South Fork Indian Canyon UTV Tour

Invigorating ATV ride with Amazing Views

This beautiful canyon lies nestled just north of Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park. The head of the canyon features a natural spring that decorates the walls with lush greenery and water seeps. You will find plenty of shade along this trail, and at your destination, as the trail ends at a massive pictograph panel tucked inside a large alcove.

The route is moderately challenging and does involve some steep steps and off-camber footing. There is a very secure rock pathway with a guardrail that extends down along the side of the canyon wall. This is a beautiful section of trail but could be slow-going for some and requires good balance and self awareness.

The pictograph panel is one of the largest in the immediate area, featuring unique colors and depictions of figures that aren’t found anywhere else.

Enjoy beautiful painted red rock, sandstone bluffs, ponderosa pine trees and various amounts of other local vegetation along the hike. There are also some hanging gardens along the back wall of the canyon that sometimes feature water seeping down the walls.

The 4x4 track is smooth and sandy as it is a less traveled area and offers access to a section of sand dunes that makes for a fantastic roller coaster-like ATV ride or the opportunity to sand board.

Total hiking miles is .9 round trip and about 300 feet elevation change.

What to Bring

• Please bring a backpack
• Depending on the time of year, you may need a coat and warm hat
• Sunscreen, hats, sunglasses, and comfortable hiking/walking shoes are recommended
• Since it is a sand trail you may want to bring something to cover your face for the ride to the canyon

Inclusions

Included:

• A friendly, knowledgeable guide
• Bottled water
• Helmets and Goggles

Not Included:

• Gratuity for your guide
• Transport to and from the trailhead
• Face covering (recommended) offered for sale in office for $3 each or 2 for $5

Important Info

UTV Participation Requirements

• Children must be 5 years old to be on the UTVs. Please ask about 4WD options for families with youngsters.
• You must be 21 years or older and have a current, valid driver license to drive the UTV. Anyone that does not have their Driver License with them will not be able to drive.
• Polaris requires everyone 18 years or older to bring their government issued ID with you for waiver purposes, whether you are a driver or just a rider.
• If you are under 18 years of age, an adult must be present in the vehicle with you.
• Helmets are required and provided, along with goggles.
• You must be able to fasten the seat belt on the machine.
• The driver must be able to speak and understand English.

Group Continuity & Safety / Protecting our Resources

• All guests must stay with the group and guide at all times.
• The guide MUST BE NOTIFIED of any variance to this policy.
• Do not climb or hike up any steep rock faces or areas indicated as “off limits” by your guide.
• Do not enter any mine or cave openings.