Off Highway Vehicles - Coral Pink Sand Dunes

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Off Highway Vehicles
Coral Pink Sand Dunes
The Coral Pink Sand Dunes are known as ATV Central! Bring your 4X4's, your ATVs, your dirt bikes, your dune buggies and your campers. The park is over 3,700 acres with 2,000 acres of sand to ride, with the
exception of a small section where sand machines are not allowed. The hundreds of miles of quality trails with fantastic views attract off-highway vehicle users. There are sandy dunes, competition hills and some more difficult trail rides in the Moquith Mountain area. Most riders drive straight to the "Sand Highway." You will find this track along the eastern edge of the dunes. Look for a narrow canyon with tracks leading to it. OHV riders rave about the turns and twists on this one way track.
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OHV Regulations
Whiptail Flag - All vehicles must be equipped with a whiptail flag.
Helmet - Any child under the age of 18 is required to wear a helmet. Of course it is suggested that all riders wear one.
Drugs and Alcohol - DUI laws apply to OHV. Do not drink and drive.
Certified - Kids ages 8 - 16 must be certified before they can drive on public land. Call 1.801.538.RIDE for more information. Children under the age of 8 cannot drive a OHV on public lands.
Carrying Passengers - Please don't. It's dangerous and has taken many lives.
Call 1-801-538-RIDE for information on education, laws, and rules. Paddle type tires are recommended for the soft sand and Utah vehicles must be registered for on and off-highway use.
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Services
The closest services to the Coral Pink Sand Dunes are in Mount Carmel Junction. Orderville is 5 miles north of the junction and offers two stations that are equipped for auto repairs. In Mount Carmel Junction - Mount Carmel there are two C-stores and three hotels, three restaurants, a bed and breakfast and two campgrounds. There are more services in Glendale, a mile past Orderville and also more near the east gate of Zion National Park.
Sand Dunes Lodging
Sand Dunes Dining
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Southern Utah Vacation: Canyon Country

The Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park is located southeast of Zion National Park between Mount Carmel Junction and Kanab.
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Nature Notes Many old movies were filmed at the Coral Pink Sand Dunes including: "Arabian Nights" in 1942, "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves" in 1944, "Timbuktu" in 1959, "The Greatest Story Ever Told" in 1965, "MacKenna's Gold" in 1969 and "One Little Indian" in 1973. In 1978 the series "Greatest Heros of the Bible" was also filmed at the Coral Pink Sand Dunes.
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