.I dont know if you remember but I think you still have one of those laying around my garage somewhere.
I forgot about that I will have to get that and have jason come get it. He would probly be happy to have it. And that picture is after we pulled it straigt with the winch to be able to drive it back to the trailer.Looks like fun, too bad it was twice as far as I could go this weekend. Any way I'll have to make it the next time for sure. Thats just a small bend in the that tie rod
It's about 45 minutes east of strawberry reservoir.
It would be a situation much like Coyote Canyon in Moab, it needs to be re-added to the BLM motorized travel plan.
Ok I will try. Most people know where heber is so I will start from there. From heber head east going up daniels summit go past daniels summit lodge heading east to strawberry res. from there keep heading east the next town you come to will be frutland utah dont blink you will miss it. From there keep heading east on Hwy 40 tell you come to a big long bridge that drives over starvation res. From there keep driving east on Hwy 40 tell you come to the town of Duchesne just as you get into town you willl see a phillips 66 gas station on the left side. Just to the left of the gas station there is a kinda steep dirt road that heads up onto the bench follow that dirt road tell you comr to a signe that says knights hollow this is state park do not turn in there you want to turn in to the next left that you can make.Pick out a spoy to unload and have fun. So in short take Hwy 40 from Heber all the way to duchesne. It's about 1 hr from Heber
I am trying to get specifics this week. It it a hard thing to track down all I got today is that it is BLM? and may still be leased to the oil fields ? and it used to be part of the old coke oil fields.Might want to check into the new RMP that went into effect for that area, official last fall. It pretty much changed everything in the area to "limited to designated routes only" and unless a club or group pursued that route with the BLM, its surely not a designated route.
If you have specifics on the location you could email or PM me I would be glad to look into the specifics, find out for sure if its closed. There are still some "cross-country" open areas spread out throughout the state and with any luck this could be on one of those parcels.
