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West Rim |
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West Rim is one of the most popular trails offered for Trail Hero. What makes it so popular is that if you are with a group that has a wide range of vehicles, from stock to wild, you will be able to tour together and find something that will challenge you. There are many places where you can drive your stock rig up right next to the built rigs and watch them struggle to make the hardline. You all will be amazed at the incredible 360-degree views of Sand Hollow, Zion Park, Pine Valley Reservoir, St. George, The Arizona Strip, and Hurricane Cliffs.
The trail stages at the Hurricane Water Tanks, then heads over to the lower sand dunes by the golf course. After going down and up the dunes, the course continues to the first slickrock obstacle, The Steps. As the name implies, this is a set of ledges that will test your suspension and driving ability. Like many of the obstacles on West Rim, there are easy, hard, and very hard lines. Lunch is usually held at, appropriately enough, the "Lunch Room," an alcove surrounded on 3 sides by tall rock formations, and a nice viewpoint of Warner Valley and the Arizona Strip to the south. From the Lunch Room, there is plenty of 4-wheeling left. The "Rock Garden" is at the end of West Rim Trail. From there, the return route is down Hurricane Sand Dunes.
This popular trail tends to fill up fast.
Scenery
Incredible 360-degree vistas of Sand Hollow Reservoir, Zion Park, Pine Valley Mountains, Warner Valley, the Arizona Strip, Hurricane Cliffs, and Hurricane Sand dunes.
Surface
Sand dunes and sandy roads, then slickrock ledges and two-track rocky roads.
Trail Details
There a many obstacles on this 4-rated trail, with twice as many options just off the trail. The trail starts with "The Steps" (slickrock ledges) and then to "The Funnel" (a rounded 30" step that requires stacking rocks for stock vehicles). From there, the climb is up a couple more steps to the "West Rim Boulevard", which is a rocky road the feeds several other trails. After turning down onto West Rim, the trail travels along the rim on an alternately rocky and sandy road that is on the rim. You leave the rim to travel between a set of evenly spaced pinnacles, called the "Toll Booths" that tower above the trail and have a ledge that can challenge stock rigs.
A pullout called the "Scenic Loop" has beautiful views of St. George and the airport, and can be a challenge for stock rigs on it's entry steps and a short climb out on dirt. From there, the challenges are various, winding through a rock-walled labyrinth until you reach the Lunch Room. Great views from here, surrounded by rock walls.
There are several challenging obstacles after the Lunch Room, starting with "The Squeeze" that can leave a rock rash on wide vehicles. The trail ends in an area called the "Rock Garden." This area has many various obstacles surrounding an open natural courtyard, allowing spectators to walk from one show to the next. After leaving the trail, the way back is down the Hurricane Sand Dunes, affording a chance to increase the pace and blow out the dust.
West Rim Trail
Date: Saturday, October 8th
Time: 9:30 AM Staging, Departure at 10 AM
Location: Sand Hollow Beach
Trail: West Rim Trail
Rated: 6 with optional lines up to Buggy Obstacles
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Sat Oct. 8th, 2022 |
Moderate |
6 |
$50.00 |
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SXS Plan B |
more::: SXS Plan B :::
Plan B is located at the far south edge of the Hurricane Sand Dunes. The trip from the Hurricane Water Tanks is bumpy until you reach the upper dunes, and then you get to try out your dunes capability. Once you reach the trail, you start right off with an off-camber ditch that leans you close to a rock ledge on your right. Then, you get to climb a max steep hill, then drop down to a max steep drop and a max off-camber turn with an imposing rock on the right. From there, the trail delivers continuous challenges and incredible scenery. After the trail, you can drive down the dunes and enjoy the views of Sand Hollow Reservoir with Zion Park in the background.
Scenery
Plan B takes you far out past the sand dunes of Sand Mountain. It is a very scenic drive through the sand dunes or across the top of West Rim and down to the edge of the dunes. Plan B meanders its way through a few challenging hills and washes, then follows the edge of Sand Mountain with big views of the Arizona Strip and Warner Valley below.
Surface
Sand dunes to the entrance, then slickrock with ledges, cracks, steep walls, and off-camber shelf roads. Return is via the sand dunes.
Trail Details
After the trip up the dunes to the entry, the steep climb and drop-in sometimes catch drivers off guard. There are two off-camber turns that most drivers find unnerving. The "Tilt a Whirl" is an off-camber narrow shelf that is poised above a thirty-foot drop-off. There are some optional obstacles to give the trail a little more of a punch. A highlight of this scenic but challenging drive is the arch found along the cliff-side. This is the perfect spot for lunch before turning back. And of course, we have to find some more obstacles on our way. UTV's should have a minimum of 31" tires. If you choose to do some of the optional obstacles, then 33" tires would be best.
Plan B
Date: Saturday, October 8th
Time: 8:30 AM Staging, Departure at 9 AM
Staging Location: Sand Hollow Beach (Vehicle Passes MUST be obtained at Registration FIRST, you WILL be charged for entering the park without a pass)
Trail: Plan B
Rated: 6
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Sat Oct. 8th, 2022 |
SXS Rock |
6 |
$50.00 |
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SXS West Rim |
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West Rim is one of the most popular trails offered for Trail Hero. What makes it so popular is that if you are with a group that has a wide range of vehicles, from stock to wild, you will be able to tour together and find something that will challenge you. There are many places where you can drive your stock rig up right next to the built rigs and watch them struggle to make the hardline. You all will be amazed at the incredible 360-degree views of Sand Hollow, Zion Park, Pine Valley Reservoir, St. George, The Arizona Strip, and Hurricane Cliffs.
