330000 340000 350000 360000 370000 R. 10 W. 112°52'30"W R. 9 W. R. 8 W. 112°45'0"W R. 7 W. 112°37'30"W R. 6 W. 112°30'0"W R. 5.5 W. R. 5 W. Stringies Kane Brush Jackrabbit Black Knoll Rock South Spring 38°0'0"N Mountain 15 Spring West 6399 Spring CO CO 7542 Spring Canyon Wash Valley Showalter Cottonwood Mountain Watercress T. 32 S. T.
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6 COTTONWOOD 1592 Stubbs Flowing 1 1591 077 Well Well Mineral TRAIL MTN TRAIL Canyon North Warm 3016 #32017 #32036 Spring Three Creeks Middle MINERAL Upper Spring Willow CANYON Cottonwood 077 314 Canyon Tebbs Spring 086 Creek Mineral Ashton Hollow Spring TRAIL Draw Fivemile Ashton Spring 3017 Bench Canyon Chokecherry
4200000 Valley 4200000 Creek Slough Iron Peak 1595 313 1595 Spring Sandy Slough Wash CREEK 231 Wildcat Chokecherry 33 S. T. T. 33 S. T. 3520 Peak
Spring Creek Navajo Spring 9537 2101 Lister Hollyoak BEAR Spring Spring 1584 Elephant Spring VALLEY Chimney WILLOW Rock GUARD 1856 White Lake Meadow Canyon 8575 STATION VALLEY 077 Bear Wide Hollow 1587 Wide Birch Sandy Spring Canyon 1582 Spring Salt Iron 1578 Hollow Middle Sandy Dipping Peak White Canyon 1582 Coal HILLS Vat 8158 1585 Spring Creek Spring Little Little 1585 2099 Fork N. FORK 083 Oak THREEMILE Cold Spring Aspen 361598 31 15 1579 Spring Canyon Paragonah Spring Blue 36 31 1583 Meadows Left Sandy 36 31 36 31 36 North Creek Creek 31 Creek TRAIL Fork Fields Warm Springs Little #32035 083 South Creek 36 South Fork Peak 6 Cool 1 6 1 6 Spring 078 Spring6 Slide 10140 1 6 Red Spring 1
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Rock 3511 #32041 3019 TRAIL CREEK TRAIL 3465 PAROWAN Cave 3512 South Canyon Mortensen TRAIL #32038 1042
3513 Creek 37°52'30"N Fork Fork 3514 3510 PEAK TRAIL CREEK 083 Parowan Creek 3465 MORTENSON Creek TRAIL #32038 Airport Water 076 Canyon Trail Threemile
CREEK Red Creek Round TRAIL Threemile Parowan Reservoir Meadow SANDY-CADDY CREEK 085 LOOP OHV TRAIL CREEK Delong LITTLE #32000.2 390 #32042 Creek HURRICANE TRAIL
T. 34 S. T. DELONG 2093
Order 34 S. T. 2098 Fivemile #32037 #32039 Spring Twin Bench #32043 4190000 Creek 1040 Mud 4190000 1946 085 1044 1945 1040 Spring Canyon Peaks Fivemile Owens Hollow Canyon Twin TRAIL 1051 Horse 3020 396 Peaks Parowan Red TRAIL 398 Indian Ridge Creek
Hollow Valentine Canyon Second Peak Hollow Mound First 396 HOLLOW Mound 8050 310 SPRUCE 1045 2092 Valley Co-op Valley Sinks #32006 Fivemile Grass 398 3040 Sols 1523 Hollow Spring Caddy INDIAN 15 Willow Shakespeare 082 Dry Spring Hollow TRAIL 1948 Hollow
082 Creek 31Forks 076 Wildcat Spring Valley Corral Red 143 310 Canyon 079 31 Burnes Third Mahogany 407 36 36 31 IRON CO Blind 36 31 Spring Seep 31 Wagon Box Canyon 079A 36 36 1950 FIVE MILE Hoosier GARFIELD CO Second Maple VERMILLION GRAND DAD CREEK First Spring 045 PICNIC CASTLE TRAIL Hoosier Schumake Spring Hollow Spring FLAT TRAIL Hollow AREA #32004 Lake #32026 6 Myers 1047 Creek Dalley 1 1039 Creek 1
Summit Maple Grand 6 Draw NOAH'S ARK 076 Free Thought 6 Castle Right1962 Pole Spring TRAIL #32005 Bowery 1951 Horse Valley 1 6 049 8572 Robinson Peak 082 1 First Hollow 6 Canyon HAYCOCK Billy
1 1952 404 Panguitch Left Reservoir Left Canyon Sixmile 082Valley Spring Hyatt Hand #32043 Tebbs Cedar Hole in Canyon Spring Canyon 084 Butler Spring Hollow Creek 359 082 Peak the Rock Noahs Cove Norton Hill Billy West Ark HILL Fork 3471 Cinder Cheney Summit Kings Canyon 048 405 Hill Spirit Alum #32044 Valley #31960 Spring 3021 TRAIL 392 6881 Peak Dry Fork 7381 3023 Fork White Second Valley Horse Dickinson HENDERSON 1964 082 TRAIL 402 Rocks HendersonHill 3027 Lake Creek Hollow
