Seeking Utah suggestions

hugemoth · 02-25-2010, 05:21 AM

What I'm looking for is suggested boondock type camp spots on BLM or USFS land close to scenic areas, national parks and monuments. Will be exploring on the bike during the day and returning to the truck at night. My rig is a small 2wd Toyota pickup with a 200cc street legal dual sport bike on a light trailer. No facilities needed and I practice zero impact camping, no fires, etc.. Time frame is the month of April and early May.

Camp locations and interesting photogenic ride suggestions appreciated.

Q

frank wheelbarrow · 02-25-2010, 05:54 AM

Depending on when your coming, would be a deciding factor where I would recommend. Any time soon and its St George and Mesquite. April even March and its the Moab area. Oh and any night time visits to town would be a deciding factor of which camping spot I would recommend as well.

Here in the Joshua Trees is pretty cool.

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If dry and no rain u can sneak in down here with no problems in 2wd.

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02-25-2010, 05:21 AM	#1
hugemoth ^OP Banned Joined: Sep 2007 Location: Bend, Oregon summer, Snowbird in winter Oddometer: 2,078	Seeking Utah suggestions What I'm looking for is suggested boondock type camp spots on BLM or USFS land close to scenic areas, national parks and monuments. Will be exploring on the bike during the day and returning to the truck at night. My rig is a small 2wd Toyota pickup with a 200cc street legal dual sport bike on a light trailer. No facilities needed and I practice zero impact camping, no fires, etc.. Time frame is the month of April and early May. Camp locations and interesting photogenic ride suggestions appreciated. Q

02-25-2010, 05:54 AM	#2
frank wheelbarrow ten four Joined: Jan 2007 Location: NORTHERN UTAH.... PLANET EARTH ITS ALL THE SAME Oddometer: 682	Depending on when your coming, would be a deciding factor where I would recommend. Any time soon and its St George and Mesquite. April even March and its the Moab area. Oh and any night time visits to town would be a deciding factor of which camping spot I would recommend as well. Here in the Joshua Trees is pretty cool. View Larger Map"> View Larger Map If dry and no rain u can sneak in down here with no problems in 2wd. View Larger Map"> View Larger Map __________________ around the world "As Jonah used to say, a bike can never have too much gas.... unless it's on fire."

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