Dixie National Forest
The Dixie National Forest is the largest national forest in Utah occupies almost two million acres in the south of the state. The forest is divided into five ranger districts: Pine Valley, Cedar City, Powell, Escalante and Teasdale. There are 641mi/1,032km of trails, 26 campgrounds and five picnic sites in the forest.
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Boulder Mountain
Boulder Mountain is the highest point in the Dixie National Forest. It reaches a peak at 11,322ft/3,451m on the Blue Bell Knoll. Boulder Mountain is part of the Teasdale Ranger District and one of the largest high-elevation plateaus in the country. It features hundreds of small lakes.
Teasdale Ranger District
138 East Main, Box 90
Teasdale, UT 84773-0090
United States
138 East Main, Box 90
Teasdale, UT 84773-0090
United States
Phone 1 (435) 425-3702
Fax 1 (435) 425-3703
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Powell Ranger District
The Powell Ranger District of Dixie National Forest is administered from Panguitch.
Teasdale Ranger District
The Teasdale Ranger District is one of five ranger districts in the Dixie National Forest and contains Boulder Mountain.