Hollow SPRUCE 3043 1048 Squaw Ipson 2380 3024 Creek 3026 Horse 084 Fork Left 402 Strawberry Benson Cove 3055 Canyon Braffit 275 Hollow Fork Hand Spring Canyon Deer Creek 049 Dry Haycock Williams Canyon Yankee YANKEE 35 S. T. T. 35 S. T. 3044 Strawberry Lake Deer Meadows 3057 South Point MEADOWS Fork 1957 Twin Yankee Canyon CAMPGROUND MUD SPRINGS 3053 1049 Deer ATV TRAIL Mud 1864 392 Braffits 1959 Meadows Skoots 4180000 Spring Creek #32009 Springs 076 4180000 Webb White Hill SPOON TRAIL Ridge Reservoir Creek 074 8925 Lakes 2086 1507 #32045 37°45'0"N 2084 1524 Bowery Creek MARKAGUNT WHITE Hollow Canyon Moseman 3045 PLATEAU Creek Pine Hollow Creek BRIDGE 048 OHV TRAIL 275 37°45'0"N Hollow 1864CG West #32000.1 Clear Sheep #32043 Mud Dry 050 Creek Seep Creek Lakes Creek 269 TRAIL Creek 2082 Center 076 143 074 Hollow TRAIL Coal 1526 Hen
2117 1529 #32032 Sage Creek
Dry Coal Pit 391 Pit Toms HENDRICKSON 050 562 Springs Rock LOOP LAKE TRAIL 31 075 073 Lake 36 Spring 1527 #32049 TRAIL 080 PASS CREEK SPRUCE 36 31 080 080 31 Grouse Brown Paradise 1816 OHV TRAIL Wash Parowan 3077 3466 1831 2075 36 31 Mountain Spring Third CAMP Spring 4066 3467 #32000.3 9503 House TRAIL The Pass 36 31 391 Deep Flat BUNKER Right Canyon Ridge 36 080 Creek RIGHT FORK TRAIL Prince 070
SCOUT TRAIL 3105 #32040 Panguitch Lake
Hollow Fork 143 HOLLOW Mountain 3468 LOOP 6 9265 Summit Coal PEAKS LEFT Cooper Little Wash 2074 Navajo FORK 1 6 Knoll 3469 #32010 BUNKER 1 2073 6 Dark 2056 #32033 3074 6 DARK SIDNEY TRAIL 3088 1 3075 245 Red 3186 Sidney 3076 Pass Eagle First CAMP Left Fork Bunker PANGUITCH LAKE 6 Peaks Castle 3595 424 070 Peak 1 SCOUT 2057 NORTH CG Lake Creek 1 081 9917 1576 11066 265 Brian Creek PANGUITCH 204 1536 3472 #32019 LAKE Head Blue Eagle 3035 TRAIL SOUTH CG 2070 Creek Sugarloaf 963 Flat 3067 Spring Navajo 070 Mountain Brian RUN Sidney 143 044 9998 Point Head 3078 Blue Spring 3519 1536 265 Bear Peak Spring 1536 10575 36 S. T. T. 36 S. T. 3517 MACE'S
Bluebell 11307 MARATHON 991 3518 Valley 070 Spring Creek 2069 John Cameron Valley 260 Rock Troughs Canyon Creek 2055 Lowder 3104 276 1573 260 309 071 3184 MARATHON 2377A 309
Bristlecone Deer Cameron #32024 Creek Pickering 281 Canyon TRAIL n 047 048 3103 3102 Birch 0 0.5 1 2 3 TRAIL Blue Spring Birch Judd #32052 3085 Spring 281 Creek 069 Spring Spring Castle Mountain 2116 Miles Mammoth 377 w e
071 Knoll 8716 Wash 965 Creek Summit Valley 0 0.5 1 2 3 Taylor 1822 3095 071 069 Limerock Canyon High TRAIL Spring 3041 Long Flat Miller 2118 s Kilometers Mountain 2123 261 071 Limestone 9937 041 Knoll Serviceberry 2059 3112 278
4170000 North American Data of 1983 (NAD 83) Lake 4170000 1572 LAKE SPRING Spring R. 10 W. Stud112°52'30"W#32051 R. 9 W. R. 8 W. 112°45'0"W R.Cameron 7 W. 112°37'30"W Stud R. 6 W. 112°30'0"W R. 5 W. Cyn 330000 Universal Transverse Mercator, Zone 12 340000 350000 Hollow360000 071B 370000 MTN Lake Flat Troughs HOLLOW Knoll 2061 1574 240 1684 2068 ATV TRAIL Spring 8584 Coyote 1685 1676 Yellowjacket Spring Creek TRAIL 3111 Spring Black #32062 Chance 666 3106 Welcome to the Operator Be Familiar with State Emergency & 84 89 Legend Logan Responsibilities Vehicle Laws & Rules Additional Information Ogden Dixie National Forest Salt Lake Recreation City 80 Dixie Operating a motor vehicle on National Forest System roads, The U.S. Forest Service, in conjunction with Utah State Parks and For Emergencies Only: 911 !y Boat Ramp !5 Picnic Area A place of diversity, the Dixie National Forest straddles the Recreation, encourages responsible OHV use. Please adhere to Tooele 15 Vernal National Forest System trails, and in areas on National Forest Provo divide between the Great Basin and the Colorado River in the following Utah State vehicle laws, which will be enforced. 