Fuller Bottom Road

Trail Overview

Fuller Bottom Road descends 350 feet in just over 5.5 miles. This relatively wide track is mostly sandy with small rocks offering large open views of the surrounding area and red rock formations. The trail ends at the San Rafael River Crossing which is easy to find as it is surrounded by trees. The river crossing can be varying levels depending on the time of the year and recent weather.

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Difficulty

Relatively easy with various sandy wash crossings a few off-camber sections and the river crossing at the end.

History

Fuller Bottom Road, leading to the trailhead for hiking or floating through the Little Grand Canyon in the San Rafael Swell, has a history tied to the San Rafael River and its water rights, with properties along the river purchased by UP&L and later donated to the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (UDWR).

Technical Rating

Fuller Bottom Road can be accessed by the following ride types:

• High-Clearance 4x4
• SUV