The trail stages at the Hurricane Water Tanks, then heads over to the lower sand dunes by the golf course. After going down and up the dunes, the course continues to the first slickrock obstacle, The Steps. As the name implies, this is a set of ledges that will test your suspension and driving ability. Like many of the obstacles on West Rim, there are easy, hard, and very hard lines. Lunch is usually held at, appropriately enough, the "Lunch Room," an alcove surrounded on 3 sides by tall rock formations, and a nice viewpoint of Warner Valley and the Arizona Strip to the south. From the Lunch Room, there is plenty of 4-wheeling left. The "Rock Garden" is at the end of West Rim Trail. From there, the return route is down Hurricane Sand Dunes.
This popular trail tends to fill up fast.
Scenery
Incredible 360-degree vistas of Sand Hollow Reservoir, Zion Park, Pine Valley Mountains, Warner Valley, the Arizona Strip, Hurricane Cliffs, and Hurricane Sand dunes.
Surface
Sand dunes and sandy roads, then slickrock ledges and two-track rocky roads.
Trail Details
There a many obstacles on this 6-rated trail, with twice as many options just off the trail. The trail starts with "The Steps" (slickrock ledges) and then to "The Funnel" (a rounded 30" step that requires stacking rocks for stock vehicles). From there, the climb is up a couple more steps to the "West Rim Boulevard", which is a rocky road the feeds several other trails. After turning down onto West Rim, the trail travels along the rim on an alternately rocky and sandy road that is on the rim. You leave the rim to travel between a set of evenly spaced pinnacles, called the "Toll Booths" that tower above the trail and have a ledge that can challenge stock UTV's.
A pullout called the "Scenic Loop" has beautiful views of St. George and the airport, and can be a challenge for stock rigs on it's entry steps and a short climb out on dirt. From there, the challenges are various, winding through a rock-walled labyrinth until you reach the Lunch Room. Great views from here, surrounded by rock walls.
There are several challenging obstacles after the Lunch Room, starting with "The Squeeze" that can leave a rock rash on wide vehicles. The trail ends in an area called the "Rock Garden." This area has many various obstacles surrounding an open natural courtyard, allowing spectators to walk from one show to the next. After leaving the trail, the way back is down the Hurricane Sand Dunes, affording a chance to increase the pace and blow out the dust.
West Rim Trail
Date: Saturday, October 8th
Time: 8:30 AM Staging, Departure at 9 AM
Location: Sand Hollow Beach
Trail: West Rim Trail
Rated: 6 with optional lines
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Sat Oct. 8th, 2022 |
SXS Rock |
6 |
$50.00 |
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Smurfette |
more::: Smurfette :::
One of the original trails at Sand Hollow has essentially passed by the wayside as newer trails have been broke open but this classic comes back to life at Trail Hero in 2022. Most people have never heard of the Smurfette trail, which is rated 6. It may be a little too much for larger full sized/full bodied vehicles, but jeeps and mid sized rigs will have a TON of fun.
Trail Details
Start at the Sand Hollow Tunnel and work your way between the Arrowhead Trail and Chain Reaction. once you get into the rocks, it is step after step and climb after climb until you get to the top. Once at the top, you come out next to the end of Double Sammy and pop out right at the Chute. Riders will attempt the Chute if you wish (Which is about the half way point of the trail). Next you will venture over and cross the top of Arrowhead, Front Range, and the start of The Fallen as you work your way along the fenceline. From there you work down towards the old Green Gate hitting obstacles that are a lot of fun.
Date: Saturday, October 8th
Time: 9:30 AM Staging, Departure at 10 AM
Staging Location: Sand Hollow Beach
Trail: Smurfette
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Sat Oct. 8th, 2022 |
Moderate |
6 |
$50.00 |
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Sliplock Gulch |
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This extremely fun trail features a series of steep slicklock waterfalls with plenty of challenges. The trail has three sections.
The first section is the scenic rim road from the dunes to the bottom of the gulch. It has a couple of steep waterfalls that will build your confidence on the slickrock.
The trail enters the second section after crossing into the bottom of the gulch. After entering the gulch, you will come to a series of tight climbs. The second one is Horseshoe Falls. Take the bypass if you want to keep your sheet metal straight. After completing the rest of the climbs in that gulch, the trail exits the gulch and takes the road back down the west side, until turning west and travelling past the start of John's Trail. There is a steep sand drop into a wide slickrock gulch that begins the third section.
The third section starts with a couple of tough ledges. Bypasses are commonly used on them. Towards the end of this section, there is an optional area with a couple of climbs and a tight slot before a wide V-notch. Careful driving is needed to avoid body damage.
This challenging trail is a lot of fun. Be careful, and take the bypasses when you are not confident about an obstacle.
Scenery
Nice high desert scenery, with some views of Sand Hollow Reservoir and Zion Park.
Surface
Sandy Roads for the first part, then steep slickrock waterfalls, then rocky gulches with steep waterfalls and ledges.
Trail Details
There are many 7- and 8-rated optional obstacles on this trail. The most noted is the Horseshoe Falls in the second section. It has been known to have tip overs and breaks regularly. If you attempt it, you should probably have a strap with a few big guys on it to keep the front end down. Body and driveline damage is likely. At the end of the trail, there are several options, including a tight chute, steep waterfall, and a wide V-notch, that have all caused damage.