40 !9 Campground !C Trailhead southern Utah. Scenery ranges from the desert canyon gorges System lands carries a greater responsibility than operating Report fires to the nearest Forest Service personnel or 6 National Forest that vehicle in a city or other developed setting. Not only must Price of amber, rose, and sienna to high mountain forests, plateaus, Any OHV operated or transported on public land, roads, or trails in call Color Country Interagency Dispatch: 6 != Guard Station !] Visitor Center you know and follow all applicable traffic laws, you need to and alpine lakes. the state of Utah must display a current OHV registration sticker. 435-865-4600 UTAH Cedar City Ranger District ![ Observation Site show concern for the environment as well as other forest 50 users. The misuse of motor vehicles can lead to the temporary 70 Travel Map The Dixie National Forest is characterized by contrast. As OHVs may only be operated on designated roads and trails. For Search and Rescue call the County Sheriff: Richfield Moab or permanent closure of any designated road, trail, or area. As Land Ownership Other Layers a part of the world-renowned landscapes of Southern Utah, 15 the forest provides a backdrop and serves as a gateway a motor vehicle operator, you are also subject to State traffic No one under eight years of age is allowed to operate any OHV Garfield 435-676-1134 Cedar Monticello National Forest Airport to surrounding National Parks and Monuments. Nationally law, including State requirements for licensing, registration, on public lands, roads, or trails in Utah. City Iron 435-586-9445 Wilderness Landing Strip recognized highways and trails course through the forest and and operation of the vehicle in question. Kane 877-644-2349 St 89 163 provide ready access to the distinctive natural highlights of the Operators eight through 15 years of age may operate an OHV George BLM Lake Piute 435-577-2893 forest landscape. Motor vehicle use, especially off-highway vehicle use, involves provided they possess an Education Certificate issued by Utah For More Information BLM Wilderness Dry Lake inherent risks that may cause property damage, serious State Parks and Recreation or equivalent from their home state. Washington 435-634-5730 National Park Stream Hunting and Off-Highway Vehicle use are among the most injury, and possibly death to participants. Drive cautiously and Wayne 435-836-2789 Please contact the Supervisor’s Office at 1789 N. Wedgewood Lane, Cedar popular forms of recreation enjoyed by forest visitors. This anticipate rough surfaces and features, such as snow, mud, Resident operators 16 years of age or older may operate an OHV City, Utah 84721. The telephone number is (435) 865-3700. Information is Private E Spring Cascade Falls Trail also available at the District Ranger Headquarters. map will point the way to recreational opportunities by showing vegetation, and water crossings common to remote driving if they possess either a valid driver’s license or an approved OHV State I Mountain Peak routes and trails that are designated for motorized or non- conditions. By your participation, you voluntarily assume full Education Certificate. Pine Valley Ranger District Fremont River Ranger District Deer Valley Winter Recreation Area Closed motorized use. A working forest, the Dixie is also managed for responsibility for these damages, risks, and dangers. Take All ATV operators and passengers under 18 years of age must 196 E. Tabernacle, RM 38 138 South Main to Motorized Vehicles December 1 - May 1 livestock grazing and timber management. For this reason, care at all times to protect yourself and those under your wear properly fitted, DOT safety rated helmets. St. George, Utah 84770 P.O. Box 129 Forest Boundary please leave gates open or closed, as you find them. responsibility. (435) 652-3100 Loa, Utah 84747 (435) 836-2800 County Boundary ALWAYS REMEMBER TO RESPECT PRIVATE LAND! For further information regarding Utah off-highway vehicle laws Cedar City Ranger District Our goal is to designate a system of roads and trails that will and rules, contact the Utah Division of Parks and