If you are a Utah resident, you must register your off-highway vehicles through the Utah Division of Motor Vehicles. The registration sticker must be displayed on the designated part of the vehicle, and the registration card should be carried with riders anytime they are riding OHV trails or designated off-road areas in Utah. The registration cost is $35, or $22 for snowmobiles.

Non-residents don’t have to register their OHVs in Utah, but OHV permits are required. You can order Utah Non-Resident OHV permits online or purchase permits in person from select vendors around the state. You will need both proof of out-of-state residency and proof of ownership to obtain permits. The non-resident OHV permit cost is $30 and is good for 12 months from the time of purchase. If you order the permit online, there is an additional $5 charge.

All riders under the age of 16 without a valid driver’s license are required by law to complete an online safety course. 

High Uintas Wilderness OHV Regulations

•  Groups entering the wilderness must be no larger than 14 people and 15 head of stock. Groups exceeding the size limit must separate into groups of 14 or less and remain at least one mile apart on trails and while camping.
• All campsites must be greater than 200 feet away from water sources, trails and other occupied campsites.
• All litter must be carried out. Do not bury anything other than human waste, which should be buried 6 inches.
• Campfires are not allowed in Naturalist Basin. Campstoves must be used for cooking.