📜 Historic 90-mile byway in Utah, designated by the Bureau of Land Management, Area of Critical Environmental Concern and National Register of Historic Places.
🔍 Follows the old railroad grade through remnants of sidings, towns, and trestles, open to automotive traffic.
🚗 Experience surreal driving and history through remote desert.
🏞️ Discover fragmentary ruins, interpretive signs, and Lake Bonneville features.
🚲 Enjoy mountain bike touring on the old railroad grade.
🐄 Observe cattle grazing where Chinese immigrants once labored.
⚠️ Some stretches require high-clearance vehicles and 4WD.
💧 Remote desert environment, bring adequate water and repair skills.
🚧 Rough gravel roads, watch for old railroad spikes.
❄️ Some sections may be closed in winter due to snow.
🗺️ Consult BLM map for intermediate access points.
💧 Carry plenty of water and spare tires.
👥 Consider two vehicles for safer travel in remote areas.
🚴 Experienced cyclists needed for mountain biking.
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