Sand Mountain Open OHV Area
Parks in Hurricane, Utah
Sand Mountain Open OHV Area is a park in Hurricane, Utah. Sand Mountain Open Off-Highway Vehicle Area near Hurricane, Utah: BLM sand dunes for ATVs and UTVs next to Sand Hollow State Park. No fees.
About Sand Mountain Open OHV Area
Sand Mountain Open OHV Area
The Sand Mountain Open Off-Highway Vehicle Area is BLM land next to Sand Hollow State Park near Hurricane, Utah, popular for riding ATVs, UTVs and dirt bikes on its dunes. The BLM designated it an open area in 1999. There are no fees.
Getting There
From the Southern Parkway (SR-7), take the Sand Hollow Road exit and continue about half a mile to Waddy's Corral Trailhead. Sand Hollow State Park, which has its own entrance fee, borders the area and offers additional dune access and camping.
Rules and Camping
Dispersed camping is allowed for up to 14 days in any 28-day period. Utah requires OHV registration, and dune riding typically calls for a whip flag so other riders can see you over the crests. Bring water and fuel, since there are no services at the dunes, and avoid the hottest summer afternoons, when temperatures regularly pass 100°F.
Contact
The area is managed by the BLM St. George Field Office, 345 East Riverside Drive, St. George, (435) 688-3200. See our ATV and off-road guide for more riding areas.
What services does Sand Mountain Open OHV Area offer?
Other parks near Hurricane
- Quail Creek State Park472 N 5300 W, Hurricane
- Sand Hollow State Park3351 Sand Hollow Rd, Hurricane
- Toquerville FallsToquerville
- Red Cliffs National Conservation AreaI-15 Exit 22-23, Leeds
- Fossil Falls Park2444 E Dinosaur Crossing Dr, St. George
- Crimson Ridge Park3100 E Crimson Ridge Dr, St. George
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Sand Mountain Open OHV Area at a glance
- Category
- Parks
- Area
- Hurricane, UT 84737
- Phone
- (435) 688-3200
- utsgmail@blm.gov
- Website
- blm.gov
- Serves
- Hurricane, St. George, Washington, LaVerkin
- Last checked by SGWOM
- against the business's own sources
