The following Paiute Trails are open to vehicles 60' or less in width: the Wade's Canyon section of the 01, Kingston Canyon section of the 01, Rigger Park section of the 01, Sawmill Ridge section of the 01, Merchant Creek section of PST05, PST27, sections of PST34, section of PST35, section of PST74 between Hoover's and Marysvale, PST21 between Hoover's and Big Rock Candy Mountain, and PST63. The following Paiute Trails are open only to vehicles 50' or less in width: Max Reid section of the 01, Sam Stowe section of the 01, Koosharem Creek section of the 01, Chalk Creek section of PST03, PST07, a portion of PST 40, PST41, a portion of PST42, PST66, PST97, PST33, most of PST53, most of PST54, PST87, PST89, PST61, most of PST73, PST67, PST68, PST88, PST26, PST31, most of PST65, and PST79.

The Forest Service took five years to assess all of their routes in this area and made their decision based on practicality, use patterns, safety and community desires. Now that each Forest had the option to designate routes to accomodate appropriate use some of these old roads were reassessed and designated as open to vehicles 60' or less in width. These routes were mostly old roads that had been made into 50' trails when the Forest Service originally went to the 50' Rule. Yes! Some trails were converted to being open to vehicles 60' or less in width. No! The entire Paiute Trail system has not been opened to 60' vehicles.

There have been a lot of rumors and much discussion about 60' trails on the Paiute system.

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