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The Whole Enchilada is a series of connected trails that drops 7,000 feet from Burro Pass to the Colorado River and is 26.5 miles long. Maps and signs recently installed along a number of forest trails are geared to ensure a “quality experience” for “quiet” recreationists on recently rehabilitated non-motorized trails in the La Sal and Abajo Mountains. Photo courtesy of the Moab/Monticello Ranger District
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For the first time in years, hikers, mountain bikers, and horse riders should have no difficulty finding out which trails in the La Sal and the Abajo Mountains are open to them, and closed to moto...
Moab River Rendezvous celebrates rivers, history and communityThe first Moab River Rendezvous will be held at Red Cliffs Adventure Lodge near Moab on Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 14 and 15. The event is sponsored by Plateau Restoration as a fund-raiser for cons...
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Lightning sparks several fires in San Juan County
Lightning-started fires are burning in several areas of San Juan County that are visible from Blanding, Monticello and Cortez, Colo., officials with the U.S. Forest Service said this week. Several...
Lightning-started fires are burning in several areas of San Juan County that are visible from Blanding, Monticello and Cortez, Colo., officials with the U.S. Forest Service said this week. Several...
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DWR clarifies antlerless hunting permit regulationsHunters who have obtained an antlerless control elk permit for the San Juan elk unit in San Juan County should be aware that the permit is only valid for that portion of the unit, east of U.S. 19...
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BLM seeks comments on non-motorized trail near Sand Flats
The Bureau of Land Management, Moab field office has released an environmental assessment for public comment on a proposed bicycle and foot trail that would connect the power dam area with Sand Fl...
The Bureau of Land Management, Moab field office has released an environmental assessment for public comment on a proposed bicycle and foot trail that would connect the power dam area with Sand Fl...
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Buffalo roundup....
Each year an estimated 600 bison are gathered and corralled on Antelope Island for an annual veterinary check, and volunteer riders from all over the country converge on the island to help. Attending this year’s roundup in early November were Moab residents (from left) Colin Fryer, James Dixon and Robin T. Farquarts, along with Nick Raitt of Layton, Utah. Photo courtesy of James Dixon
Each year an estimated 600 bison are gathered and corralled on Antelope Island for an annual veterinary check, and volunteer riders from all over the country converge on the island to help. Attending this year’s roundup in early November were Moab residents (from left) Colin Fryer, James Dixon and Robin T. Farquarts, along with Nick Raitt of Layton, Utah. Photo courtesy of James Dixon