Date: Saturday, October 8th
Time: 9:30 AM Staging, Departure at 10 AM
Staging Location: Sand Hollow Beach
Trail: Sliplock Gultch
Rated: 6
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Sat Oct. 8th, 2022 |
Moderate |
6 |
$50.00 |
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Plan B...FG |
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Plan B is located at the far south edge of the Hurricane Sand Dunes. The trip from the Hurricane Water Tanks is bumpy until you reach the upper dunes, and then you get to try out your dunes capability. Once you reach the trail, you start right off with an off-camber ditch that leans you close to a rock ledge on your right. Then, you get to climb a max steep hill, then drop down to a max steep drop and a max off-camber turn with an imposing rock on the right. From there, the trail delivers continuous challenges and incredible scenery. After the trail, you can drive down the dunes and enjoy the views of Sand Hollow Reservoir with Zion Park in the background.
Scenery
Plan B takes you far out past the sand dunes of Sand Mountain. It is a very scenic drive through the sand dunes or across the top of West Rim and down to the edge of the dunes. Plan B meanders its way through a few challenging hills and washes, then follows the edge of Sand Mountain with big views of the Arizona Strip and Warner Valley below.
Surface
Sand dunes to the entrance, then slickrock with ledges, cracks, steep walls, and off-camber shelf roads. Return is via the sand dunes.
Trail Details
After the trip up the dunes to the entry, the steep climb and drop-in sometimes catch drivers off guard. There are two off-camber turns that most drivers find unnerving. The "Tilt a Whirl" is an off-camber narrow shelf that is poised above a thirty-foot drop-off. There are some optional obstacles to give the trail a little more of a punch. A highlight of this scenic but challenging drive is the arch found along the cliff-side. This is the perfect spot for lunch before turning back. And of course, we have to find some more obstacles on our way. Rigs should have a lift and a minimum of 31" tires and a rear locker would be a plus. If you choose to do some of the optional obstacles, then 33" tires would be best, with both front and rear lockers.
Plan B
Date: Saturday, October 8th
Time: 8:30 AM Staging, Departure at 9 AM
Staging Location: Sand Hollow Beach (Vehicle Passes MUST be obtained at Registration FIRST, you WILL be charged for entering the park without a pass)
Trail: Plan B
Rated: 6
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Sat Oct. 8th, 2022 |
Moderate |
6 |
$50.00 |
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Sliplock Gulch |
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This extremely fun trail features a series of steep slicklock waterfalls with plenty of challenges. The trail has three sections.
The first section is the scenic rim road from the dunes to the bottom of the gulch. It has a couple of steep waterfalls that will build your confidence on the slickrock.
The trail enters the second section after crossing into the bottom of the gulch. After entering the gulch, you will come to a series of tight climbs. The second one is Horseshoe Falls. Take the bypass if you want to keep your sheet metal straight. After completing the rest of the climbs in that gulch, the trail exits the gulch and takes the road back down the west side, until turning west and travelling past the start of John's Trail. There is a steep sand drop into a wide slickrock gulch that begins the third section.
The third section starts with a couple of tough ledges. Bypasses are commonly used on them. Towards the end of this section, there is an optional area with a couple of climbs and a tight slot before a wide V-notch. Careful driving is needed to avoid body damage.
This challenging trail is a lot of fun. Be careful, and take the bypasses when you are not confident about an obstacle.
Scenery
Nice high desert scenery, with some views of Sand Hollow Reservoir and Zion Park.
Surface
Sandy Roads for the first part, then steep slickrock waterfalls, then rocky gulches with steep waterfalls and ledges.
Trail Details
There are many 7- and 8-rated optional obstacles on this trail. The most noted is the Horseshoe Falls in the second section. It has been known to have tip overs and breaks regularly. If you attempt it, you should probably have a strap with a few big guys on it to keep the front end down. Body and driveline damage is likely. At the end of the trail, there are several options, including a tight chute, steep waterfall, and a wide V-notch, that have all caused damage.
Date: Friday, October 7th
Time: 9:30 AM Staging, Departure at 10 AM
Staging Location: Sand Hollow Beach
Trail: Sliplock Gultch
Rated: 6
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Fri Oct. 7th, 2022 |
Moderate |
6 |
$50.00 |
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Ram Rally Renegade |
moreThe trail is reserved for the Red Rock Ram Rally, to ensure Full Size vehicles and Ram Trucks have a dedicated trail. You may join if you do not drive a Ram Truck, but please be aware that you may be traveling with full sized vehicles.
The Ram Rally Renegade Trail got its name for drivers who don't want to sit on one trail all day. Instead, Renegade hits the hot "optional" obstacles, driving from one end of Sand Mountain to the other. The trail starts off with a trip up the "Launch Pad" which is almost impossible to crawl. From there, you go over and give Johnny's Hot Tub and the steep climb next to it a try. The obstacles keep coming until you reach the 70' max steep chute at the end of Double Sammy. For an 8-rated trail, this one will test drivers and rigs to the max.
Scenery
On Renegade, you get to see it all, since it goes from one corner to the next. Panoramic views of all the area surrounding Sand Mountain and the Hurricane Sand Dunes.
Surface
Sand dunes, steep slickrock, slickrock waterfalls, and dirt roads.
