Spry Cemetery - FS 2100, 2750, 2800

Trail Overview

This is a portion of what can be combined with two other trails to make a fun loop of approximately 45 miles of trails, all rated in the easy category. This trail starts on the edge of Panguitch, Utah, and traverses rolling hills with fabulous views of the surrounding area. This is a well-traveled local road/trail that wanders northward, paralleling Highway 89 to the east. If you keep your eye out, there are numerous antelopes in the area. Also, be cautious, as one of the local ranchers' cows may have wandered out and be on the road. This portion of the loop terminates at the Spry Cemetery. This is a historic cemetery and is worth the stop to walk around and see the family names of many who risked everything to homestead this area. You are also just west of the location where Fort Stanford was located in the late 1800s. Nothing remains of that fort today. If you are only interested in the cemetery, it can be accessed from Highway 89 with a sign pointing to the cemetery.

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Difficulty

This is a very easy road that can be navigated by any vehicle. There are some rocks, so if your vehicle has lower clearance, be cautious. It is also a local road for those living out here to get into town. They may be going a little fast, so keep your eye out.

Technical Rating

Spry Cemetery - FS 2100, 2750, 2800 can be accessed by the following ride types:

• High-Clearance 4x4
• SUV
• SxS (60")
• ATV (50")
• Dirt Bike