White Mountain Road Dispersed Camping

Wind... it's going to be 35 to 55 mph wind up here. It's at the top of a shit mountain with nothing but beige hills. Dust storms. I had to wear goggles. No grass and just prickly cactus grass that gets lodged in my dog's paws. Glass everywhere.
No hiking trails.
No view. Shitty town.
There's shopping and a planet fitness so use this as a supply stop on your way to Idaho or literally anywhere else.
Internet....upload speeds for verizon and Att were over 50 mbps but download was under 1. Crap.
I drove to Idaho the next morning. This area is what sadness is made of.

This is a gorgeous spot! We only stayed one night because the forecast was calling for wind. It's already windy and with a forecast for wind being worse, we left. In addition to this being a beautiful location, we went down to Green River and spent the day. We love mountain biking and Green River has done an unbelievable job building a trail system. They also have a bike park for kids and a paved path that runs along the river. We had a great day there. Loved this town!!

The dirt road into this BLM area is amazing compared to the others we've driven on.
The spot the GPS leads you to was taken the day we arrived (a Monday) so we drove up the road a bit into one of the pull offs & stayed there for the night.
Beware that if you are large like us, 40 feet plus 24 foot trailer, there is little to no space to turn around if you don't get into that GPS spot.
The afternoon we pulled in we saw wild horses! <3
Then the next morning when we woke up we saw a heard with a baby!
We also saw Antelope.
This completely made this area worth it because the wind here was intense.
As we were trying to get turned around to leave we got sandblasted from the wind throwing sand, lol.
If we could control the weather this would be a perfect spot. ;)

This place has spectacular views! There are multiple side roads you can pull off and just find a spot you like. You're off the main road so on the side dirt roads you don't have to worry about how far off of them you park. We stayed in mid-May, six miles in from Hampton Inn. Nice and cool but a few hot days. Very windy a lot of the time. No shade unless you make your own, which is hard with the wind.
There is no nearby water source. But Walmart supercenter is only a 20 to 40 min drive depending on where you boondock.
We watched many wild horses, elk and hummingbirds.
Very calm place. You can hear the trains but mostly at night. They are not loud though.
We absolutely love it here.
Bring everything you need, which includes firewood if and when you are allowed.

Road to the top is 2 miles at this point there are 5 corners. Wild horse road was in great shape it continues to the right and goes (26?) miles to the wild horse refuge facility. I parked at the top juncture and used my Jeep to explore. The possibilities are limited only by your desire. There is a lot of evening wind, I think it is a thermal effect as the evening cools down. The second day I exploded Flaming Gorge. I could have spent a week here easily.
After shutting down my phone and rebooting it I had pretty good signal.

We spent a night here on our way to Denver and we wish we could have stayed longer. The road is in good shape and was no trouble climbing gradually up to the sites. The first two sites on the right at the top do look excellent but there were people there when we came through. We continued on and turned right into a smaller dirt road right by a communications tower. There are a few different sites on that road that ends with a big turnaround. We chose a spot on the left towards the end and had gorgeous views. It was really windy the night we got there but the next morning was glorious. We would definitely stay here again!

Stayed October 2-4. We had the first site on the right at the top. Road is gravel and dusty, not a extreme grade. We pulled our 22 ft camper with a Chevy 1/2 ton with no problem. Saw wild horses every day, departure delayed 1 hour by 12 of them around our camper the last morning. Wind daily 20 to 40 mph, lows in the 20s at night. Would definitely stay again.