TNT

This trail teeters on the edge of being buggy territory.  Very skilled drivers in heavily modified full-size rigs have successfully negotiated it, but few of them escaped body damage.   Many rigs have had big fails here.   While not as high rated as Arrowhead Canyon in the next canyon to the east, it still has plenty of adrenaline factor for buggies and heavily modified full body rigs. 

Joint Effort

Chain Reaction

The Maze

The Maze has quickly become known as one of St. George’s ‘must do’ trails for those who enjoy a more technical and hard-core challenge. If you aren’t bothered by steep ascents and descents, extremely off-camber situations, and exposure to 1,200-foot cliff edges, then this trail is for you!

Unforgiven

This trail is one of the newest on the mountains and developed by some of our friends in Arizona. If you are looking for a new amazing Sand Hollow View along with some great obstacles overlooking the Dinosaur Tracks at the bottom of Warner Valley, this is the trail for you.
  

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Front Range

Front Range is a newer trail out at Sand Hollow that is about 2 years old. Once you crest to the top, you can view Sand Hollow Reservoir and the beautiful cliffs of Zion National Park in the far distance. 

The Ledges

Risky Biz

This trail was developed by some of our Arizona friends and winds its way through a part of Sand Mountain that most people have not explored.  It is a combination of sandy washes, slickrock obstacles and a couple of technical challenges.  Be prepared for some vehicle damage if you don't pay attention to your spotter!

Papa Smurf

Papa Smurf is a modified version of the old lesser-known trail on Sand Mountain "Smurfette."  Nestled in the area between Front Range and The Fallen are a bunch of ledges, waterfalls, and ravines that make up Papa Smurf.  Some of which obstacles have no bypasses forcing the trail at an 8 difficulty rating.

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Iconic Sand Mountain red rock and sand trails.

Milt’s Mile