About this campground
Trailhead for the "One-Day Ride, Amasa Basin". A Kiosk with a map is posted at the entrance. Trails and points-of-interest are identified on the map with trail difficulty levels and different routes identified. The one-day ride offers some beautiful scenery of granite rock formations, aspen trees surrounding small meadows and flowing streams. This is a great place to begin and end your ride. It offers a vault restroom, several picnic tables shaded by a open walled roof.
Getting there
West Desert Distance from Redwood Road and North Temple, Salt Lake City: Approximately 175 mile or three hours. Travel Route: South on I-15 to Nephi; southwest on SR-132 to Lynndyl; south-west on US-6 to Delta and west on US 50/6 for approximately 40 miles to the trailhead exit at mile post 51.5; and then approximately 11 miles northwest to the trailhead.
Nearby federal campgrounds
- Amasa Basin One Day RideBureau of Land Management0 mi
- Notch Peak TrailheadBureau of Land Management3 mi
- Sink HoleBureau of Land Management5 mi
- Antelope Springs CCC CampBureau of Land Management17 mi
- Conger Mountain One Day RideBureau of Land Management17 mi
- Cricket Mountains One Day RideBureau of Land Management21 mi
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