Fumarole Butte – Delta
- Millard County – Delta
- Central Utah
Trail information
Easy
Loop Trail
No width limit
Dirt Trail
gravel roads
Single Track
50" Vehicle
S x S
Full Size
Non Emergency:
Fillmore (435) 743-5302
Delta (435) 864-2755
Garrison (435) 855-2162
Millard County Fire: 911
Hospital: Delta Community Hospital (435) 864-5591
Non Emergency:
Fillmore (435) 743-5302
Delta (435) 864-2755
Garrison (435) 855-2162
Millard County Fire: 911
Hospital: Delta Community Hospital (435) 864-5591
- trail location
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- trail weather
Fumarole Butte - Delta
clear sky
07:18
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19:29
Temp: 47 / 63 / 63 ℉
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Wind: 11 mph
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Clouds: 6 %
Fumarole Butte - Delta
clear sky
07:19
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19:27
Temp: 50 / 64 / 68 ℉
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Wind: 6 mph
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Clouds: 0 %
Fumarole Butte - Delta
overcast clouds
07:20
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19:26
Temp: 55 / 70 / 75 ℉
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Wind: 10 mph
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Clouds: 87 %
- Description
The Fumarole Loop does require Street Legal to make the trip. For this adventure head north and west out of Delta and follow the signs to the Topaz Internment Camp. These roads are paved most of the way to the camp. It is worth the time to stop there and ponder the fact that we made prisoners out of American citizens during the war. From there head north on dirt roads towards Baker Hot Springs. When you cross pavement, turn right and then again to the left when you see a stop sign. When you see the vault toilet, you are at Baker. Baker hot springs is open year round and it is one of the few places where you will find people congregating in the west desert (outside of a city). Sometimes it is busy, sometimes you are all alone. There is a vault toilet at the springs. Heading north from the springs towards the volcano cone, the roads change from maintained and wide enough for two vehicles to narrow dual track paths that make their way around the volcano. If you want to get the best picture of the cone, you will have to plan on a short hike, but you can drive pretty close.
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