Bryce Canyon ATV & SxS Rally
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Around noon we came across one of the many small lakes that the Barny Top Trail connects to and ate lunch. Later down the trail we came across another lake named Rob's Reservoir that was very unique. 

Rob's Reservoir is one of the many small lakes near the Barney Top Trail. This unqiue reservoir features large granite bolders that line the rim and the hillside

With the various terrain and beautiful scenery, we had a blast driving the all-new Polaris RZR XP 1000 SxS on the Barny Top Trail.

Remnants of log cabins once used in the 1800's by prospectors can be found as well as very unique wildlife including this red spotted mushroom on the Barney Top Trail!

The 2014 Polaris RZR XP 1000 SxS was redesigned from the ground up offering even more suspension travel, power, and better handling. 

The 2014 Polaris RZR XP 1000 SxS comes stock with an impressive 107 horsepower and even at over 10,000 feet it provided a very fun and fast ride on the Barney Top Trail!

The Polaris RZR XP 1000 was able to fit down all the trails we took it down on the Barney top Trail and it had plenty of ground clearance to drive over any obstacle in its path. You can check out all the details on the 2014 Polaris RZR XP 1000 SxS.

The 2014 Polaris RZR XP 1000 SxS features industry exclusive Walker Evans shocks that soak up any obstacle along the trail

In addition to the impressive amount of group trail rides that the Bryce Canyon ATV and SxS Rally has to offer, the promoters also host many other off-road events during the duration of the rally. These events include: an ATV rodeo on Thursday that features blind driving and drag racing, an ATV and SxS Parade that winds its way through the town of Panquich Friday Night, and a Poker Run that takes pace on Saturday.

“This is my third hear coming. I really like how they are well organized. I come here alone, but I know I will have people to ride with. I just like the extra activities they do and the price I think is very reasonable for everything that you get” stated Curtis Lake who made the trek from St. George, Utah