Utah National Forests

 

Ashley National Forest - Located in the northeastern portion of Utah and southwestern portion of Wyoming, the Ashley National Forest comprises 1.3 million acres.  Visitors can enjoy boating, fishing, climbing, hiking, hunting, lodging, picnicking and other water recreational activities.

Dixie National Forest - Dixie National Forest occupies almost two million acres and stretches for about 170 miles. The largest National Forest in Utah, it straddles the divide between the Great Basin and the Colorado River.

Fishlake National Forest - Fishlake National Forest has mountains rising from the valleys and elevated plateaus holding hidden niches of beauty and solitude.  Visitors can enjoy camping, fishing, hiking, hunting, picnicking and wildlife viewing.

 Manti-LaSal National Forest - The forest contains over a million acres in three mountain blocks providing islands of green rising above the desert.  Enjoy biking, fishing, camping, hiking, horseback riding, hunting and amazing scenery.

Uinta National Forest - The Uinta scenic beauty offers unlimited recreational opportunities any season of the year. Whether you are a hiker, skier, camper, or horseback rider, the Forest can provide the recreational experience you are seeking. There are 500 miles of trails criss-crossing the Forest.

Wasatch-Cache National Forest - The forest encompasses three major areas: 1) the northern and western slopes of the Uinta Mountains, 2) the Wasatch Front from Lone Peak north to the Idaho border including the Wasatch, Monte Cristo, and Bear River Ranges, and 3) the Stansbury Range, in the Great Basin. The Forest boundary encompasses approximately 2 million acres.