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"Now more than ever,
the public is turning to BLM-managed lands as a sanctuary from urban
life. The extensive network of back-country roads and trails found on
the 23-million acres of BLM lands in Utah are an invaluable asset. The
tricky part, of course, is striking the proper balance of use and
protection."--State Director
Sally Wisely
OHV Riding Opportunities:
**Non
Resident Off-Highway Vehicle Information
**Utah State law
requires that all OHVs have a spark arrestor
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-Paiute ATV Trail
-Knolls
Contact Salt Lake Field Office at 801 977-4300
-Five Mile Pass
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-West
Desert 1-day Rides
includes
Amasa Basin, Cricket Mountains,
Conger Mountains, Burbank Hills,
Strawberry OHV System,
Outlaw Trail, Shoshone Trail
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San Rafael Swell |
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Great Western Trail
- Kanab/BigWater Area
- Escalante Boulder
Area
- Moab Jeep Trails
- Sand
Flats (Moab)
- Sand Mountain
- Coral Pink Sand Dunes
- Little
Sahara Recreation Area
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Utah BLM manages the use of
OHVs in partnership with other Federal and State land managing agencies,
tribal governments, local governments, communities and interest groups
through a balanced approach, so as to protect public lands and resources,
while providing opportunities for the safe use and enjoyment of OHVs.
Tread Lightly
On the Right
Trail—A
guide to safety, etiquette, and ethics in Off-Highway Vehicle Use
Resource Advisory Council OHV Report |
Important OHV information links:
OHV Management in Utah
The Challenge, The Solution, Partnerships, Land Use Planning, Restrictive
Orders, WSAs
OHV Frequently Asked Questions
San Rafael Route Designation Plan
BLM To Restrict Motorized Travel in
Parunuweap Canyon WSA, Orderville Canyon WSA, and North Fork Virgin River
WSA
Coral
Pink Sand Dunes--Moquith Mountain Wilderness Study Area OHV Restrictions
BLM
Joins Box Elder County Access Management Plan
Management Approach to Off Highway Vehicle (OHV) Use on Public Lands In
Utah
Designating Off Highway Vehicle Routes in the Land Use Planning Process
BLM
Increases Enforcement of OHV Travel Rules for Westwater Rims Area
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