Little Sahara
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Five destinations. A whole state of adventure.
The climb. The color. The last light on the sand.
Find the place your crew will talk about all year.
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West-central Utah / Little Sahara
A skyline made of sand. A base camp for your crew. Little Sahara is where the weekend gets a little bigger.
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Set it up while you have a signal. Mark your camp before heading out. Stop safely to check your phone; a bearing does not identify a safe or legal route.
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| Destination | Managed by | Ground | Entry |
|---|---|---|---|
| Little Sahara | BLM Fillmore Field Office | Dunes, trails and sagebrush flats | $18 per vehicle per night, camping included |
| Sand Hollow | Utah State Parks; BLM next door | Red dunes and slickrock | State park $25 for Utah residents, $35 for non-residents; BLM Waddy's Corral trailhead lists no fee |
| Coral Pink Sand Dunes | Utah State Parks and BLM | Open dunes, about 90 percent rideable | $15 per vehicle |
| Knolls | BLM Salt Lake Field Office | Dunes, hills and mud flats | $10 day use |
| White Wash Sand Dunes | BLM Moab Field Office | Fenced open dunes and designated routes | BLM's pages list no fee |
Fees are per vehicle unless noted. Each destination guide carries the full fee table, its sources and the date it was checked.
Sources: BLM: Little Sahara Recreation Area, Utah State Parks: Sand Hollow fees, BLM: Sand Mountain Open OHV Area, Utah State Parks: Coral Pink fees, BLM: Knolls, BLM: White Wash open OHV area. Checked September 10, 2026.
Read the full Utah OHV rules, then check the destination page for the agency's own additions.
Sources: Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation: OHV laws, Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation: OHV education FAQs, Utah Division of Outdoor Recreation: non-resident permits. Checked September 10, 2026.
Utah's main riding dunes include Little Sahara Recreation Area, the Sand Mountain OHV area at Sand Hollow, Coral Pink Sand Dunes, the Knolls OHV area off I-80 and White Wash Sand Dunes near Green River.
Yes. Non-residents bringing an ATV, UTV, off-highway motorcycle or snowmobile into Utah need a $35 non-resident OHV permit, valid for 12 months and bought online.
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