Farmington | UT | Farmington Canyon Trail System

ByMuddy Mike

Last updated on May 14th, 2025

Farmington , UT

Region:  NorthernTrailhead

Location:  Up Farmington Canyon (take 100 East until it turns into Skyline Drive)

Trailhead GPS:  41° 0’1.38″N 111°51’59.00″W

Trail Mileage:  50+/- If you include Bountiful’s Skyline Drive

Riding Difficulty:  Moderate

Temperature Range:  20-90 Depending on Season

Trail Description

The Farmington Canyon (or Skyline Drive) trail system ties into the same trail system as the Skyline Drive trail system in Bountiful. This is a fun trail that’s close to home (if you live along the Wasatch Front) and is a good trail for the family. The trail is moderate, but if you take some of the branches there are more difficult areas. This trail offers some great views of the valley and mountain scenery.

Additional Trail Information

Elevation High: 9500

Elevation Low: 5200

Terrain: Jeep and ATV width trails

Vegetation: Aspen, Pines, Sage

Best Travel Season: Summer and Fall

Map Availability: REI

Breakfast Joint: Farmington

Base Camp: Improved campsites along the path

Luxury Lodge: Farmington

Muddy Mike

Muddy Mike, a seasoned ATV rider, shares his passion for off-road adventures through expert trail guides and gear tips. When not tearing through muddy trails, he’s inspiring riders with rugged insights and epic stories.

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