Dixie National Forest

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Recreational Activities

Welcome to the Dixie National Forest

The Dixie National Forest provides a variety of recreational opportunities. Fore people who like seclusion, the Forest has many undeveloped back country areas for hiking, biking, horseback riding, OHV use, fishing and camping.

News

National Forest Surveys Coming Your Way - September 25, 2008

Enjoy the Fall Colors! - Enjoy the beauty of nature as the foliage puts on its fall show.

Recreation Facility Analysis - The Dixie National Forest was a regional pilot forest for the Recreational Facility Analysis Project. Our analysis was approved in 2006 by Regional Forester Jack Troyer.

Powell Ranger District Creates Dispersed Campsites Along East Fork of Sevier River

Dixie National Forest Rental Cabins Available

Most national forest system lands are open, free of charge for your use and enjoyment. Entrance and user fees may be charged at some areas.

ENTRANCE FEES are required for entering designated federal recreation areas such as National Parks and National Monuments. Entrance fees can be paid each time you visit a forest or grassland, or you can use a special pass, such as the America the Beautiful - National Parks and Federal Lands Recreation Pass. For more information on recreation passes, visit the Forest Service Recreation Fees and Passes web site.

Safety

Be Bear Aware

Gear Up for Safe Cycling

OHV Safety

Watch Out for Drug Operations on Forest System Lands - August 18, 2006

During the summer months high intensity thunderstorms can produce flash flooding. When this occurs, stay out of washes and canyon bottoms.

Hiking Suggestions

• Wear sturdy boots or shoes and wear a hat
• Carry water
• Stay on the trails
• Take your time

Forest Recreation Rules and Regulations

Please note: Motorized travel off of existing roads in and around the Navajo Lake area is not allowed and will be enforced. This entire area is restricted to travel on designated routes only.

As a visitor to the National Forest you are asked to follow certain rules designated to protect the forests and the natural environment, to ensure the heath and safety of visitors, and to promote pleasant and rewarding outdoor recreation experiences for all visitors. Forest officers are required to enforce Federal Regulations so please take time to read and understand them. If you have any questions please check our Frequently Asked Questions web page, e-mail us with your question, or contact us by telephone or mail.

Current Conditions

To find out what the current conditions are where you want to visit please contact the nearest District Office or visit our Current Conditions web page.

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