1A ALL Access Roads Page Escalante Kanab + 1A ALL Major Trails Page Escalante Kanab + 1A ALL Minor Trails Page Escalante Kanab + 1A ALL Waypoints Page Escalante Kanab + pkabooarea + redslot
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Waypoints

Barracks Trail Sand Hill

Burr Long Canyon Slot

Cedar Wash Natural Bridge parking

Cottonwood Canyon Candyland

Cottonwood Canyon Hidden Gem Rock

Egypt canyon

Flag Dino Prints

Hell's Backbone Posy Lake

Hells Backbone dwelling view

Hog Big Ob

Hog Extreme Entrance

Hog Slant Rock Climb

Left Hand Dino Tracks

Left Hand Grainery

Muley Twist Double Arch 1

Muley Twist Double Arch 2

Skutumpah Bull Valley Gorge

Skutumpah Lick Wash

Skutumpah Willis Canyon

Smoky Mountain coal fire vents

Smoky Mountain vent closures

Wolverine Petrified Forest

Wolverine Petrified parking

CATRACK

Cowboy Cave

Hoo doo

MAILTH

PB Staging Area
Road

Peekaboo slot
Intermittent Stream

Air Down here

Peek-a-boo Caniyon

Red Slot Canyon

Tracks

1A Burr Trail GP
Burr Trail is a mostly paved road from Boulder to Capitol Reef National Park. Burr Switchbacks are the most famous part of the Trail, but it also accesses Long Canyon, Muley Twist Canyon and Wolverine Petrified Forest.
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1A Coral Sand Dunes Road GP
Access from Colorado City to areas near Coral Sand Dunes and to US 89 north of Kanab.
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1A Cottonwood Canyon GP
Cottonwood Canyon is a 50 mile road from US 89 west of Page to Highway 12 at Cannonville. It provides access to numerous Jeep trails and hiking trails, as well as Candyland, Grosvenor Arch and The Cockscomb.
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1A Hole In the Rock 2.0
This is a long, but worthwhile, day to see where the Mormons traversed a nearly 1200' cliff wall to cross the Colorado River.

1A House Rock Road GP
Graded road between US 89 and US 89A.

1A Johnson Canyon GP
This is a half paved, half graded, road from US 89 east of Kanab to Glendale. It provides access to several trails and also passe the old set for the TV show Gunsmoke.

1A Notom - Bullfrog Road GP
A mostly paved road from Fruita on Highway 24 to Bullfrog Marina on Lake Powell.

1A Smoky Mountain Road 2.0
​Smoky Mountain Road is an 80 mile trail between Big Water and Escalante. Interesting formations, scenic Kelly Grade and an underground coal fire are all on the southern 23 miles of the run. The northern part is mostly a road through the trees with frequent bumpy ledges.

Alstrom Point 2.0
​Overlook Lake Powell from 1,000 feet above the water. This is a great trip to do when time is short. ​Views are similar to those from Grand Bench, but this is a lot closer and easier.

Barracks Trail 2.5
Barracks Trail goes from near Coral Pink Sand Dunes to Mt Carmel Junction, crossing the East Virgin River over 20 times. The northern portion is a fun trail through a beautiful canyon. The southern part is a sandy road through the trees that has a LOT of washboarding caused by ATV use.

Cedar Wash GP
An easy road close to Escalante where you can do very short hikes to Cedar Wash Arch and Covered Wagon Natural Bridge. Also a very interesting "wash through a cave", for lack of a better description.

Coyote Canyon 3.0
A scenic Jeep trail that starts and ends on Cottonwood Canyon Road. It climbs up onto Brigham Plains and crosses them to an overlook on the top of a bluff. The trail then makes a 3.0 descent into Coyote Canyon and follows down the wash for 5 miles. Smooth road from there back to Cottonwood Canyon Road.

Croton road 2.0
​We did not think much of Croton Road. The logical way to do this trail is to start in Big Water and climb up to the Kaiparowits Plateau on the Smoky Mountain Road. Take Left Hand Collet Canyon 2.0 for a short distance then drop back down toward Lake Powell on Croton road.

Death Ridge 2.5
With a name like "Death Ridge" we expected it to be something special. It was just a so-so trail with nothing spectacular.

Ed Lamb Point 3.5
A short run where you can skirt Coral Pink Sand Dunes, visit Sand Spring, run a somewhat challenging Jeep trail and enjoy the view from a nice overlook.

Egypt 2.0
A short but fun trail with overlooks of two nice canyons.

Flag Point and Seaman Canyon 3.0
This is a narrow, twisting trail through pinion pine and juniper to a high point with a panoramic view of nothing special. The trees will brush your vehicle. There is a steep hike at the high point that will take you to a very nice set of large dinosaur prints. Back down the same trail and then through a weak 3.0 canyon.

Hell's Backbone modified GP
Hell's Backbone is widely advertised and is visited by many people that come to the Escalante area. This is a modified version of the tourist route to add an ancient cliff dwelling view and a visit to a nice mountain lake.

Hog Canyon Harder 4.5
This is the most difficult route in the Hog Canyon trail system. It the hardest trail in this Region and is not for the faint of heart.

Hog Canyon Softer 3.0
This trail visits Hog Canyon without doing the more extreme trails the canyon is famous for. It has a solid 3.0 rating and is a lot of fun to drive. The obstacles keep coming one after the other. Ledge climbs, off camber hillsides and steep sand hills. Whoopie!!!!!!!!

Left Hand Collet Canyon 2.0
This is an enjoyable canyon between Smoky Mountain Road and Hole In the Rock Road. There is an ancient granary, interesting rock formations and dinosaur prints.

Muley Twist Canyon 2.0
A short, but very interesting, trail. Two double arches, a scenic canyon and a super overlook both north and south into Capitol Reef National Park. This 3 mile canyon is fun to drive and should not be missed if you are in the area.

Paria and Beyond 2.5
This is fun trail that first takes you to the Paria townsite on a graded road. You then shift into 4WD and take a Jeep trail out of the Paria River, up another canyon and out across open grazing land. The second part of the trail makes a loop north by Deer Spring Point then returns via Fin Little Wash.

Skutumpah Road GP
Skutumpah Road accesses two nice slot canyon hikes and a wrecked pickup abandoned in a crevice. There are a few distant scenic views, but the trail is really only about the slot canyons. Of course it also accesses ranches and cabin sites.

Toroweep Overlook 2.0
This is a “WOW” trip to the Toroweap Overlook on the north rim of the Grand Canyon, offering exceptional views of the inner gorge. It is not the grand expanse view that you see from the more visited North and South Rims, but a narrow canyon, 3,000 feet deep.

Warm Creek Bay 2.0
Drive a short, scenic canyon to the shore of Lake Powell at Warm Creek Bay.

White Pocket 2.0
White Pocket is a spectacular exposure of red, pink and white contorted sedimentary rock layers. The rocks have been swirled and deformed into beautiful shapes, and there is evidence of ancient burrowing insects and spiders.

Wolverine Petrified Forest GP
Hike an easy one mile trail to a forest of petrified wood. This is the second largest fossil forest of its age in North America.

Burr Lamp Stand Mesa 2.0

Flag Hiking gate 2.0

Flag tie 01 2.0

Flag tie 02 2.0

Hog Do Not Bother UNK

John R Flat 2.0

Paria alternate 1

Paria Alternate 2

Red Cliffs 2.0

Alt Route

Cat Track

Peekaboo

Petroglyphs

Shortcut