143, Brian Head sits at 9,800 feet on the edge of the Markagunt Plateau, and the trail system that fans out from there is one of the most extensive and scenically rewarding in southern Utah.
We're Prime Adventure Outfitters. Our Brian Head shop is one of our flagship locations. Well-maintained fleet, real orientation, route recommendations from people who ride the plateau weekly.
Starts at 9,800 feet.
Gets better from there.
Already Above Treeline
Most riders spend the first hour climbing to good terrain. At Brian Head, you step out of the car into it. The trail network starts high and pushes higher.
Cedar Breaks From the Rim
The plateau trails look down into Cedar Breaks National Monument — an amphitheater of eroded pink and orange rock that rivals Bryce Canyon and almost nobody has seen from the rim by ATV.
Extensive Connected Trail System
The Markagunt Plateau network connects Brian Head to Duck Creek and beyond — you can ride all day in different terrain without doubling back.
The mountain is
30 minutes away.
Check live availability and book your Brian Head rental. Summer slots fill weeks out — don't wait.