Register soon, we can only accommodate 150 machines! Once we reach our limit registration will be closed.

REGISTRATION FEE:

$35.00 per adult / $20.00  6 – 16 years, includes Saturday night dinner, Friday and Saturday guided rides, rally neck buff. (5 yrs & under is free, neck buff not included)

RIDE DESCRIPTIONS

TRIP #1  Taste of Ticaboo

Intermediate Trail Riding open to all ATVS/UTVS – street legal only (75 miles)

Highlights: This ride is on the BLM Henry Mountains range. Visitors will begin at Ticaboo Lodge and enter a canyon to the old mines, drop into Shitamarang Canyon, and exit by way of climbing out of the mine area into our “Jurassic” playing ground where we will rockhound for coprolite (petrified dinosaur dung), dinosaur bones, agate, jasper, and petrified wood.

We’ll then traverse the mesa top to the Badlands, where we can kick around for fossils like Devil’s Toenails (petrified clams) and petrified oysters. We’ll venture toward the Burr Trail with a stop in Eggnog to see the Butt Canyon petroglyphs, then once on the Burr Trails, we’ll study for rock art, and search for petrified wood. Crossing the Burr Trail, we’ll explore the Hall’s Creek Overlook, where you can see Brimhall Arch, and double arch that lies in Capital Reef National Park, then continue through more Morrison Formation back toward Ticaboo, culminating at The Narrows where we can shoot the machines through a slot canyon.

Trailhead: The trailhead is right behind BaseCamp, next to the Ticaboo Lodge, so no need to trailer the machines.

The Trail:  This long route is primarily on county trails and BLM trails, well graded, and some maintained gravel roads. The Burr Trail is paved.

TRIP #2  The Mount Hillers Loop

Intermediate Trail Riding open to all ATVS/UTVS (90 miles)

Highlights: This ride is on the BLM Henry Mountains range. Visitors will begin at Ticaboo Lodge and enter a canyon to the old mines, drop into Shitamarang Canyon, and exit by way of climbing out of the mine area into our “Jurassic” playing ground where we will rockhound for coprolite (petrified dinosaur dung), dinosaur bones, agate, jasper, and petrified wood.

We’ll then traverse the mesa top to the Badlands, where we can kick around for fossils like Devil’s Toenails (petrified clams) and petrified oysters. Whereas the “Taste of Ticaboo” leaves south from here, the “Mount Hillers Loop” will turn north toward the Henry Mountains. We’ll tour the old Starr Springs ranch, veer off to a petrified forest where rather large stumps of petrified trees exist, then loop around Mount Hillers to the east, enjoying the beautiful red rock views from Gold Creek and The Ghost Ridge, circling around the north end of Mount Hillers, then as we continue on the west side between Mount Hillers and Mount Pennel, we’ll come across Bastion Reservoir, the Quaking Aspens, Stanton Pass, then back to the Badlands as we follow our earlier trail back to Ticaboo.

Trailhead: The trailhead is right behind BaseCamp, next to the Ticaboo Lodge, so no need to trailer the machines.

The Trail:  This long route is primarily on county trails and BLM trails, well graded, and some maintained gravel roads. A small section of Hwy 276 needs to be driven due to a blockage on the northern trail.

PRE/POST RALLY RIDES

Thursday. Oct. 17 – For those who would like to come a day early we will meet at the trail head to Poison Springs; see rock art panels, Butch Cassidy’s name, petrified forests, and sweeping views of Dirty Devil Canyon. 

Sunday, Oct. 20 – For those who would like to stay a day longer, we will do a ride in the Hite area including Jacob’s Chair.

TICABOO LODGE ROOM RATE:

Ticaboo Lodge is offering a special rate of $89.00 per night valid for single king or double queen lodge rooms only. To receive this special rate you must book your reservation by September 15, 2019. After September 15 room rates will revert to seasonal rates. Room reservations are subject to availability, BOOK EARLY! Call (844) 662-2628 Dial Ext. 2 

Contact us by email. (Reference RALLY AT NORTH LAKE POWELL in the subject line) 

RV & TRAILER PARKING:

A temporary permit has been secured for parking toy haulers in the lodge parking lot Wednesday, October 16th, thru Saturday night, October 19th. Those who wish to stay in their trailers these nights will be charged a rate of $20 per night. Overnight parking excludes the use of lodge facilities and services reserved exclusively for lodge guests. Generators are not permitted to operate after 9 pm. No campfires except in grills or outdoor fire pits.

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