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Backcountry Travel This map is provided for general auto touring guidance and is not intended for back-country travel or navigation. For back-country travel, obtain a 1 :24,000 (7.5 minute) topographic map of the area. Moderate to advanced map and compass skills are also recommended for traveling in the back-country . For maps, travel route, and updated road information, contact a GSENM Visitor Center (435) 826-5499.

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To learn more about enjoying the outdoors responsibly,

check out the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics

website: LNT.org

To learn more about Ride On Utah's campaign to keep the

outdoors healthy and open to the public, visit:

Treadlightly.org/RideOnUtah

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Backcountry Travel This map is provided for general auto touring guidance and is not intended for back-country travel or navigation. For back-country travel, obtain a 1 :24,000 (7.5 minute) topographic map of the area. Moderate to advanced map and compass skills are also recommended for traveling in the back-country. For maps, travel route, and updated road information, contact a GSENM Visitor Center (435) 826-5499.

To learn more about enjoying the outdoors responsibly,

check out the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics

website: LNT.org

To learn more about Ride On Utah's campaign to keep the

outdoors healthy and open to the public, visit:

Treadlightly.org/RideOnUtah

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