Energy Corridor Rd to Manganese Spring

Total Miles
3.5

Elevation

1,338.32 ft

Duration

0.5 Hours

Technical Rating

2

Easy

Best Time

Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter

Trail Overview

Energy Corridor Road follows the power and gas lines in this area and grants access to lots of trails and beautiful scenery. This section of the road connects the Gas & Power Line Traverse Trail to Motoqua - Square Top Mountain Trail. It winds through a beautiful draw with red sand and red rock formations. Bring plenty of fuel for the day, the trails are plentiful, and the closest fuel source is back at Shivwits. There are lots of places to hike and fantastic photo opportunities. This area may be open to ride in the winter, depending on the snow received, and it may be high enough in the summertime to escape the desert heat of Southern Utah. In February of 2023, Utah began enforcement of a new law, which requires an online education course for all off-roaders. The free course is available online. Google "Utah OHV Education Course," and the free test will pop up. It's an easy test that will only take 15-30 minutes, and it's required for all off-roaders, Jeeps, SXSs, dirt bikes, and ATVs. Kids under the age of 18 will have to take the Youth Education Test at the same site. After completing the test, print out the certificate to carry with you which shows you completed the course. We have taken it, and it's really no big deal. Good reminders about trail etiquette and trail preservation.

Photos of Energy Corridor Rd to Manganese Spring

Energy Corridor Rd to Manganese Spring
Energy Corridor Rd to Manganese Spring
Energy Corridor Rd to Manganese Spring

Difficulty

This is an easy road. During or after heavy rain, there may be water in the lowest parts of the draw.

Technical Rating

2

Status Reports

There are no status reports yet for this trail.

Access Description

From St. George, UT, take Old Highway 91 towards Shivwits and the Paiute Reservation. Take a right on Gunlock Road, and follow that past the Gunlock State Park to Red Canyon 2.5 Trail, which is also called Manganese Wash Road. Take a left there and follow Energy Corridor Rd to Manganese Spring Trail.

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