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Sand Hallow res.. (ST. George)

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look what i can do!!
So, I have been tring to get a few friends to come down to Hurrican UT with me for a few wheeling trips with little success.. Well let me show you what your missing out on!:D

Keep in mind you are within a few min of the sand dunes and lake at all times..
The optional obsticles are as good as any in moab..
 

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00harpdawg

00harpdawg

Registered User
Location
Draper, ut
hey i saw you down there i was in the green yj that pulled up right by the tunnel i can vouch their really are some sweet trails down there that i never knew about till last weekend
 
Darwin

Darwin

GREASE MONKEY
Location
sandy
sand hollow is a blast. i wheeled there several times when i was living in st. george. for day trips there are ways in where you don't have to pay which is nice
 
1\4elliptic toy

1\4elliptic toy

shenanigans!
Location
The Dark Side
You only have to pay if you are inside the lake area (inside the paved road that circles the lake) the dunes and all the trails are in a "no pay" area. You just need a flag.
 
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Kirk

Active Member
Where are these rock crawling areas? We were down there last Friday. We came around back and got on the dunes for a minute, but didn't have flags, and they were giving tickets, so we turned around. We were on the dunes at the south end. Where are the rock crawling areas from where we were?

Thanks
Kirk
 
K

Kirk

Active Member
We started from the private airport area south of hurricane. We stayed south/left at any forks. (I was told the rights went over to the dunes) We went over along the bench where you could look down in the valley where the Honeymoon trail is. We stayed along that bench and headed north towards the dunes - I assume we were the furthest west you could be to get on the dunes. (entered them at the southwest corner) We rode accross them a few hundred yards - staying close the slickrock to the west. Then we turned around and went back on the same road we went in on.
 
kmboren

kmboren

Recovering XJ owner anonymous
Location
Southern Utah
There are lots of trails up there you just have to know how to get to them them. You could drive right buy them and never now you missed them. Once you find them there is AWSOME stuff down there. If you enter on washington dam rode and then take a trial up and then stay west you will find some of the trails.
 
1\4elliptic toy

1\4elliptic toy

shenanigans!
Location
The Dark Side
Kirk said:
We started from the private airport area south of hurricane. We stayed south/left at any forks. (I was told the rights went over to the dunes) We went over along the bench where you could look down in the valley where the Honeymoon trail is. We stayed along that bench and headed north towards the dunes - I assume we were the furthest west you could be to get on the dunes. (entered them at the southwest corner) We rode accross them a few hundred yards - staying close the slickrock to the west. Then we turned around and went back on the same road we went in on.
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Where you entered from, it is straight across the entire dunes to get to the trails, You just drive across the highest point out on the dunes and keep going west. The easiest way to to find them is from the washington dam road staging area.
 
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