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Hook and Ladder OHV Trails

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Photo CreditAnwar Zoueihid

Photo CreditGreg D. Lind

Photo CreditAnwar Zoueihid

Photo CreditGreg D. Lind

Also known as "Cameo Cliffs". Offers jeeping and ATV'ing on a network of routes.

Community: La Sal

Length: 40 miles

Information: 435-259-2100

Website: https://www.blm.gov/utah

Directions

From Moab, head south on U.S. Highway 191 for approximately 22 miles. Turn east at the sign for "OHV Trailhead". The trailhead is located about 1 mile from U.S. Highway 191 on a paved road.

Note: this area is also called "Cameo Cliffs".

Notes

Plan ahead and prepare for your adventures
Stay on designated trails
Leave artifacts where you spot them
Do not enter any archaeological structures
Do not eat near archaeological sites
Leave historic sites and rock art untouched
Pack out what you pack in
Properly dispose of human and pet waste
Respect and be aware of wildlife
Keep dogs on leashes at all times and away from archaeological structures

Vehicle: 4 Wheel Drive; Overland Vehicle; ATV; Dirt Bike

Hook and Ladder OHV Trails

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