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Petrified Dunes Trail

  DETAILS Directions: From St. George, take Route 18 north to Snow Canyon Parkway.  Turn right onto Snow Canyon Dr. The trail head is on the left when traveling north Equipment: Sturdy hiking shoes water camera food/snacks Hike Info: Trail is easy to follow but difficult at times.  Watch for cairns to stay on trail. […]

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Whiterocks Trail

  DETAILS Directions: From Route 15 in St. George, take Bluff St (route 18) north for 11.6 miles.  The trail head parking in on the left. Equipment: Sturdy hiking shoes water camera map food/snack Hike Info: Trail is easy to follow but there are sections of very deep sand. This trail starts from the northern […]

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Castleton Tower Trail

  DETAILS Directions: Drive east on Route 128 from Moab.  Turn right on the La Sal Loop Road.  Watch for the trailhead on the left. Equipment: Sturdy hiking shoes water Hike Info: Trail is easy to follow. You can walk the road once you reach as long as you like. Castleton Tower is a distinctive […]

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Porcupine Rim

  DETAILS Directions: Access to this trail is best by shuttle service.  Without that it is a long, hot uphill ride to the trail head on La Sal Loop Rd. Equipment: Mountain bike repair kit extra water inner tube for tires food/snacks first aid kit helmet Ride Info: expect to encounter every possible trail condition […]

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Mill Canyon Dinosaur Trail

  DETAILS Directions: Starting from the visitors center in Moab, drive north on Route 191 to Mill Canyon Road.  The road is on the left, 15.4 miles from the center.  Mill Canyon Road is a dirt road which is passable with a standard car.  When the road forks, stay left until you reach the parking […]

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Fisher Towers Trail

  DETAILS Directions: 21 miles east of Moab on Rt 128. Make sure you pass the La Sal Mountain Loop road. Equipment: Sturdy hiking shoes camera water food/snack Hike Info: Easy to follow trail with no obstructions.  Some exploration on slick rock along trail. This is a fairly easy hike located a little over 20 […]

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Ken’s Lake

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Onion Creek

There are two Onion Creek camping areas. Upper Onion Creek is the most popular and has several group sites. The Lower Onion Creek site is a 1/2 mile further down 128 (going east). It is very secluded, I have never had a problem camping here even though it is for groups. There is a pit […]

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Poison Spider Petroglyphs

  From the Poison Spider parking lot, walk the trail that leads to the slab with the dinosaur tracks. This can be seen from the parking lot and the trail is short but steep.  Work your way up to the cliff above the dinosaur prints by using the social trails. Along the high wall facing […]

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Faux Falls

  DETAILS Directions: Using the Moab Visitor Center as a landmark starting point, travel south on Route 191 for about 8 miles.  Turn left Old Airport Road then right on the La Sal Loop Road.  Make the first left turn to Ken’s Lake Campground.  The falls is to the right of the lake. Equipment: Light […]

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