Trail Details
Sand dunes, steep slickrock waterfalls, slickrock climbs, and off camber slickrock
Date: Friday, October 7th
Time: 8:30 AM Staging, Departure at 9 AM
Location: Sand Hollow Beach
Trail: Ram Rally Renegade
Rated: 6 with optional lines up to Buggy Obstacles
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Fri Oct. 7th, 2022 |
Moderate |
6 |
$50.00 |
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West Rim |
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West Rim is one of the most popular trails offered for Trail Hero. What makes it so popular is that if you are with a group that has a wide range of vehicles, from stock to wild, you will be able to tour together and find something that will challenge you. There are many places where you can drive your stock rig up right next to the built rigs and watch them struggle to make the hardline. You all will be amazed at the incredible 360-degree views of Sand Hollow, Zion Park, Pine Valley Reservoir, St. George, The Arizona Strip, and Hurricane Cliffs.
The trail stages at the Hurricane Water Tanks, then heads over to the lower sand dunes by the golf course. After going down and up the dunes, the course continues to the first slickrock obstacle, The Steps. As the name implies, this is a set of ledges that will test your suspension and driving ability. Like many of the obstacles on West Rim, there are easy, hard, and very hard lines. Lunch is usually held at, appropriately enough, the "Lunch Room," an alcove surrounded on 3 sides by tall rock formations, and a nice viewpoint of Warner Valley and the Arizona Strip to the south. From the Lunch Room, there is plenty of 4-wheeling left. The "Rock Garden" is at the end of West Rim Trail. From there, the return route is down Hurricane Sand Dunes.
This popular trail tends to fill up fast.
Scenery
Incredible 360-degree vistas of Sand Hollow Reservoir, Zion Park, Pine Valley Mountains, Warner Valley, the Arizona Strip, Hurricane Cliffs, and Hurricane Sand dunes.
Surface
Sand dunes and sandy roads, then slickrock ledges and two-track rocky roads.
Trail Details
There a many obstacles on this 4-rated trail, with twice as many options just off the trail. The trail starts with "The Steps" (slickrock ledges) and then to "The Funnel" (a rounded 30" step that requires stacking rocks for stock vehicles). From there, the climb is up a couple more steps to the "West Rim Boulevard", which is a rocky road the feeds several other trails. After turning down onto West Rim, the trail travels along the rim on an alternately rocky and sandy road that is on the rim. You leave the rim to travel between a set of evenly spaced pinnacles, called the "Toll Booths" that tower above the trail and have a ledge that can challenge stock rigs.
A pullout called the "Scenic Loop" has beautiful views of St. George and the airport, and can be a challenge for stock rigs on it's entry steps and a short climb out on dirt. From there, the challenges are various, winding through a rock-walled labyrinth until you reach the Lunch Room. Great views from here, surrounded by rock walls.
There are several challenging obstacles after the Lunch Room, starting with "The Squeeze" that can leave a rock rash on wide vehicles. The trail ends in an area called the "Rock Garden." This area has many various obstacles surrounding an open natural courtyard, allowing spectators to walk from one show to the next. After leaving the trail, the way back is down the Hurricane Sand Dunes, affording a chance to increase the pace and blow out the dust.
West Rim Trail
Date: Friday, October 7th
Time: 9:30 AM Staging, Departure at 10 AM
Location: Sand Hollow Beach
Trail: West Rim Trail
Rated: 6 with optional lines up to Buggy Obstacles
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Fri Oct. 7th, 2022 |
Moderate |
6 |
$50.00 |
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SXS Plan B |
more::: SXS Plan B :::
Plan B is located at the far south edge of the Hurricane Sand Dunes. The trip from the Hurricane Water Tanks is bumpy until you reach the upper dunes, and then you get to try out your dunes capability. Once you reach the trail, you start right off with an off-camber ditch that leans you close to a rock ledge on your right. Then, you get to climb a max steep hill, then drop down to a max steep drop and a max off-camber turn with an imposing rock on the right. From there, the trail delivers continuous challenges and incredible scenery. After the trail, you can drive down the dunes and enjoy the views of Sand Hollow Reservoir with Zion Park in the background.
Scenery
Plan B takes you far out past the sand dunes of Sand Mountain. It is a very scenic drive through the sand dunes or across the top of West Rim and down to the edge of the dunes. Plan B meanders its way through a few challenging hills and washes, then follows the edge of Sand Mountain with big views of the Arizona Strip and Warner Valley below.
Surface
Sand dunes to the entrance, then slickrock with ledges, cracks, steep walls, and off-camber shelf roads. Return is via the sand dunes.
Trail Details
After the trip up the dunes to the entry, the steep climb and drop-in sometimes catch drivers off guard. There are two off-camber turns that most drivers find unnerving. The "Tilt a Whirl" is an off-camber narrow shelf that is poised above a thirty-foot drop-off. There are some optional obstacles to give the trail a little more of a punch. A highlight of this scenic but challenging drive is the arch found along the cliff-side. This is the perfect spot for lunch before turning back. And of course, we have to find some more obstacles on our way. UTV's should have a minimum of 31" tires. If you choose to do some of the optional obstacles, then 33" tires would be best.
Plan B
Date: Friday, October 7th
Time: 8:30 AM Staging, Departure at 9 AM
Staging Location: Sand Hollow Beach (Vehicle Passes MUST be obtained at Registration FIRST, you WILL be charged for entering the park without a pass)
Trail: Plan B
Rated: 6
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Fri Oct. 7th, 2022 |
SXS Rock |
6 |
$50.00 |
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SXS Night Run |
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Plan B is located at the far south edge of the Hurricane Sand Dunes, mix that with West Rim in Reverse! It's gonna offer views for days and terrain that is amazing and fun! The trip from the Hurricane Water Tanks is bumpy until you reach the upper dunes, and then you get to try out your dunes capability. Once you reach the trail, you start right off with an off-camber ditch that leans you close to a rock ledge on your right. Then, you get to climb a max steep hill, then drop down to a max steep drop and a max off-camber turn with an imposing rock on the right. From there, the trail delivers continuous challenges and incredible scenery. After the trail, you can drive down the dunes and enjoy the views of Sand Hollow Reservoir with Zion Park in the background.
