Parks in Boulder, Utah

This challenging trail has something for everyone: a technically difficult drive, panoramic views, and a secluded lake at the end. Special Attractions: Challenging 4WD trail through spectacular sce... More on Trails

ausome trail!!!!! saw plenty of deer and even a BLACK BEAR. 2 CREEK CROSSIN More on Trails

Death Hollow is in the high country where the Escalante River has its headwaters. The Escalante and all its tributary streams feed the Colorado River in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. More than 6,000 feet in elevation change ... More on Trails

This is a spur off the once-wild Burr Trail Road, a.k.a. Boulder to Bullfrog Road, tamed by asphalt in 1990 to the park boundary. Among the attractions are the Circle Cliffs and the Wolverine Petrified Wood ... More on Trails

This interesting spur trail is contained within Capitol Reef National Park. It leads off from Burr Trail, 2.9 miles west of Notom Road. The start of the trail is signed for Upper Muley Twist. The first 0.4 miles can be used by passenger ... More on Trails

A fine canyon backpack along a historic pioneer wagon route through the Circle Cliffs, within Grand Staircase - Escalante National Monument and Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Silver Falls Creek, a deep and narrow tributary ... More on Trails

North Escalante Canyons is a proposed wilderness that encompasses several tributary canyons on the north side of the Escalante River. The Gulch, Horse Canyon, Little Death Hollow, Wolverine Canyon, and Escalante Canyon are all excellent ... More on Trails

The trail follows the creek for up to 10 miles through a wide and remote sandstone canyon. Although this canyon lacks the spectacular narrows of the other Escalante-area canyons, the relative ... More on Trails

Scenic Drive The Scenic Drive starts at the park Visitor Center and provides access to Grand Wash, Capitol Gorge, Pleasant Creek, and the South Draw Road. The Scenic Drive is a 10 mile paved road w... More on Nps.gov

This moderately challenging trail is easily handled by a highclearance SUV in dry weather. The trail begins along McGath Lake Trail, 2.6 miles from Hells Backbone Trail and continues as a graded gr... More on Trails

This meandering trail provides a moderately challenging drive, some beautiful scenery, the opportunity to relax by some tranquil mountain lakes, and finally a panoramic view east from Bowns Point. Special Attractions: Panoramic viewpoint ... More on Trails

This loop trail, contained entirely within the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument, runs south of the Burr Trail, west of Capitol Reef National Park. For the most part, the route follows a loop trail that has been graded by ... More on Trails