The cold weather may be on its way in, but that hasn’t slowed the efforts of the OHV clubs and organizations who work tirelessly to help keep Utah’s trails a favorite the world over. This month, members from two clubs – the Northern Utah ATV Trail Riders and the Public Lands Equal Access Alliance – […]
Celebrate Iron Mission Days at Frontier Homestead
Frontier Homestead State Park Museum once again celebrates the founding of Cedar City with a day of activities designed to honor the spirit of our community and those that created opportunities for our growth. Come and enjoy the cool crisp fall air on Saturday November 5th from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm as Frontier Homestead hosts its […]
What To Expect When You Fall In Cold Water
You’ve heard our tips on how to be safe when out boating on Cold Water; but sometimes things happen, and you can find yourself in a bad situation. Unless you’ve directly experienced it before, it’s hard to imagine what being immersed in cold water actually feels like. For example, it is a common misunderstanding that […]
Is Camp Floyd Haunted?
Is Camp Floyd haunted? Due to popular demand, Camp Floyd State Park is adding an additional date for their popular Ghost Hunt! It is limited to 40 participants. Admission fees are $5 per person. Reservations are required and can be made by calling the park at 801-768-8932. Reservations will open September 27, 2016. Participants are encouraged […]
UAA raises 3rd Kiosk with help from the Sage Riders
The volunteers are at it again! Members from the Utah ATV Association and the Sage Riders Motorcycle Club came together to help build an OHV Kiosk in Juab County near Cherry Creek. In total, 16 volunteers lent their sweat and hard work to the construction effort. The group consisted of both experienced riders and others with […]
Utah Snowmobile Association Volunteers Push Through The Cold
It’s getting cold outside; but to outdoor lovers, this means the fun is just about to start. But before the fun in the snow can begin, there is plenty of work that needs to get done first. Much of the work across the state is supplemented by volunteers. Volunteers from the Utah Snowmobile Association chose […]
Private Partners Team Up With State, Federal Agencies for Trail System Upkeep
Everyone loves OHV trails, but very few go out of their way and look for ways to directly help keep trails a safe, fun, and clean place for everyone. Ray Golden, manager of the Ticaboo Resort, along with his staff, have been working diligently towards this goal. The Ticaboo Resort has helped host the local […]
Tips: Boating in Cold Water
Temperatures are dropping, which means so is the water at your favorite Utah boating spots. So, before heading out, we’ve put together some tips to help keep you safe and warm. Boating season is almost over, so get out and enjoy yourself before the ice comes in! 1) Check the Weather Check at least 3 […]
Check Out Our October Events
It’s that time of year again! The temperature is dropping, the leaves are changing, and goblins, ghosts and ghouls will soon be the norm. With so many possibilities and fun things happening around Utah this October, we’ve decided to give you a list of our favorite Utah State Park activities you can check out this month. […]
The 2016 Bison Roundup is Here!
ANTELOPE ISLAND STATE PARK – The 2016 Antelope Island Bison Roundup is just around the corner, and this year’s event will feature some new updates while still keeping true to an exciting tradition with rich history. Held each year at Antelope Island State Park, the Bison Roundup is a primary tool utilized to help ensure […]