Scenery
Plan B takes you far out past the sand dunes of Sand Mountain. It is a very scenic drive through the sand dunes or across the top of West Rim and down to the edge of the dunes. Plan B meanders its way through a few challenging hills and washes, then follows the edge of Sand Mountain with big views of the Arizona Strip and Warner Valley below.
Surface
Sand dunes to the entrance, then slickrock with ledges, cracks, steep walls, and off-camber shelf roads. Return is via the sand dunes.
Trail Details
After the trip up the dunes to the entry, the steep climb and drop-in sometimes catch drivers off guard. There are two off-camber turns that most drivers find unnerving. The "Tilt a Whirl" is an off-camber narrow shelf that is poised above a thirty-foot drop-off. There are some optional obstacles to give the trail a little more of a punch. A highlight of this scenic but challenging drive is the arch found along the cliff-side. This is the perfect spot for lunch before turning back. And of course, we have to find some more obstacles on our way.
Plan B & West Rim
Date: Friday, October 7th
Time: 5:30 PM Staging, Departure at 6 PM
Staging Location: Sand Hollow Beach (Vehicle Passes MUST be obtained at Registration FIRST, you WILL be charged for entering the park without a pass)
Trail: Plan B
Rated: 6
Product: SXSNightRun-FriOct8th2021
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Fri Oct. 7th, 2022 |
SXS Rock |
6 |
$50.00 |
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Plan B...FG |
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Plan B is located at the far south edge of the Hurricane Sand Dunes. The trip from the Hurricane Water Tanks is bumpy until you reach the upper dunes, and then you get to try out your dunes capability. Once you reach the trail, you start right off with an off-camber ditch that leans you close to a rock ledge on your right. Then, you get to climb a max steep hill, then drop down to a max steep drop and a max off-camber turn with an imposing rock on the right. From there, the trail delivers continuous challenges and incredible scenery. After the trail, you can drive down the dunes and enjoy the views of Sand Hollow Reservoir with Zion Park in the background.
Scenery
Plan B takes you far out past the sand dunes of Sand Mountain. It is a very scenic drive through the sand dunes or across the top of West Rim and down to the edge of the dunes. Plan B meanders its way through a few challenging hills and washes, then follows the edge of Sand Mountain with big views of the Arizona Strip and Warner Valley below.
Surface
Sand dunes to the entrance, then slickrock with ledges, cracks, steep walls, and off-camber shelf roads. Return is via the sand dunes.
Trail Details
After the trip up the dunes to the entry, the steep climb and drop-in sometimes catch drivers off guard. There are two off-camber turns that most drivers find unnerving. The "Tilt a Whirl" is an off-camber narrow shelf that is poised above a thirty-foot drop-off. There are some optional obstacles to give the trail a little more of a punch. A highlight of this scenic but challenging drive is the arch found along the cliff-side. This is the perfect spot for lunch before turning back. And of course, we have to find some more obstacles on our way. Rigs should have a lift and a minimum of 31" tires and a rear locker would be a plus. If you choose to do some of the optional obstacles, then 33" tires would be best, with both front and rear lockers.
Plan B
Date: Tuesday, October 4th
Time: 8:30 AM Staging, Departure at 9 AM
Staging Location: Sand Hollow Beach (Vehicle Passes MUST be obtained at Registration FIRST, you WILL be charged for entering the park without a pass)
Trail: Plan B
Rated: 6
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Tues. Oct. 4th, 2022 |
Moderate |
6 |
$50.00 |
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West Rim |
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West Rim is one of the most popular trails offered for Trail Hero. What makes it so popular is that if you are with a group that has a wide range of vehicles, from stock to wild, you will be able to tour together and find something that will challenge you. There are many places where you can drive your stock rig up right next to the built rigs and watch them struggle to make the hardline. You all will be amazed at the incredible 360-degree views of Sand Hollow, Zion Park, Pine Valley Reservoir, St. George, The Arizona Strip, and Hurricane Cliffs.
The trail stages at the Hurricane Water Tanks, then heads over to the lower sand dunes by the golf course. After going down and up the dunes, the course continues to the first slickrock obstacle, The Steps. As the name implies, this is a set of ledges that will test your suspension and driving ability. Like many of the obstacles on West Rim, there are easy, hard, and very hard lines. Lunch is usually held at, appropriately enough, the "Lunch Room," an alcove surrounded on 3 sides by tall rock formations, and a nice viewpoint of Warner Valley and the Arizona Strip to the south. From the Lunch Room, there is plenty of 4-wheeling left. The "Rock Garden" is at the end of West Rim Trail. From there, the return route is down Hurricane Sand Dunes.
This popular trail tends to fill up fast.
Scenery
Incredible 360-degree vistas of Sand Hollow Reservoir, Zion Park, Pine Valley Mountains, Warner Valley, the Arizona Strip, Hurricane Cliffs, and Hurricane Sand dunes.
Surface
Sand dunes and sandy roads, then slickrock ledges and two-track rocky roads.
