Trails Sites Experience Location (435) 676-9300
Dixie National Forest · Garfield County, UT

Your Horse
Deserves
The Trail
Outside

Private equestrian sites with direct access to 1.6 million acres of Dixie National Forest trails. Corral your horse at your camp and ride out your door.

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The Trails

1.6 Million Acres
of Open Country

From your campsite, you're on the trail — no hauling, no waiting. Coyote Hollow puts you at the edge of one of Utah's most diverse riding landscapes.

Forest trail through pine trees in Dixie National Forest
Moderate 5–12 miles

Pine Ridge Loop

A classic loop through Ponderosa pine stands with sweeping views of the Grand Staircase. Gentle grades, firm footing.

Red rock canyon trail in southern Utah
Advanced 8–18 miles

Canyon Rim Route

High desert ridgeline with red rock outcrops and panoramic vistas. Steeper sections reward riders with unforgettable scenery.

Creek-side trail through woodland
Easy 2–6 miles

Creek Bed Trail

Flat, shaded path following a seasonal creek. Ideal for beginners, trail horses, and a relaxed morning ride.

Camp Sites

Set Up.
Ride Out.

Each site is designed for the equestrian traveler. Private corrals, hitching posts, and immediate trail access — everything your horse needs, right where you park your trailer.

Private
Corrals at every site
Direct
Trail access from camp
Water
Available at most sites
Electric
Hookups where needed
Equestrian campsite with horse corral Tent camping near horse corral
Horse being prepared for trail ride Campsite surrounded by forest
The Experience

More Than a
Place to Stay

Secluded Sites

Spacious, private sites nestled among pines with natural privacy between camps.

Forest Setting

Surrounded by Ponderosa pine and juniper on the edge of the Dixie National Forest.

Rider Community

Connect with fellow trail riders. Share trail reports, plan group rides, swap stories.

Year-Round Access

Trail riding through every season — spring wildflowers to summer snow to autumn aspens.

"The best riding I've done in Utah — and I've ridden all over. Waking up to the sound of horses and forest, then just mounting up and going."
A guest from Colorado
Find Us

In the Heart of
Southern Utah

Address
Dixie National Forest, FR 113
Garfield County, UT 84735
Call to Reserve

Located on FR 113 within Dixie National Forest, Garfield County, Utah

Ready to Ride?

Reserve your equestrian campsite and wake up to the sound of the forest. Call us to plan your trail adventure.

(435) 676-9300 Call to reserve your site
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