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Arapeen OHV Trail System
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Alt Names Arapeen, The Arapeen Trail, Reeder Canyon Loop, Potter's Pond - Bacon Rind Canyon, Reeder Canyon Trail, Potter's Pond - Bacon Rind Trail Loop, Manti-la Sal National Forest
Last Known Status Open
DESCRIPTION
Over 350 miles of ATV and OHV roads make up the Arapeen OHV Trail system. Beautiful forest scenery, well maintained trails, multiple staging opportunities and fairly moderately challenging terrain make this a great place to take friends or family. Occasionally ATV jamborees will host their rides along this trail system.
LOCATION
Nearest City Orangeville, UT
GPS Coordinates N 39º 16.009' W 111º 07.762'
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 From: Orangeville, UT

1) Potter's Pond Campground (Northern Access): Take Hwy 29 north about 15 miles
2) Turn right on Miller Flat Rd
3) Continue about 2 miles
4) Turn right at the T-intersection
5) Proceed about 7.5 miles
6) Turn left (west) on Potter's Canyon Rd
7) Proceed about .75 miles to the Potter's Pond Campground


From: Ferron, UT
1) Millsite Campground (Southern Access): Take Ferron Canyon Rd west about 4 miles
2) Millsite Campground will be on your right


From: Orangeville, UT
1) Joe's Valley Campground (Eastern Access): Take Hwy 29 north about 17.5 miles
2) Campground will be on the south side of Hwy 29


From: Manti, UT
1) Manti Community Campground (Western Access): Take Hwy 89 to E.500 south St, turn east
2) Proceed about 6 miles (E.500 South St turns into Manti Canyon Rd
3) Campground will be on your right (south)
AREA TYPE
Area Type Trail
Land Type National Forest
QUALITY
Pros multiple staging opportunities, over 350 miles of OHV roads, beautiful forest scenery
Cons very little single track
Rating Rating    Very Good
Recommended Stay 3-5 Days
Fall
REGULATIONS
Permit Required Yes UT OHV sticker required
Dates Open late May - early November
Spark Arrestor Yes
Noise Limit
Night Riding Unknown
Flags Not Required
Two Strokes No Restriction
Cross Country Prohibited
ATVs No Restriction
UTVs No Restriction
4x4s (registered) Some Areas
Unregistered Cars/4x4s/Buggies No Restriction
Bicycles No Restriction
Hiking No Restriction
Horseback No Restriction
Camping Some Areas (camp in developed sites only)
Campfires Some Areas (permitted in developed campsites only)
Alcohol No Restriction
Fireworks Prohibited
Firearms Some Areas
Law Enforcement Few/Periodic
FEES
Parking Fee No ($0.00)
Entry Fee No ($0.00)
Riding Fee No ($0.00)
Camping Fee
Tent: $0.00
RV: $0.00
Addtl. Vehicle: $0.00
Comment Camping fees vary at different campgrounds
CONTACTS
Contact Info Manti-la Sal National Forest
599 W. Price River Dr
Price, UT 84501
(435) 637-2817
www.fs.fed.us
TERRAIN
Square Miles 900
Miles Of Trail 350
Climate Type Forest
Elevation 5000 to 12000 ft.
Trail Maintenance Marked, Not Rated, Heavily Maintained
Loose Dirt This trail has some loose dirt.Some
Hard Pack The trail has some hard pack terrain.Some
Sand This trail has no sandy areas.None
Mud The trail has little mud after it rains.Little
Dust The trail has some dust on typical days.Some
Rocks This trail has some rocks.Some
Trees The trail has many trees.Many
Steep Hills This trail has few steep hills.Few
Water Crossings The trail has few water crossings.Few
Small Jumps This trail has some small jumps.Some
Large Jumps This trail has few large jumps.Few
Berms The trail has few berms.Few
Sand/Gravel Pits This national forest has no sand or gravel pits.None
Single Track This national forest has few single track trails.Few
Roads This national forest has some roads.Some
Intersections This trail has many intersections.Many
Rider Traffic The national forest has some rider traffic on typical days.Some
Shade This national forest has many shaded areas.Many
Ranges/Gunfire This national forest has few shooting ranges or gunfire.Few
Hazards This trail has few hazards.Few (hazards assumed marked but use caution)
Novice Terrain This trail has some beginner terrain.Some
Amateur Terrain This trail has mostly intermediate level terrain.Mostly
Expert Terrain This trail has little expert terrain.Little
GPS POINTS

KEY SERVICES
First Aid Orangeville, UT
Gasoline Orangeville, UT
Diesel Orangeville, UT
Water Orangeville, UT
RV Hookup Orangeville, UT
RV Disposal Orangeville, UT
Campground Orangeville, UT
Conv Store Orangeville, UT
Swim Area Orangeville, UT
Water Body Orangeville, UT
Boat Ramp Orangeville, UT

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