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Download Motorized Trail 111°15'0"W 111°0'0"W 110°45'0"W 110°30'0"W 110°15'0"W IN AN EMERGENCY CALL Emery County OHV Travel Ordinance Difficulty Rating CAUTION This map shows designated Trail Information and Points of Interest and Staging Areas In compliance with state statute, Emery County has implemented MOTORIZED ROUTES MAP motorized routes on BLM Difficulty ratings are based on the conditions of the trail at the time they All trails may contain potential hazards. Only continue on a g Rating System ) an Off-Highway Vehicle ordinance which designates certain administered lands in the San n R are rated. Weather events can alter the trail and make it more difficult. trail if you feel comfortable with the required skill level and i / p t county roads as off-highway vehicle routes for the specific athena_mtb_gr_tracks Private Lands Rafael area; it also includes T the trail hazards will not overwhelm your current abilities. ³ ± s Expect changes and be prepared. Easiest ![ Overlook ( m purpose of allowing off-highway vehicle operators to gain direct Some of these hazards may include: exposure to elements e a Emery County roads that are open n r E a s i e s t Gravel or dirt surfaces which are relatively flat and wide. g s o ÆX e C access to or from a private or public area open for off-highway ³ ± for long lengths of time, ledges, river crossings, slick rock, More Difficult Information i n t Goblin Valley State Park Expansion State-UDWR or closed to Off-Highway Vehicles i t s Generally wide enough for an ATV to pass a full-sized vehicle. May be m n Cell phone servi9ce is lim1ited. 1 Medical Services are d a g s vehicle use. quick sand, steepness, elevation, wildlife, and keeper pools. I t o e (OHVs). a c a e r f ³ ± located in Price (Castleview Hospital), Castle Dale N dusty but are relatively smooth throughout with no rocks or roots protruding Most Difficult *# Access Culvert o c t s e A person may not operate an off-highway vehicle on any street Types of hazards are not limited to this list. " c i o San Rafael Swell Recreation Area State Parks o r 0 A r ' r S R g (Emery Medical Clinic), and Green River (Green c c N L 5 e t i " Most of this area is subject to high intensity summer storms more than three inches above the surface. or highway for any other purpose than togain direct access to A k o t n 4 0 A ³ ± i p n t ° ' n River Clinic). There is a Park Ranger at Goblin 8 V Extreme Cabin p c BLM Price Field Office s i 9 5 µ e and periods of high spring run-off that can significantly change k s s or from a private or public area open for off-highway vehicle use. Loose gravel, sandy, rocky or slickrock surface. May c a More Difficult 3 4 H i i e o i Jurassic National Monument State-SITLA V i o Valley State Park. e ° 9 the character of trails. The difficulty shown on the map was 125 South 600 West Unless designated as being open for public travel for OHVs, O H D P R R P R H F M 3 have short sections which are narrow. Can have blind turns, steep or roller ³ ± No Rating Point of Interest Additional Information best information at time of printing. (! Castleview Hospital 435-637-4800 either by the "Off-Highway Vehicle Travel Map", or by signage coaster grades, minor drop-offs, dust, ruts and frequent changes in riding Wilderness Area State-UDOT Price, UT 84501 Never travel in high mountain or remote areas alone. Always Emery Medical Clinic 435-381-2305 on the ground, all Emery County Roads remain closed to travel for surfaces. Occassional obstacles may strike frame. 435-636-3600 )" Trailhead ¾½ Mtn. Bike !(1 ! ! ! ! ! T17/R11 Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry, Fee Area, Info. 435-636-3600 Green River Clinic 435-564-3434 OHVs. tell someone where you are going, and the time you expect Rocky surfaces, sharp turns, switch-backs, steep Land for Conveyance State Wildlife Reserve # 2 T18/R10 Staging, No Facilities Emery County Sheriff 435-381-2404 No person under eight years of age will be allowed to operate an Most Difficult to return. Stick to the trail. Always give yourself plenty of time Warning Jeep Route !( ! ! ! ! to complete a trail. Don't be too proud to turn back if time or Carbon County Sheriff 435-636-3251 OHV on the Emery County designated off-highway system. OHV grades, narrow pasages, low overhangs, ledges and large rocks. Can be Emery County daylight is running out. Dress properly for the season and be Bureau of Land Mgmt. Tribal Lands !(3 ! ! ! ! ! T19/R11 Cedar Mountain Over Look, Scenic View of San Rafael Swell operators between the ages of eight and sixteen must possess an slippery and muddy when wet. May have tree stumps, limbs or other 75 East Main prepared for unexpected weather changes. 