Recreation at 1789 N. Wedgewood Ln. Escalante Ranger District PROTECT YOUR PRIVILEGE. STAY ON DESIGNATED Roads and Trails provide access for hikers, horseback riders, and OHV users, (801) 538-7433 or visit their website at: Cedar City, Utah 84721 Escalante Interagency Federal ROADS AND TRAILS. Interstate while protecting the national forest for future generations to http://www.stateparks.utah.gov/ohv (435) 865-3200 Building 755 W. Main St. State or U.S. Highway enjoy. Please be respectful and courteous to those you meet on the trail, always put safety first, and do your part to protect Read and understand this map in its entirety. If you have Powell Ranger District P.O. Box 246 Other Public Roads 225 E. Center Street Escalante, UT 84726 our public land heritage wherever you may be enjoying the questions, please contact the Dixie National Forest for Roads Open to All Vehicles, Yearlong P.O. Box 80 (435) 826-5400 outdoors. clarification. Panguitch, Utah 84759 Visitor Center (435) 826-5499 Roads Open to All Vehicles, Seasonal (435) 676-9300 Full-size Vehicles Only - Closed to OHV As a motor vehicle operator on a National Forest System www.fs.usda.gov/dixie America’s Great Outdoors road, trail, or area you must comply with this map, as well as The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on the St. George Interagency Motorized Trails Open to Vehicles 50 inches We welcome you to the Dixie basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, and where applicable, sex, marital status, familial status, Recreation Information all Federal, State, and local laws and regulations. Compliance parental status, religion, sexual orientation, genetic information, political beliefs, reprisal, or because all UTAH 2011 or Less In Width or part of an individual’s income is derived from any public assistance program. (Not all prohibited bases 345 East Riverside UTAH National Forest and hope your with these rules is your responsibility. apply to all programs.) Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication of St. George, Utah 84790 Motorized Trails Open to Vehicles 62 inches program information (Braille, large print, audiotape, etc.) should contact USDA’s TARGET Center at (202) or Less In Width 720-2600 (voice and TDD). To file a complaint of discrimination, write to USDA, Director, Office of Civil (435) 688-3246 Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20250-9410, or call (800) 795-3272 (voice) or Forest Service visit is enjoyable and safe. (202) 720-6382 (TDD). USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. Non-Motorized Trails STATE PARKS & RECREATION United States Department of Agriculture Windy Ridge Deep Right Canyon 080 Creek TRAIL Prince 070
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DARK SIDNEY TRAIL 3088 1 245 Red 3186 Sidney Pass Eagle First CAMP Left Fork Bunker PANGUITCH LAKE 6 Peaks Castle 3595 424 070 Peak 1 SCOUT 2057 NORTH CG Lake Creek 1 081 9917 1576 11066 265 Brian Creek PANGUITCH 204 1536 3472 #32019 LAKE Head Blue Eagle 3035 TRAIL SOUTH CG 2070 Creek Sugarloaf 963 Flat 3067 Spring Navajo 070 Mountain Brian RUN Sidney 143 044 9998 Point Head 3078 Blue Spring 3519 1536 265 10575 Bear Peak Spring 1536 3517 MACE'S
Bluebell 11307 MARATHON 991 3518 Valley 070 Spring Creek 2069 John Cameron Valley 260 Rock Troughs Canyon Creek 2055 Lowder 3104 276 1573 260 309 071 3184 MARATHON 2377A 309 Bristlecone Deer Cameron
Pickering 281 Canyon TRAIL #32024 Creek 047 048 3103 3102 Birch TRAIL Blue Spring Birch Judd #32052 3085 Spring 281 Creek 069 Spring Spring 2116
T. 36 S. T. Castle Mountain Mammoth 377
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8716 36 S. T. 965 Creek Summit Valley Taylor 1822 3095 071 069 Limerock Canyon High TRAIL Spring 3041 Long Flat Miller 2118 Mountain 2123 261 071 Limestone Canyon 9937 041 Knoll Serviceberry 2059 3112 278
