There are no facilities of any type at White Wash Sand Dunes. Go east (left) at 12.3 miles southwest of I-70. Be sure to bear right 4.5 miles from I-70, and then continue straight at 7.8 miles from I-70. Continue southwest on the Floy Wash Road for 12 miles. To reach the White Wash Sand Dunes from Moab drive 7 miles west of Highway 191 on I-70. Please avoid damaging these trees and give them a wide berth to reduce potential for soil compaction. The cottonwood trees growing in the White Wash area are quite unique. Bighorn sheep inhabit this area riders should avoid stressing these animals by giving them the space they need. These routes are marked with white arrows and/or white paint. You must stay on designated roads and trails when riding outside the dune area. Revenues generated from OHV user fees are dedicated to construction, improvement, operation and maintenance of OHV trails.įor assistance with questions concerning OHV’s, along with online registation forms, visit:
MOAB UTAH LODGING MORATORIUM REGISTRATION
Proof of ownership: title or current registration or bill of sale.Proof of residency: driver’s license or other state issued identification.When applying in person, you will need the following: Please note that this permit is only for riding on Moab’s OHV trails, not on roads, streets and highways.
MOAB UTAH LODGING MORATORIUM FULL
The permits are $30 and are good for a full year. Permits are available at the vendors shown below. If your vehicle is not street legal you need to purchase a permit either online or in town.
If a street-legal OHV is registered and has a license plate from your home state, and it meets all of Utah’s street-legal requirements (shown above), you do not need to purchase a Utah Non-Resident OHV Permit. All OHV registrations are handled by the Utah Division of Motor Vehicles. Events submit an event blog contact search Covid-19 Info ☰Īny OHV being operated or transported on public lands, roads, or trails, of the State of Utah must display a current OHV registration sticker.
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