Parks in Green River, Utah

Green River State Park is an oasis on the bank of the Green River where tall cottonwood trees shade well-ma... More on Utahoutdooractivities.com

It is also a great place for couples who just want to get away from people and civilization and be alone. More on Epinions.com

The Maze District of Canyonlands National Park, separated from the rest of the park by the Green and Colorado Rivers, is one of the most rugged and remote desert areas in the United States. As desc... More on Trails

This is a great hike. Have done it both as a day trip and an overnight. Rec More on Trails

"What shall we name those four unnamed formations standing erect above this end of The Maze? From our vantage point they are the most striking landmarks.... In a far-fetched way they resemble tombs... More on Trails

Outstanding hike! Entered from the maze overlook. Spectacular! More on Trails

The Floy Wash Trail departs Sego Ghost Town Trail at the 4.6-mile mark through sandy soil and thick juniper. The wide, single-lane, 2-rated road is periodically graded. You loop around the head of deep canyons, which cut through the ... More on Trails

This short trail leaves immediately west of The Needles, the prominent Entrada sandstone butte near the start of Southeast #16: Spring Canyon Point Trail. Initially, the ungraded trail is soft and sandy as it runs near the western ... More on Trails

Starting out from I-70, the trail runs through a sandy plateau with an abundance of side tracks and campsites. The yellow or buff-colored sands of Justensen Flats are the same color as the cliffs rising above them. As you drive through ... More on Trails

The Black Dragon Wash Trail is a loop trail off Swaseys Leap Trail, which connects to Buckhorn Wash Trail. The majority of the trail does not appear on any map as it runs through some very scenic but seldom traveled countryside. The ... More on Trails

The area is typical of San Rafael country, with various rock formations, canyons, and rolling grasslands dotted with sage, pinyon, and juniper. Special Attractions: Smiths cabin; Historic, varied, and under-used trail. High-clearance ... More on Trails

The difficulty with this trail is the loose, deep sand along most of its length, particularly the last 3 miles around Tenmile Canyon. The trail slants away from Blue Hills Road. The first section runs through the Blue Hills, close ... More on Trails

From Swaseys Cabin Trail, Rods Valley Trail heads south through grassland and sagebrush with some scattered pinyon and juniper. The trail crosses a number of washes and passes through a dense area of pinyon and juniper as an interesting ... More on Trails