Trail Details
There a many obstacles on this 4-rated trail, with twice as many options just off the trail. The trail starts with "The Steps" (slickrock ledges) and then to "The Funnel" (a rounded 30" step that requires stacking rocks for stock vehicles). From there, the climb is up a couple more steps to the "West Rim Boulevard", which is a rocky road the feeds several other trails. After turning down onto West Rim, the trail travels along the rim on an alternately rocky and sandy road that is on the rim. You leave the rim to travel between a set of evenly spaced pinnacles, called the "Toll Booths" that tower above the trail and have a ledge that can challenge stock rigs.
A pullout called the "Scenic Loop" has beautiful views of St. George and the airport, and can be a challenge for stock rigs on it's entry steps and a short climb out on dirt. From there, the challenges are various, winding through a rock-walled labyrinth until you reach the Lunch Room. Great views from here, surrounded by rock walls.
There are several challenging obstacles after the Lunch Room, starting with "The Squeeze" that can leave a rock rash on wide vehicles. The trail ends in an area called the "Rock Garden." This area has many various obstacles surrounding an open natural courtyard, allowing spectators to walk from one show to the next. After leaving the trail, the way back is down the Hurricane Sand Dunes, affording a chance to increase the pace and blow out the dust.
West Rim Trail
Date: Tuesday, October 4th
Time: 9:30 AM Staging, Departure at 10 AM
Location: Sand Hollow Beach
Trail: West Rim Trail
Rated: 6 with optional lines up to Buggy Obstacles
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Tues. Oct. 4th, 2022 |
Moderate |
6 |
$50.00 |
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Plan B...FG |
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Plan B is located at the far south edge of the Hurricane Sand Dunes. The trip from the Hurricane Water Tanks is bumpy until you reach the upper dunes, and then you get to try out your dunes capability. Once you reach the trail, you start right off with an off-camber ditch that leans you close to a rock ledge on your right. Then, you get to climb a max steep hill, then drop down to a max steep drop and a max off-camber turn with an imposing rock on the right. From there, the trail delivers continuous challenges and incredible scenery. After the trail, you can drive down the dunes and enjoy the views of Sand Hollow Reservoir with Zion Park in the background.
Scenery
Plan B takes you far out past the sand dunes of Sand Mountain. It is a very scenic drive through the sand dunes or across the top of West Rim and down to the edge of the dunes. Plan B meanders its way through a few challenging hills and washes, then follows the edge of Sand Mountain with big views of the Arizona Strip and Warner Valley below.
Surface
Sand dunes to the entrance, then slickrock with ledges, cracks, steep walls, and off-camber shelf roads. Return is via the sand dunes.
Trail Details
After the trip up the dunes to the entry, the steep climb and drop-in sometimes catch drivers off guard. There are two off-camber turns that most drivers find unnerving. The "Tilt a Whirl" is an off-camber narrow shelf that is poised above a thirty-foot drop-off. There are some optional obstacles to give the trail a little more of a punch. A highlight of this scenic but challenging drive is the arch found along the cliff-side. This is the perfect spot for lunch before turning back. And of course, we have to find some more obstacles on our way. Rigs should have a lift and a minimum of 31" tires and a rear locker would be a plus. If you choose to do some of the optional obstacles, then 33" tires would be best, with both front and rear lockers.
Plan B
Date: Wednesday, October 5th
Time: 8:30 AM Staging, Departure at 9 AM
Staging Location: Sand Hollow Beach (Vehicle Passes MUST be obtained at Registration FIRST, you WILL be charged for entering the park without a pass)
Trail: Plan B
Rated: 6
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Wed. Oct 5th, 2022 |
Moderate |
6 |
$50.00 |
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Sliplock Gulch |
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This extremely fun trail features a series of steep slicklock waterfalls with plenty of challenges. The trail has three sections.
The first section is the scenic rim road from the dunes to the bottom of the gulch. It has a couple of steep waterfalls that will build your confidence on the slickrock.
The trail enters the second section after crossing into the bottom of the gulch. After entering the gulch, you will come to a series of tight climbs. The second one is Horseshoe Falls. Take the bypass if you want to keep your sheet metal straight. After completing the rest of the climbs in that gulch, the trail exits the gulch and takes the road back down the west side, until turning west and travelling past the start of John's Trail. There is a steep sand drop into a wide slickrock gulch that begins the third section.
The third section starts with a couple of tough ledges. Bypasses are commonly used on them. Towards the end of this section, there is an optional area with a couple of climbs and a tight slot before a wide V-notch. Careful driving is needed to avoid body damage.
This challenging trail is a lot of fun. Be careful, and take the bypasses when you are not confident about an obstacle.
Scenery
Nice high desert scenery, with some views of Sand Hollow Reservoir and Zion Park.
Surface
Sandy Roads for the first part, then steep slickrock waterfalls, then rocky gulches with steep waterfalls and ledges.
Trail Details
There are many 7- and 8-rated optional obstacles on this trail. The most noted is the Horseshoe Falls in the second section. It has been known to have tip overs and breaks regularly. If you attempt it, you should probably have a strap with a few big guys on it to keep the front end down. Body and driveline damage is likely. At the end of the trail, there are several options, including a tight chute, steep waterfall, and a wide V-notch, that have all caused damage.
