Norway Flat

Done for the season. Until next year!

Rating increase from 2 to 3. The trail took a beating over the winter. Rocks are more pronounced, ruts have deepened, and mud pits are plentiful as of the first week of July. It is fully passable to the end. I wouldn't recommend anything other than AT/MT tires, and low range is very helpful with the hills and loose rocks. The camping along this trail is great, but the lower end fills up quickly, even during the week. It is always a nice drive to take though.

Norway Flats is clear and open for the season! The forest service has been at work clearing tree fall from the heavy winter season, Norway Flats is accessible to its end. Love this trail for nice camping with spots that have fantastic views over the Mirror Hwy corridor and the Provo River. It's still a good idea to take a chainsaw or hand saw with you if you're out in the area, just in case you come across a downed tree. There are still mud holes from the melted snow, the majority are <2' deep and hard bottom. The mosquitos are out in full force right now, so take your bug spray! Difficulty will likely be increased to a 3 due to the surface being a bumpier ride now where 4WD and non-highway tires are recommended.

Nice little trail, dispersed camping is pretty nice and secluded if you go in far enough.

Currently covered in snow, pretty deep and the sun has been on it so it’s wet enough to slide and sink. You can tell snowshoers and snowmobiles are currently using this one for winter recreation.

This trail is closed for the season! See you in 2022!

Norway Flat and all connecting trails are CLOSED due to the Shingle Creek Fire. Please AVOID THE AREA!

Pretty mellow bumpy dirt road. Definitely gets tight near the end, be prepared for some pin striping. There were a few muddy/wet spots that were easily navigated (go straight through so you don't widen the trail!). There's lots of camping opportunities along the trail, as noted.

Great trail with some wonderful vistas. we went up on Memorial day to see how far up we could get. made it about to marker 7 before we decided not to test the melting snow and water features. you should have no trouble with a couple traction boards. hoping to return this weekend and camp near marker 3/4. also noted is the trail to S5/Creek at marker 5 has become a bit more turbulent. we were scouting a place for a group camp and felt this trail would be a bit too rough for our friends without a higher clearance/4x4. or maybe we are just too timid being new to offroading....

Had a nice day exploring the Uintas. Live in Salt Lake so it's only an hour away which is nice. Although I passed quite a few people at the beginning of the trail, I managed to have peace and quiet throughout most of the day. No obstacles, but there were plenty of mud holes to have a little fun in. The views are awesome and the camping is really good the further up you get. This is a great place to get away and take a deep breath of cool mountain air in the summer. Highly recommend if you are into leisurely strolls in the forest and peace and quiet.