Burnt Canyon-FR30004

Total Miles
7.7

Elevation

2,053.17 ft

Duration

0.5 Hours

Technical Rating

2

Easy

Best Time

Spring, Fall, Summer, Winter

Trail Overview

Burnt Canyon-FR30004 is a 7.5-mile trail rated 2 of 10 located in the Dixie National Forest in the Pine Valley Ranger District. This trail is one of several used to loop around Maple Ridge and Lost Peak. It is generally accessed from the parking area at the Enterprise Reservoir by using Veyo Shoal Creek Trail-FR30006. The trail is predominately a dirt track that winds through pinyon pines and desert scrub brush flats. Several small creeks cross the track which typically will be dry most of the year. About halfway through the trail to the north is a series of rock formations known as the Pinnacles with an elevation of more than 6,000 feet. Don't expect cellphone reception in this area and the nearest services are located in Enterprise or Veyo. Visitors to this area will experience scenic vistas and outstanding opportunities for backpacking, horseback riding, and primitive camping. This part of Washington County is rugged and remote. Visitors should plan carefully and be prepared for backcountry travel conditions. This trail is not recommended during winter months as snow tends to accumulate above 5,000 feet.

Photos of Burnt Canyon-FR30004

Burnt Canyon-FR30004
Burnt Canyon-FR30004
Burnt Canyon-FR30004

Difficulty

This is a county dirt road with infrequent or light maintenance after rain or snow. High-clearance light-duty 4WD is recommended.

Technical Rating

2

Status Reports

Mick Batt
Apr 18, 2024
SxS
Open
Normal
A road crew was repairing all the bad areas when we drove it.
Tyler D’hulst
Apr 13, 2024
4x4
Obstructed
Washout
SXS could probably get around this but full sized vehicles will not be able to.

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