Date: Wednesday, October 5th
Time: 9:30 AM Staging, Departure at 10 AM
Staging Location: Sand Hollow Beach
Trail: Sliplock Gultch
Rated: 6
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Wed. Oct 5th, 2022 |
Moderate |
6 |
$50.00 |
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Ram Rally West Rim |
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The trail is reserved for the Red Rock Ram Rally, to ensure Full Size vehicles and Ram Trucks have a dedicated trail. You may join if you do not drive a Ram Truck, but please be aware that you may be traveling with full sized vehicles.
West Rim is one of the most popular trails offered for Trail Hero. What makes it so popular is that if you are with a group that has a wide range of vehicles, from stock to wild, you will be able to tour together and find something that will challenge you. There are many places where you can drive your stock rig up right next to the built rigs and watch them struggle to make the hardline. You all will be amazed at the incredible 360-degree views of Sand Hollow, Zion Park, Pine Valley Reservoir, St. George, The Arizona Strip, and Hurricane Cliffs.
The trail stages at the Hurricane Water Tanks, then heads over to the lower sand dunes by the golf course. After going down and up the dunes, the course continues to the first slickrock obstacle, The Steps. As the name implies, this is a set of ledges that will test your suspension and driving ability. Like many of the obstacles on West Rim, there are easy, hard, and very hard lines. Lunch is usually held at, appropriately enough, the "Lunch Room," an alcove surrounded on 3 sides by tall rock formations, and a nice viewpoint of Warner Valley and the Arizona Strip to the south. From the Lunch Room, there is plenty of 4-wheeling left. The "Rock Garden" is at the end of West Rim Trail. From there, the return route is down Hurricane Sand Dunes.
This popular trail tends to fill up fast.
Scenery
Incredible 360-degree vistas of Sand Hollow Reservoir, Zion Park, Pine Valley Mountains, Warner Valley, the Arizona Strip, Hurricane Cliffs, and Hurricane Sand dunes.
Surface
Sand dunes and sandy roads, then slickrock ledges and two-track rocky roads.
Trail Details
There a many obstacles on this 4-rated trail, with twice as many options just off the trail. The trail starts with "The Steps" (slickrock ledges) and then to "The Funnel" (a rounded 30" step that requires stacking rocks for stock vehicles). From there, the climb is up a couple more steps to the "West Rim Boulevard", which is a rocky road the feeds several other trails. After turning down onto West Rim, the trail travels along the rim on an alternately rocky and sandy road that is on the rim. You leave the rim to travel between a set of evenly spaced pinnacles, called the "Toll Booths" that tower above the trail and have a ledge that can challenge stock rigs.
A pullout called the "Scenic Loop" has beautiful views of St. George and the airport, and can be a challenge for stock rigs on it's entry steps and a short climb out on dirt. From there, the challenges are various, winding through a rock-walled labyrinth until you reach the Lunch Room. Great views from here, surrounded by rock walls.
There are several challenging obstacles after the Lunch Room, starting with "The Squeeze" that can leave a rock rash on wide vehicles. The trail ends in an area called the "Rock Garden." This area has many various obstacles surrounding an open natural courtyard, allowing spectators to walk from one show to the next. After leaving the trail, the way back is down the Hurricane Sand Dunes, affording a chance to increase the pace and blow out the dust.
West Rim Trail
Date: Thursday, October 6th
Time: 9:30 AM Staging, Departure at 10 AM
Location: Sand Hollow Beach
Trail: West Rim Trail
Rated: 6 with optional lines up to Buggy Obstacles
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Thurs. Oct. 6th, 2022 |
Moderate |
6 |
$50.00 |
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SXS West Rim |
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West Rim is one of the most popular trails offered for Trail Hero. What makes it so popular is that if you are with a group that has a wide range of vehicles, from stock to wild, you will be able to tour together and find something that will challenge you. There are many places where you can drive your stock rig up right next to the built rigs and watch them struggle to make the hardline. You all will be amazed at the incredible 360-degree views of Sand Hollow, Zion Park, Pine Valley Reservoir, St. George, The Arizona Strip, and Hurricane Cliffs.
The trail stages at the Hurricane Water Tanks, then heads over to the lower sand dunes by the golf course. After going down and up the dunes, the course continues to the first slickrock obstacle, The Steps. As the name implies, this is a set of ledges that will test your suspension and driving ability. Like many of the obstacles on West Rim, there are easy, hard, and very hard lines. Lunch is usually held at, appropriately enough, the "Lunch Room," an alcove surrounded on 3 sides by tall rock formations, and a nice viewpoint of Warner Valley and the Arizona Strip to the south. From the Lunch Room, there is plenty of 4-wheeling left. The "Rock Garden" is at the end of West Rim Trail. From there, the return route is down Hurricane Sand Dunes.
This popular trail tends to fill up fast.
Scenery
Incredible 360-degree vistas of Sand Hollow Reservoir, Zion Park, Pine Valley Mountains, Warner Valley, the Arizona Strip, Hurricane Cliffs, and Hurricane Sand dunes.
Surface
Sand dunes and sandy roads, then slickrock ledges and two-track rocky roads.
Trail Details
There a many obstacles on this 6-rated trail, with twice as many options just off the trail. The trail starts with "The Steps" (slickrock ledges) and then to "The Funnel" (a rounded 30" step that requires stacking rocks for stock vehicles). From there, the climb is up a couple more steps to the "West Rim Boulevard", which is a rocky road the feeds several other trails. After turning down onto West Rim, the trail travels along the rim on an alternately rocky and sandy road that is on the rim. You leave the rim to travel between a set of evenly spaced pinnacles, called the "Toll Booths" that tower above the trail and have a ledge that can challenge stock UTV's.
