I couldn't figure out the park entrance by watching other videos. I thought you could drive your sxs in but was really worried about getting busted. I wanted to show you what I wanted to know. There is so much there its unbelievable what all we missed with a full week.
Nice video overview of the area- well done video. Surprised you didn't get more comments. Maybe add some commentary next time or maps, additional info., and a little less music, etc. If you have been to Glamis- how would you compare the two? We are going to MOAB so this would save us a lot of driving- looks like nice terrain as well. Not as large, but I like the diversity and prefer more valleys vs. just large intimidating dunes (never drove in them before.)
Thanks for the comment. This is my secondary channel we do more comments on "Think Build Test". Utah trail systems are huge so there is more to explore that connects here. My other video shows the Moab side of this park. Definitely the softest sand here it takes more power to get up smaller dunes. It has been my favorite place to ride by far. We went for a week and barely scratched the surface. About an hr from there we went to Coral Pink and they are really big dunes. Great area with Zion and the lake water was super clear. Just don't sit in the tide and get the itch.
@@panhandleclub Thanks for the reply. I didn't realize sand has different degrees of softness. I've ridden UTV's in MOAB (Hell's Revenge) and never had an issue. Do you think I would get stuck if I rented one at Sand Hollow? Are there any areas that are more packed and more flat so that I don't have an issue. It will be my first time there and I don't want any issues. On any ATV- how important is it to have paddle tires?
I went here for the first time last week.. is there a reason to start from sand hollow? I started at the ohv parking area. Its a large area just trying to figure what i missed. On a quad on paddles so maybe where i staged was for the better, as i see some rock crawling you guys were doing. Neat place for sure.
There was some road construction when we went. We drove in from the air bnb no trailers so this was kind of an approved route. It was cheap to support the park and we had bathrooms. Swam in the awesome lake several times. It was 100 degrees by 11am first of June.
The only reason to go through the park is lake access and camp grounds. Both of which might be worth it. But I live right next door to the park and the OHV area. I head straight to the dunes.
We went the first week in June. It was getting to 100 already. We would go out at 6AM till 11AM everyday. Eat lunch then go swim. Awesome lake beach plus rock diving by marina. Just don't play in the -1ft shallow due to swimmers itch. Our house also had a pool in the coutyard to stay cool. Best vacation of my life! Being able to drive from the houses made it comfortably for the ladies in our group.
Its a different universe up there for real. We do dunes and rocks but the sand is different and rock climbing with the view of a 500 ft cliff in your rearview is disorienting. Need so much more time in Utah soooooo much to explore.
Enjoyed immensely. 👍😜👍
What's the name of that outcropping of rocks from 10:15 to 11:15 that you circled around ?
Not sure what its called. Its at the top east of the dune section. Here is a pin drop link. maps.app.goo.gl/zh1rU5YHP3CYQ6Hb7
nice thank you best tour
I couldn't figure out the park entrance by watching other videos. I thought you could drive your sxs in but was really worried about getting busted. I wanted to show you what I wanted to know. There is so much there its unbelievable what all we missed with a full week.
Very Kewl Video & I don't even have a RZR lol.
Nice video overview of the area- well done video. Surprised you didn't get more comments. Maybe add some commentary next time or maps, additional info., and a little less music, etc.
If you have been to Glamis- how would you compare the two? We are going to MOAB so this would save us a lot of driving- looks like nice terrain as well. Not as large, but I like the diversity and prefer more valleys vs. just large intimidating dunes (never drove in them before.)
Thanks for the comment. This is my secondary channel we do more comments on "Think Build Test". Utah trail systems are huge so there is more to explore that connects here. My other video shows the Moab side of this park. Definitely the softest sand here it takes more power to get up smaller dunes. It has been my favorite place to ride by far. We went for a week and barely scratched the surface. About an hr from there we went to Coral Pink and they are really big dunes. Great area with Zion and the lake water was super clear. Just don't sit in the tide and get the itch.
@@panhandleclub Thanks for the reply. I didn't realize sand has different degrees of softness. I've ridden UTV's in MOAB (Hell's Revenge) and never had an issue. Do you think I would get stuck if I rented one at Sand Hollow? Are there any areas that are more packed and more flat so that I don't have an issue. It will be my first time there and I don't want any issues. On any ATV- how important is it to have paddle tires?
@@panhandleclub GET THE ITCH for what?
Swimers itch
I went here for the first time last week.. is there a reason to start from sand hollow? I started at the ohv parking area. Its a large area just trying to figure what i missed. On a quad on paddles so maybe where i staged was for the better, as i see some rock crawling you guys were doing.
Neat place for sure.
There was some road construction when we went. We drove in from the air bnb no trailers so this was kind of an approved route. It was cheap to support the park and we had bathrooms. Swam in the awesome lake several times. It was 100 degrees by 11am first of June.
The only reason to go through the park is lake access and camp grounds. Both of which might be worth it. But I live right next door to the park and the OHV area. I head straight to the dunes.
Do you know if anyone can drive out on there? Or do you have to take a side by side?
Anyone. If you can very hard terrain.
what time of the month is this ?? i am planning to go in june but don't know if its too hot
We went the first week in June. It was getting to 100 already. We would go out at 6AM till 11AM everyday. Eat lunch then go swim. Awesome lake beach plus rock diving by marina. Just don't play in the -1ft shallow due to swimmers itch. Our house also had a pool in the coutyard to stay cool. Best vacation of my life! Being able to drive from the houses made it comfortably for the ladies in our group.
June is hot. Best "season" start October through May. But tit's a bit busier than the summer months out on Sand Mountain.
Still learning how to drive i see
Its a different universe up there for real. We do dunes and rocks but the sand is different and rock climbing with the view of a 500 ft cliff in your rearview is disorienting. Need so much more time in Utah soooooo much to explore.