The White Wash Sand Dunes are also known as Dubinki or Tenmile
Dunes
Directions:
Interstate 70 to exit 175. Exit 175 is about seven miles west of U.S.
Highway 191. From 1-70, go south. The road turns to dirt (ugh), continue southwest on
Ruby Ranch Rd. 12 miles
(be sure to bear right 4.5 miles from Interstate 70, and continue straight at
7.8 miles from Interstate 70). Go east (left) at 12.3 miles southwest of 1-70.
You will drive by some oil production facilities. The Sand Dunes are visible
from this intersection.
Map to the White Wash Sand Dunes
BLM Direction Signs - White Wash Dunes
Camping Area:
Dry camping only at the dunes. There are no facilities - no
water, no bathrooms.
Primitive Dry Camping Area near the White Wash Sand Dunes
Pack out all trash.
BLM will require campers to possess, set up and use portable
toilets. Disposal of portable toilet waste off public land is required. Campers
may not bury, or leave exposed, solid human body waste and soiled toilet paper. Human
Waste Rule for White Wash Sand Dunes.
A
brightly colored "whip flag" must be attached to OHVs when riding
in sand dune areas.
No
one under eight years of age is allowed to operate any OHV on public lands,
roads or trails in Utah.
Operators
eight through 15 years of age may operate an OHV provided they possess an
Education Certificate issued by Utah State Parks and Recreation or equivalent
from their home state.
Helmets
required for all OHV operators and passengers under the age of 18 years.
Lights
must be used between sunset and sunrise.
Mufflers
with an approved spark arrestor are required on all OHVs.