4170000 Lake 4170000 1572 LAKE HOLLOW Spring Stud #32051 Cameron Stud Cyn Hollow 071B MTN Lake Flat Troughs SPRING Knoll 2061 1574 240 1684 2068 ATV TRAIL Spring 8584 Coyote 1685 1676 Yellowjacket Spring Creek TRAIL 3111 Spring Black #32062 Chance 143 069 666 3106 3042 Dry 8292 3098 2060 ASHDOWN CEDAR BREAKS 3082
HIGH Creek 068C Last 1970 240 Lake 995 Birch 360 Mammoth Martin's Creek Springs Hatch Rattlesnake FH50 Rock Hatch Flat 2372 TOMMY CREEK 069 Creek RATTLESNAKE 996 406 Mountain LOOP OHV TRAIL Ashdown Spring Lake Flanigan 31 #32000.4 36 GORGE 1686 1688 Miller Grassy Arch Creek NATIONAL Hancock Mahogany Seep Spring Peak 2376 3084 Hill Troughs #32053 4132 241 Shooting Dead 31 36 Lyle 10598 Hollow 31 Hollow Mammoth Valley Spring 36 Long 3101 Lake 31 3113 Spring Red 069
Hollow John L 36 36 Big 31 TRAIL Flat POTATO Spring 068 Hollow Calf Hollow Calf MONUMENT 3114 381 37°37'30"N 1 6 MARKAGUNT PLATEAU 1 196 393 WILDERNESS Mammoth OHV TRAIL 6 196 1 6 HOLLOW Star Reed 6 067 Crystal #32000.1 Valley 1
1 6 37°37'30"N BLOWHARD TRAIL Moots Blowhard Creek Creek 464 Hollow Whiskey PEAK Desert 476 1 Slide Hollow 148 Creek 1555 14 HollowWood Knoll #32050 Creek 476
Spring Crystal Spring Hollow The Mammoth Craters White HANCOCK 3182 361 Ridge Blowhard 240 381 Flat Creek CEDAR TRAIL #32047 Mountain Crow Dry CANYON CG 3183 10596 Long FH50 Wilson Wilson Spring Creek 1625 951 Wash Tommy 949 River 277 493 067 1990 Houston 066 Valley 670 Lundale Midway 232 Flat 958 2296 Spring 9256 Lundell 1624 Henrie Knolls 612 2304 Valley Spring 3122 Creek 37 S. T. 626 671 Asay T. 37 S. T. 251 1626 628 4175 ASAY CREEK Horse 970
DEER Creek 240 628 LOOP OHV TRAIL Pasture 4166 3155 Fork HAVEN Webster VIRGIN 3454 381 630 #32000.4.47 Tippets
CG 052A Flat 051 052 Creek 1550 Burrows
4205 CO CO 612 Black 072 064 Flat 1609 675 3455 Mountain 662 4160000 4160000 #32024 FH50
950 West Little Mountain 052 1601 RIVER 3540 951 Creek BRISTLECONE Midway Valley 612 3137 Buck 89 TRAIL PINE TRAIL MARATHON Knoll 055 4174 1805 8112 #32048 055 2054 Mammoth ASAY KNOLL 663 052 Dry Camp Cave LOOP OHV TRAIL RIM 10350 1635 Valley Bowers Asay 055 #32000.4.49 Gooseberry Spring Flat 371 3154 959 Point Deer Bowers 3157 3181 Midway Anderson 1776 TRAIL 1650 14 230 Knoll 31 Spring 8546 230 Point #32011 36 371 31 IRON 2054 3159 4167 36 36 31 Bowers 1778 Bench3176 961 4168 Simpkins 055 Hollow 2024 Spring 36 31 Sawyer 3537 Sevier Spring 1642 GARFIELD 1779 36 064 Asay 31 FH50 Knoll 953 Castle
Deer 1744 Asay Spring Rock 3492 193 36 PINKS 371 4155 Creek KANE Creek CO 4220 GARFIELD CO TRAIL 051 UINTA LOOP 1 6 Creek Valley 4221 1774 955 Cub Fork OHV TRAIL Asay Aspen 1673 1 382 1770 Spring 1663 6 1 6 #32000.4.45 KANE CO 1745 1771 Lake 1767 1 Flat 1672 Duck Creek 3529 4152 Mill 4153 6 1 6
O'Neil Springs Creek 366 NAVAJO Uinta 4154 LAKE LOOP 800 LOST HUNTER TRAIL 3490 Deep Creek #32022 383 TRAIL #32012 Aspen- MARKAGUNT 1744 4165 Castle Fife 367 Navajo Lake Mirror Creek Meadow DUCK PLATEAU 3581 3153 2216 4199 292 Hollow Spring 053 CREEK Lake Duck OHV TRAIL Fork CG 238 #32000.1 4147 Cox 053 Strawberry 064 Duck 1709 China 057 Knolls Creek Gulch 4192 Hollow 4186 Lake 3172 292 678 1755 4162 4163 Creek Deep Navajo 678 1890 Deep The Valley Schoppman Peak 370 095 1879 4171 Corry 9965 Saddle 9428 290 4190 059 1719 1867 064 290 Ikes Point Dry Valley Cow 290 East 227 3132 4145 Cascade Lake Ice 1709 IRON CO Upper 053 Cave 1730 MARKAGUNT Bear Falls 3175 PLATEAU 38 S. T. 37°30'0"N 3134 WASHINGTON CO 054 COLOR COUNTRY OHV TRAIL Springs 1711 1714 #32000.1 1712 4131 OHV TRAIL 3542 #32000.5.59 1727 Point 957 Creek 944 4130 VIRGIN 3488 058 37°30'0"N Swains 14 Minnie T. 38 S. T. 195 226 226 RIVER 3151 Lower Billingsly Harris 164 Creek Bear Spring Landing Willis 4096 1692 Strip 1935 685 Flat Hollow Gravel Ashdown Long Valley Spring Creek Big Puzzle Draw 4150000 4150000
