Ding and Dang Canyons lie in the San Rafael Reef area northwest of Goblin State Park in Utah. To get to the trailhead, follow the Little Wildhorse Canyon Road from the entrance area of Goblin State Park and go past … Continue reading →
One of our favorite trails (anywhere) is the Peekaboo Springs Trail in the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park. The route from Squaw Flats to the springs in the Salt Creek Canyon and back is about 10.2 miles (16.4 km). … Continue reading →
The Jeep Arch Trail is an informal route that starts near the Colorado River and climbs into the Gold Bar Rim Hills west of Moab, Utah. The trailhead is 0.8 km past the route to Corona Arch. From the parking … Continue reading →
Arches National Park lies just north of Moab, Utah and the vast majority of visitors drive to the Park Entrance, just 4 km north of the Colorado River. It is possible to hike right from the river up an informal … Continue reading →
Sand Flats Recreational Area is located in the hills right above Moab, Utah. It is a benchland of slickrock, fins, bowls, desert sand, and domes, used by jeep owners and mountain bikers. It is the home of the world-famous … Continue reading →
Goblin Valley State Park lies in the desert hills of Utah between Green River and Capitol Reef National Park. Highway 70 is a major route connecting Colorado (the pass through the Rockies from Denver) and the highways on the western … Continue reading →
