Everything you need to register an ATV, UTV, or off-highway vehicle in Utah — official agency links, fees, trail permit requirements, and safety regulations.
Utah is one of the premier OHV states in the nation with over 25,000 miles of designated trails and roads. All OHVs must be registered with Utah State Parks. The state offers access to remarkable landscapes including red rock terrain, canyon country, and mountain trails.
Annual (Dec 31 expiration) Registration Period
2026 OHV Registration Quick Facts
Verified 2026
ATV Fee
$15.00
annual registration
UTV / SxS Fee
$15.00
annual registration
Trail Permit?
Not Required
Min. Age
8 yrs
Check state rules
Registration Fees
Utah OHV Registration Fees & Requirements
All OHVs operated on public lands in Utah must display a current registration. Fees vary by vehicle type.
ATV / Quad
$15.00
Annual registration fee for standard ATVs and quads.
UTV / Side-by-Side
$15.00
Annual registration fee for UTVs and side-by-sides.
Dirt Bike / MX
$15.00
Annual registration fee for dirt bikes and motocross bikes.
Registration Period
Annual (Dec 31 expiration)
No title required.
Safety Rules
Utah OHV Safety Requirements
Utah has specific safety requirements for OHV operators. Know the rules before you ride.
Requirement
Details
Minimum Age
8 years old
Helmet Required
Not Mandated (strongly recommended for all riders)
Safety Course
Voluntary (recommended for all new riders)
Title Required
No
Insurance Required
Not Required
Trail Access
Utah OHV Trails & Public Land Access
Utah does not require a separate trail permit — OHV registration alone grants access to designated public land riding areas.
The state has approximately 25,000 miles of OHV-designated trails.
Popular Riding Areas
Paiute ATV Trail (2,000+ miles), Little Sahara Recreation Area, Moab area trails, West Desert OHV Area, Gooseberry Mesa, Coral Pink Sand Dunes.
Public Land Access
BLM
National Forest
State Parks
State Land
Important Notes
Utah-Specific OHV Rules
Riders under 18 must wear a helmet and eye protection. Children 8–15 must complete an OHV safety course before operating on public lands without direct supervision. Utah OHV registration is one of the most affordable in the nation.
Street Legal: UTVs and ATVs may be licensed for street use on secondary roads in Utah if they meet specific equipment requirements (mirrors, lights, seatbelts).