4 OHV education certificate as issued by the Utah Division of Parks debris. Machines with low ground clearance may strike or high center on National Parks Dept. Of Defense Castle Dale, UT 84513 !( ! T19/R07 Rock Canyon Staging, No Facilities, Seasonal Restrictions and Recreation (UCA 41-22-30). obstacles. Some riders may be more comfortable using 4-wheel drive TRAIL SEASON 435-381-3556 0 2 4 Miles !(5 ! ! ! ! T19/R06 Black Dragon Staging, Facilities, Seasonal Restrictions All operators sixteen years of age and older must possess either a machines. Natl. Forest Service Other Federal valid operator's license as provided in Title 53, Chapter 3, Uniform Except for heavy snow years, much of the area can be !(6 ! ! ! ! T19/R11 MK Tunnels, Testing Tunnels Dug By The U.S. Government 1950s E x t r e m e May be extremely steep and rocky with ledges and drop-offs, traveled year-round. The exception is the Manti-Lasal For questions or problems about Driver License Act or an OHV education certificate as issued by narrow switchbacks, boulders and uneven or unbalanced trail surfaces. National Forest trails, which are only accessible from late Emery County Roads, contact !(7 ! T21/R06 Hole Trail Staging, No Facilities, Seasonal Restrictions the Utah Division of Parks and Recreation (UCA 41-22-29 and May be long stretches of loose rock or deep sand on steep grades with spring until late fall. UCA 41-22-30). Emery County Road Department !(8 ! ! ! T19/R11 Buckhorn Wash Rock Art Panel, Nationally Recognized All riders under the age of 18 may not operate or ride an off- extreme side-slopes. Some obstacles will high center most machines. 435-381-3510. 24 STATE HIGHWAY 9 T20/R10 The Wedge Overlook, Scenic View Little Grand Canyon highway vehicle on the system unless the person is wearing a Four-wheel drive is recommended. In some areas it may be necessary to Trail difficulty ratings are relative (! !( ! ! ! ! properly-fitted Snell or DOT approved protective headgear walk machines over or have a helping third hand. These routes require to the vehicle used, your skill !(10 ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! T20/R11 Camping Area, San Rafael River, Historic Swinging Bridge, Built 1930s designed for motorized use (UCA 41-2-10.8). experienced riders with a full array of good riding skills. All users should ¤£6 FEDERAL HIGHWAY Travel Routes DISCLAIMER level and the condition of the trail. !(11 ! ! T20/R09 Bellevue Flats, Sids Mountain, Staging, No Facilities, Interpretive Site No person between eight and sixteen years of age may operate an consider riding abilities and machine capabilities before attempting these These trail ratings reflect a basic off-highway vehicle on the system unless under the direct visual Emery County IT Department assumes no responsibility for errors or 70 routes. Federal / State Highways level of difficulty and should be INTERSTATE !(12 ! ! ! T22/R06 Rochester Rock Art Panel, Nationally Recognized, Hiking 1/2 Mile supervision of an adult who is at least 18 years of age or older omissions in these materials. While the data has been tested for ¨¦§ (UCA 41-22-1.5 and 41-22-18). used with caution; trail conditions !(13 ! ! ! ! T21/R14 Black Dragon Canyon Rock Art Important OHV Laws to Remember accuracy and content, Emery County disclaims any responsibility for can change rather quickly. If All users of the Emery County off-highway vehicle system must County/BLM System !(14 ! ! ! T22/R11 The Wickiup, Staging, No Facilities, Large Group Sites obey all traffic and other safety laws and rules as designated the accuracy or correctness of the data. you are unsure of your abilities Emery County System BLM System 1. OHVs must have a current registration to operate on Road Number Road Number (UCA 41-6-44). public land. Emery County makes no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the or vehicle, you might consider !(15 ! ! T22/R10 Locomotive Point, Head of Sinbad Rock Art, Dutchman's Arch A complete copy of Emery County OHV Ordinance 50305 and Roads Closed to OHV's 2. OHV operators 8 to 16 years old must have a Utah safety certificate accuracy or completeness of the information, text, graphics, or trying one of the easier trails first. EM1012 B6753 16 T22/R10 Lone Warrior Rock Art Site Off-Highway Vehicle Travel Map is available online at !( ! ! ! ! ! or a drivers license to drive on public land. other items contained within these materials. www.emerycounty.com or at the Emery County Courthouse, In no event shall Emery County become liable to users of this data, !(17 ! ! ! ! ! T23/R10 Swasey Cabin Historic Site, Built 1920's Emery County Public Lands Department, (435) 381-3556.
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