Recreation area

7 Stout Ridge

Dixie National Forest · Utah — managed by USDA Forest Service

Open recreation area — no reservation needed

About this campground

Printable Trail Map This trail stretches over 11 miles (not including spurs) and heads south from Highway 14 near the eastern edge of the Cedar City Ranger District. It connects Highway 14 to the southern boundary of the Cedar City Ranger District and dead ends on the Virgin River Rim on top of the Pink Cliffs about a mile as the crow flies from Highway 89. It follows along the ridge that divides Highway 89 from Stout Canyon and offers views of the 89 corridor to the east and Stout, Dairy, Mile, and Shingle Mill Canyons to the west. Trail spurs include:  71 Stout Canyon Collector This is a 2 mile spur that connects the trail to a road system in Stout Canyon. 72 Upper School Wash Loop This is a 4 mile spur that connects the main trail to Spur 73 Lower School Wash Loop. 73 Lower School Wash Loop This is a 2.5 mile spur that forks off of the main trail and then reconnects to it a couple of miles farther south.

Activities

  • OFF HIGHWAY VEHICLE

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