Broad Creek 226 1919 Pine 059 Junction 442 Seaman Knoll Seth 1993 239 4198 Strawberry Roundy
Canyon 4136 Creek Oak Canyon Lars 062 RIM 059 1918
Canyon Canyon Canyon 684 Crystal 3574 Fork 4201 Canyon Plains Hand ZION VIEW CONNECTOR 3482 1689 Birch Canyon 36 Horse TRAIL 935 Wash 31 OHV TRAIL 1913 LOWER ROAD 4101 1690 Knoll Harris Canyon Oak Canyon Right 31 Stevens 32000.5.57 CANYON 4088 36 Landing DAIRY 31 Spr Dry Creek 36 OHV TRAIL 934 #32011 #32000.6.63 Strip 36 31 058 4102 36 31
DEEP Cyn Hollow CANYON The Bear Rosy 6 1912 061
1 MARATHON Big CREEK Hopp Big 239 698 062 063 Gordon Straight Creek Olsen 1 6 Springs Everett 2339
Spring Boy Scout Point Deer Valley Canyon 1 060 Birch Spring 6 OHV 558 TE-AH 8028 Gulch 1 1663 Winter Recreation 382 NORTH CAMPGROUND Canyon 4106 6 1 6 Area Dry 4091 Run
3485 TRAIL TRAIL 369 2328 VIRGIN UPPER SCHOOL 1708 Spring Canyon Canyon WILDERNESS 3578 Dairy RIVER Navajo Lake Loop/ Willow 239 WASH OHV TRAIL 053 366 KANE CO 058 Canyon 3171 LeVanger 053 Marathon Trailhead 062 School 2330 #32000.6.69 #32000.7.72 RIM 14 Strawberry Wash Alton Corral Hopp Canyon Point Lakes TRAIL 800 1925 Navajo Lake 2335 Canyon WASHINGTON CO Spring Canyon 2336 Swains 063 3143 060 4108 4124
NAVAJO Twin Springs 4122 Alton #32011 Hay 3145 LAKE Bulloch Long
062 Hollow LOOP 2338 Hollow Canyon TRAIL 2337 Shingle 1695 Volcano 3166 1943 4219 Canyon 367 Knoll 3147 Navajo 3148 Elderberry LOWER SCHOOL McDonald 3146 Adair 6735 Spring Mile Johnson 3144 367 Pine WASH OHV TRAIL Lake 4194 Kiln Larson 053 Lake #32000.7.73 T. 39 S. T. Millet Spring 364A #32022 Knoll 308 Amphitheater 4142 Canyon 097 Mill Creek NAVAJO LAKE Jump-Up Landing Tar 4116 1702 1700 DEEP Strip 364 NAVAJO LAKE 1549 Canyon Canyon Virgin Flats Creek 39 S. T. LODGE CAMPGROUND 363A LOOP Burnt Cogswell PointTRAIL Millet Pt Canyon #32015 Bulloch Flat 7286 097 CREEK Spring SPRUCES TRAIL Right Canyon RIVER Willow Currant 89 Robinson TRAIL TRAIL CAMPGROUND Lower 053 Fork Spring
Stout #32054 Canyon WILDERNESS NAVAJO Fork McDonald VIRGIN #32013 Navajo SPRUCES Kanab Peak TRAIL #32014 Right Hidden Valley RIM 678 9965 Bauer Canyon TRAIL Creek Trough Spring Currant Canyon 4140000 Spring 4140000 Gulch Sink n Chokecherry 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 ROADS IN THE NAVAJO LAKE BASIN #32011 Black Rock DIKE Spring Canyon Swapp Canyon Grassy ARE CLOSED TO ALL OHVs Muddy Canyon n Wash Ranch w e Miles 0 0.5 1 2 3 (INCLUDING "STREET LEGAL" OHVS) Cougar 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 Bench Round Mountain 36 31 Valley Canyon Howdy 7747 w e Miles s Simon Kilometers 36 31 Dons Hops Spring 0 0.5 1 2 3 36 Birch Canyon Spring Flax
37°22'30"N 31 Deep Spring 36 Twins 31 s Kilometers36 31 Hollow Lakes Black North American Data of 1983 (NAD 83) Reubs R. 10 W. 112°52'30"W R. 9 W. 112°45'0"W R. 8 W. R. 7 W. 112°37'30"W FrankieR. 6 W.Hollow 112°30'0"W R. 5 W. 330000 Universal Transverse Mercator, Zone 12 340000 Cyn 350000 360000 370000 Big 1 6 Hollow Legend Leave No Trace Travel Information Navajo Lake Leave No Trace is an international program designed to assist TRAVEL AND CAMP ON DURABLE SURFACES DISPOSE OF WASTE PROPERLY MOTORIZED CROSS-COUNTRY Recreation outdoor enthusiasts with their decisions about how to reduce • Durable surfaces include established trails and campsites, • Pack it in, pack it out. Inspect your campsite and rest areas TRAVEL PROHIBITED Forest visitors are allowed to park adjacent to any road or trail if: their impacts when they hike, camp, picnic, snowshoe, run, rock, gravel, dry grasses or snow. for trash or spilled foods. Pack out all trash, leftover food, Boat Ramp Picnic Area • Parking along the road does not impact natural or cultural !y !5 bike, hunt, paddle, ride horses, fish, ski or climb. The program • Protect riparian areas by camping at least 200 feet from and litter. ONLY