Wolverine Ridge is a fun ATV trail system on the north slope of the Uintah Mountains, which are located near the Bear River. The system offers quick and easy loop rides, plus the brutal and long Wolverine Loop which should be reserved for the more experienced ATVers looking for a little challenge in their day.
The base altitude is 8400, peak 9500. The Wolverine Loop is 16 miles and requires 2000 vertical feet of climbing in your ATV, with some advanced-tech sections. For an easy, family-type ride, try the 2.3-mile dirt road to Lily Lake. If you happen to visiting these ATV trails in the summer, Lily Lake will probably be living up to its name and be in bloom with lillies growing out of the water.
Some of the trail system is broad-track dirt road; most is ATV-width trail. Most of the ATV trails are fairly smooth and suitable for beginning riders. The exception is the Wolverine Trail, which has rough advanced-technical sections and a brutal 500-vertical in 1/2 mile climb, where you will most likely need a buddy and a winch kit along for that section of your ATV ride.
Even though you are riding your ATV around moutainins, you'd never know it. The forest is so densely forrested there isn't a good few out at the landscape for most of your ATV ride.This means there are NO landmarks to orient yourself. Getting lost is easy. Take your bike odometer, a map, a compass, and ideally a GPS unit.
