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Coral Pink Sand Dunes, Utah: Rules: Must have a whip flag and OHV sticker. Campgrounds have speed limits and quiet hours. No alcoholic beverages in the dunes while riding. There is no helmet law or law against 2 up riding. There's probably more which you can find at theBLM welcome center. Camping is free at the Meadows but you have to pay at the campground and day use areas. |
First things first - here are the rules. |
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These late afternoon pictures really show the color of the dunes. Kind of a pinkish-orange color. |
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Never the same color in the pictures. The main dunes area is about 3 miles long and less than a mile wide. The dunes' aren't very tall but some are fairly steep. The sand is VERY fine and soft. |
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The NorthWest part of the main dune areas has a lot of paths up the bordering hills. Not too steep but some are pretty long. |
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Part of the 200 acre off-limits beetle habitat... You can walk there if you want. The area is clearly marked. |
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A couple of quads running around the only "bowl" in the dunes. |
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A Jeep on the dunes. I don't believe street-legal vehicles are allowed on the dunes and you must have a whip flag. |
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Overlooking the dunes from one of the hills on the East side. |
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Most of the dunes are shaped like this. |
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The Sand Canyon Wash Trail runs most of the length of the dunes on the East side. It's one-way which is a good thing and a pretty fun ride. |
