ORV dust-up spurs a question: Can feds enforce an off-road vehicle ban in Utah’s national parks?

(Erin Alberty | Tribune file photo) The Burr Trail winds up the Waterpocket Fold in Capitol Reef National Park.

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Brian MafflyPublic lands and environment reporter

Brian Maffly has worked for The Tribune off and on since 1994. Maffly roams Utah, covering public land and environment.