USE ROADS AND TRAILS resources. !9 Campground !C Trailhead strives to educate all those who enjoy the outdoors about the lakes and streams. • Deposit solid human waste in catholes dug 6 to 8 inches DESIGNATED AS OPEN ON THIS MAP nature of their recreational impacts as well as techniques to • Good campsites are found, not made. Altering a site is not deep at least 200 feet from water, camp, and trails. Cover • Parking is not prohibited by signage. != Guard Station !] Visitor Center prevent and minimize such impacts. Leave No Trace is best necessary. and disguise the cathole when finished. • Pack out toilet paper and hygiene products. Once parked along the route, visitors may engage in other understood as an educational and ethical program, not as a In Popular Areas: What does this mean to Dixie National Forest visitors? ![ Observation Site • To wash yourself or your dishes, carry water 200 feet away activities including unloading OHVs for use on designated roads set of rules and regulations. ◦◦ Concentrate use on existing trails and campsites. from streams or lakes and use small amounts of biodegrad- and trails. ◦◦ Walk single file in the middle of the trail, even when wet The Dixie National Forest completed the travel route designation Land Ownership Other Layers PLAN AHEAD AND PREPARE able soap. Scatter strained dishwater. process in the fall of 2009. Cross-country, or “off-road” motorized or muddy. All routes with a seasonal designation are closed during different • Know the regulations and special concerns for the area travel, is prohibited forest-wide. National Forest Airport ◦◦ Keep campsites small. Focus activity in areas where times of the year. Check with your local Ranger District office or you’ll visit. vegetation is absent. consult the Motorized Vehcile Use Map for more information on Wilderness Landing Strip Motorized vehicle use is only allowed on routes designated as • Prepare for extreme weather, hazards, and emergencies. these routes. BLM Lake • Schedule your trip to avoid times of high use. In Pristine Areas: Prohibitions open on this map with the following exceptions: BLM Wilderness Dry Lake • Visit in small groups when possible. Consider splitting larger ◦◦ Disperse use to prevent the creation of campsites and This map identifies roads and trails on the Dixie National Forest It is prohibited to possess or operate a motor vehicle on National • Off-road travel for the purposes of firewood gathering is allowed groups into smaller groups. trails. that are open to motorized and non-motorized uses. No attempt National Park Stream Forest System lands on the Dixie National Forest other than in within 150 feet along designated open routes as specified • Repackage food to minimize waste. ◦◦ Avoid places where impacts are just beginning. has been made to show these uses on adjacent, surrounding accordance with these designations (CFR 261.13) under permit. Private E Spring • Use a map and compass to eliminate the use of marking lands or private property. Check with the appropriate officials for RESPECT WILDLIFE • Off-road travel for purposes of dispersed camping is allowed Protect Your Privilege State I Mountain Peak paint, rock cairns or flagging. uses in these areas. • Observe wildlife from a distance. Do not follow or approach Violators of 36 CFR 261.13 are subject to a fine of up to $5,000, within 150 feet along designated open routes. Use established imprisonment for up to 6 months, or both (18 U.S.C. 3571(e)). travel ways and campsites whenever possible. Riding on public lands is a privilege, not a right. Because it is Deer Valley Winter Recreation Area Closed LEAVE WHAT YOU FIND them. to Motorized Vehicles December 1 - May 1 This prohibition applies regardless of the presence or absence of a privilege, it can be taken away if riders don’t do everything • Preserve