Logandale Trails

Really cool area with some nice trails. Kind of sticky Rock style. Much like Moab? Or would I hear sand hollow. I had a great time to look forward to returning. Had a small tip over. Oh well, we'll fix it and be back again.

Why going? Because it shares the same geology of Valley of Fire but it's open to trafic (OHVs and MTBs), that's the (stong) appeal. I went twice by MTB and the motorized traffic was never too intense to bother me. There are lots of free camping opportunities, but at the main one by the trailhead expect a concert of generators (it's unfathomable to me why people camp with generators, but, eh, to each their own).

We always have a wonderful time. We stayed down by the bathrooms and I had to put up a sign made of cardboard for people to go the speed limit which was 15 miles an hour they were just cruising dusting everybody out ignoring the speed limit signs. It's common courtesy not to blow dust on people's campsites a lot of them seem to be out of town or tour groups. The tour group should have known better. After I put up my sign everything was much better everyone respected that I put down 15 mph kids at Play and followed it. Thank you my logandale trails buddies.

This is a nice area to visit and see some beautiful rock formations. There Indian art along the trail. The east side of the loop is very bumpy with large washboard roads. The West loop is 90% sand. There one area to get onto the East loop that is quite the climb. (See Video) There's really no way around it. If you want to just go to the petroglyphs and avoid the really rough, road from the parking lot take the West loop road first. Then you can do an out and back. 4 wheel drive is a must for this trail. Air down and unhook your sway bar if you can.

Great camping. Big rig friendly along the ridge.

Hiked 6 miles of the loop..As a avid hiker, this trail system is more designed for ATV / off roading. Lots of first come, first serve camping spots right in the middle of the beautiful red rock canyon.

Beautiful views, fun trails, and restrooms to boot. We even saw a bighorn! Really nice place to ride and see the sites. Fully recommend

What a great spot to dry camp and ride! It’s a few miles in on a washboard dirt road as expected, but the place is beautiful, good trails and fun times.