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Cycle the 23.1-mile Sand Hollow loop in Utah's Sand Hollow State Park, offering moderate touring with desert views and reservoir sights.
Last updated: February 26, 2026
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24.3Β km
10.3Β km
2.03Β km
640Β m
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34.7Β km
2.21Β km
336Β m
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The Sand Hollow loop is categorized as an Easy bike ride, making it suitable for all skill levels. It requires minimal fitness and is primarily on paved surfaces.
Most touring cyclists can expect to complete the Sand Hollow loop in around 2 hours. The route is approximately 37 kilometers (23 miles) long.
The route is characterized by mostly paved surfaces, providing a smooth ride. You'll cycle through the unique landscape of Sand Hollow State Park, featuring striking red sand dunes and red rock formations.
The loop offers incredible panoramic views. You'll see the clear waters of the Sand Hollow Reservoir, and in the distance, you can spot Zion National Park and the Pine Valley Mountains. Be sure to look out for the View on Sand Hollow Reservoir.
Yes, the Sand Hollow loop is located within Sand Hollow State Park, which requires an entrance fee. You'll need to pay a day-use fee upon entry to the park.
Parking is available within Sand Hollow State Park. You can access the loop from various points within the park, typically near the main entrance or designated parking areas for cyclists.
The best time to cycle this loop is generally during the spring and fall months when temperatures are milder. Summers can be very hot, and while winters are mild, occasional cold fronts can occur.
Yes, dogs are generally allowed in Sand Hollow State Park, but they must be kept on a leash at all times. Please remember to clean up after your pet to help keep the park beautiful.
Yes, while primarily a distinct loop, the route does briefly intersect with sections of other trails such as West Cinder Knoll, Wayne's World Trail, Razzle Dazzel Trail, TNT Trail, Risky Biz Trail, and Triple 7 Trail.
This loop is notable for its accessibility and scenic beauty. It provides an excellent way for touring cyclists to experience the unique 'oasis in the desert' landscape of Sand Hollow State Park, with its red sand and rock formations set against the backdrop of the reservoir, all on mostly paved surfaces.