the past: examine, but do not touch, cultural or • Never feed animals. Feeding wildlife damages their health, Forest Boundary signs. There is no restriction on setting up camp beyond 150 feet if gear they can to protect it. Responsible riders know that one way to historic structures and artifacts. alters natural behaviors, and exposes them to predators and is transported using non-motorized means. protect their riding privileges is to stay on the designated trails. County Boundary other dangers. • Leave rocks, plants and other natural objects as you find This map does not display over-snow uses or other facilities They know these routes have been developed to provide them them. • Protect wildlife and your food by storing rations and trash Roads and Trails and attractions on the Dixie National Forest. Obtain forest visitor What is the Motor Vehicle Use Map (MVUM) and Where Can I with great riding adventures. They also know that riding areas • Avoid introducing or transporting non-native species. securely. information from the local National Forest office. get a Dixie National Forest MVUM? and trail systems can be closed because of the careless acts of Interstate • Do not build structures, furniture, or dig trenches. • Control pets at all times, or leave them at home. irresponsible riders. State or U.S. Highway • Avoid wildlife during sensitive times: mating, nesting, raising Designated roads, trails, and areas may also be subject to The Motor Vehicle Use Map is a legal document that identifies the UR YO Other Public Roads MINIMIZE CAMPFIRE IMPACTS young, or winter. temporary, emergency closures. As a visitor, you must comply roads and trails where motor vehicles are allowed. It is reissued The Utah Natural Resource PRIVILEGE Roads Open to All Vehicles, Yearlong • Campfires can cause lasting impacts to the backcountry. with signs notifying you of such restrictions. A national forest may each year, much like hunting proclamations or regulations. It is Coordinating Council, a partnership BE CONSIDERATE OF OTHER VISITORS involving your federal and state STAY Use a lightweight stove for cooking and enjoy a candle issue an order to close a road, trail or area on a temporary basis the user’s responsibility to be familiar with the annual MVUM. The ON THE Roads Open to All Vehicles, Seasonal public land managing agencies, lantern for light. • Respect other visitors and protect the quality of their to protect the life, health, or safety of forest visitors or the natural map will be provided free of charge on the internet at: PROTECTTRAIL Full-size Vehicles Only - Closed to OHV encourages all riders to: • Where fires are permitted, use established fire rings, fire experience. or cultural resources in these areas. Such a temporary and/or www.fs.usda.gov/dixie OHV Motorized Trails Open to Vehicles 50 inches pans, or mound fires. • Be courteous. Yield to other users on the trail. emergency closures are consistent with the Travel Management or Less In Width • Keep fires small. Only use sticks from the ground that can • Step to the downhill side of the trail when encountering pack Rule (36 CFR 212.52 (b), 36 CFR 261 subpart B). This travel map contains the motorized routes that are present Motorized Trails Open to Vehicles 62 inches be broken by hand. stock. on the official Motor Vehicle Use Map as well as non-motorized Protect Your Privilege, or Less In Width • Burn all wood and coals to ash, put out campfires • Take breaks and camp away from trails and other visitors. The designation “road or trail open to all motor vehicles” does not routes. Users must remain in compliance with the routes Stay on the Trail! Non-Motorized Trails completely, then scatter cool ashes. • Let nature’s sounds prevail. Avoid loud voices and noises. supersede State traffic law. shown on this map. Near Dead Lake