A pullout called the "Scenic Loop" has beautiful views of St. George and the airport, and can be a challenge for stock rigs on it's entry steps and a short climb out on dirt. From there, the challenges are various, winding through a rock-walled labyrinth until you reach the Lunch Room. Great views from here, surrounded by rock walls.
There are several challenging obstacles after the Lunch Room, starting with "The Squeeze" that can leave a rock rash on wide vehicles. The trail ends in an area called the "Rock Garden." This area has many various obstacles surrounding an open natural courtyard, allowing spectators to walk from one show to the next. After leaving the trail, the way back is down the Hurricane Sand Dunes, affording a chance to increase the pace and blow out the dust.
West Rim Trail
Date: Thursday, October 6th
Time: 8:30 AM Staging, Departure at 9 AM
Location: Sand Hollow Beach
Trail: West Rim Trail
Rated: 6 with optional lines
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Thurs. Oct. 6th, 2022 |
SXS Rock |
6 |
$50.00 |
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Vets Access The Fallen Lite |
more::: Veteran's Access Day - The Fallen Lite :::
This trail is arranged as a Veterans Access Run while Trail Hero and our trail riders will play host to the Veteran's of Vietnam, and Trail Hero is proud to call them our partner. If you sign up for this trail, YOU WILL be asked to sacrafice atleast one seat (Perferably a front seat) to one of our amazing Veteran's. This trail is catered with Breakfast and Lunch as well by Hero For A Day. If you are a Veteran, you can get a refund for this trail at onsite Registration, just show proof of service to receive your refund.
This trail was built by a couple local Veterans who wanted to give back to their fallen brothers and sisters, with obstacles dedicated to fallen soldiers from each of the American Conflicts. The main trail is rated a HARD 8 with a couple obstacles at a 9 rating. However there is a shadow trail (The Fallen Lite) rated 6 right next to the main trail. If drivers and riders want to give certain obstacles a shot, they can jump in or out of the trail at any point. 10 plaques at 10 obstacles, The Fallen also has a memorial for anyone wishing to leave memories of their friends or family.
Scenery
The scenery is spectacular from almost every part of this run. To the south, there are slickrock canyons with hoodoos and many rock formations. Sand Hollow Reservoir lies just to the north, with Zion Park in the background. The lower Hurricane Sand Dunes are just to the east, with Hurricane Cliffs in the background. In the winter time, the Pine Valley Mountains to the west are usually capped with snow.
Surface
Most of the trail is on the slickrock, with some parts crossing sandy canyon bottoms. The access and return routes are on bumpy sand trail. The route from the top of the slickrock is via the Hurricane Sand Dunes, mostly downhill with a few dune climbs.
Trail Details
The Fallen has obstacles dedicated to fallen service members from the follow conflicts: World War 1, World War 2, Korea, Vietnam, Persian Gulf, Desert Storm, Somalia, Afghanistan, Iraq, and a special obstacle dedicated to a specific service member from Utah that was also a wheeler. This trail can be fun for everyone with all sorts of skill levels and vehicles.
Date: Thursday, October 6th
Time: 9 AM Staging/Breakfast, Departure at 10 AM
Staging Location: Lonny Boys BBQ (Vehicle Passes MUST be obtained at Registration FIRST, You will be charged for entering the park without a pass)
Trail: The Fallen Lite
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Thurs. Oct. 6th, 2022 |
Moderate |
6 |
$50.00 |
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Plan B...FG |
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Plan B is located at the far south edge of the Hurricane Sand Dunes. The trip from the Hurricane Water Tanks is bumpy until you reach the upper dunes, and then you get to try out your dunes capability. Once you reach the trail, you start right off with an off-camber ditch that leans you close to a rock ledge on your right. Then, you get to climb a max steep hill, then drop down to a max steep drop and a max off-camber turn with an imposing rock on the right. From there, the trail delivers continuous challenges and incredible scenery. After the trail, you can drive down the dunes and enjoy the views of Sand Hollow Reservoir with Zion Park in the background.
Scenery
Plan B takes you far out past the sand dunes of Sand Mountain. It is a very scenic drive through the sand dunes or across the top of West Rim and down to the edge of the dunes. Plan B meanders its way through a few challenging hills and washes, then follows the edge of Sand Mountain with big views of the Arizona Strip and Warner Valley below.
Surface
Sand dunes to the entrance, then slickrock with ledges, cracks, steep walls, and off-camber shelf roads. Return is via the sand dunes.
Trail Details
After the trip up the dunes to the entry, the steep climb and drop-in sometimes catch drivers off guard. There are two off-camber turns that most drivers find unnerving. The "Tilt a Whirl" is an off-camber narrow shelf that is poised above a thirty-foot drop-off. There are some optional obstacles to give the trail a little more of a punch. A highlight of this scenic but challenging drive is the arch found along the cliff-side. This is the perfect spot for lunch before turning back. And of course, we have to find some more obstacles on our way. Rigs should have a lift and a minimum of 31" tires and a rear locker would be a plus. If you choose to do some of the optional obstacles, then 33" tires would be best, with both front and rear lockers.
Plan B
Date: Thursday, October 6th
Time: 8:30 AM Staging, Departure at 9 AM
Staging Location: Sand Hollow Beach (Vehicle Passes MUST be obtained at Registration FIRST, you WILL be charged for entering the park without a pass)
Trail: Plan B
Rated: 6
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Thurs. Oct. 6th, 2022 |
Moderate |
6 |
$50.00 |
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