utah national parks
I remember back in the 90's dry camping in the pullouts in the National parks in Utah. I never had a problem for quick overnights between sights like Bryce and Arches. Has anyone done this lately?
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4runnerguy wrote:GordonThree wrote:Depends on where you are in Utah. It's a big area with lots of possibilities on BLM land. I'm guessing you saw most of the no camping signs around the Moab/Arches/Canyonlands area? They've had to really restrict where one can boondock around there due to severe overuse.
Any tips on finding this mythical blm land you can just pull off into?
All the blm trails I drove in Utah had signs posted at the trail head to stay on the trail, no camping except in designated sites.
If you have more specific areas in mind, you might get a better response here from those who have been there.
Yes, the majority of the signs I saw were around those areas, but also near, but outside Gooseneck, and along the way to Capitol Reef (I guess that'd be near where lake Powell used to be, Hite area.)
I'd imagine any area accessible by factory 2wd or 4wd vehicle has been overused by this point?
