It is finally warm enough to start thinking about where you want to plan some of your UTV trips this spring and summer. But there are so many different locations and trails throughout the United States. We thought we’d help you narrow it down with a list of the top UTV/ATV riding trails for 2016! Hatfield McCoy Trail System – West Virginia Head East to the Appalachian Mountains and you’ll find the Hatfield McCoy Trail System. There are eight different trail systems that share more than 700 miles of trails; Rockhouse, Buffalo Mountain, Bearwallow, Indian Ridge, Little Coal, Pocahontas, Pinnacle Creek and Ivy Branch. If 700 miles isn’t enough for you, wait until this tail system is completely finished! It’s estimated there will be more than 2,000 miles total. The eight trail systems range in difficulty so you can choose from a beginner trail to something more intense. The Hatfield McCoy Trail System is open 365 days a year to ATV’s, UTV’s and dirt bikes. Ride Royal Blue Resort – Tennessee Another pick for our top UTV/ATV Riding Trail for 2016 can be found at the Ride Royal Blue ATV resort and campground in eastern Tennessee. If you’re looking for a family UTV/ATV getaway this is your ticket. The trails here span more than 200,000 acres and has 600 miles of trails through the Cumberland Mountains. On your ride you can see anything from waterfalls, streams, and mountainside vistas. The resort also offers camping, a restaurant and general store all in one location making it the perfect getaway. Paiute Trail system – Utah In south-central Utah, the Paiute Trail system has well over 2,800 miles. It’s one of the largest, if not the largest trail system in the U.S. The main loop is almost 300 miles long! The Paiute Trail system has hundreds of other trails that take riders through a variety of landscapes ranging from 11,000 foot ridges, Aspen groves, and slick-rock. Difficulty ranges from packed dirt sections to steep switchbacks. There are several OHV friendly towns that provide access to the trail too. If you’re looking for an OHV jamboree, look no further as the Paiute Trail system is host to several. Moab – Utah This wouldn’t be a very good list of the top UTV/ATV Riding Trails for 2016 if it didn’t include Moab! Moab is well known to nature-lovers and adventure-seekers with its unmistakable red rock, canyons and national parks. Riding in Moab includes popular Moab trails as well as surrounding backcountry trails outside the Moab area. Here you’ll find thousands of miles of unpaved roads, several famous trails and even more opportunity for exploration. These trails range from easy to extremely difficult. There is something for everyone all year long! Imperial Sand Dunes or Glamis – California In southern California near the Mexican border, you can find the Imperial Sand Dunes. If you’re looking for incredible dune riding, this is the place to be. There are more than 20,000 acres for ATV, dirt bike and OHV riders to explore. This means plenty of dune-riding options for every skill level. The park is open year round, but many riders find the 100+ degree temperatures too much in the summer months. Enjoy the dunes from late September through April. Hopefully this list of the top UTV/ATV Riding Trails for 2016 has inspired you to take your UTV out for an adventure. And don’t forget, for any tips or accessories needs before you head out visit UTV Windshields & Accessories.