Trail Overview
Connecting Wallsburg, Utah, to near Daniel's Summit, Main Canyon (FS 70046) may seem like two different trails in terms of difficulty. From the access on Utah Highway 40 just south of Daniel's Summit until about 5.5 miles in, the road is wide, relatively easy, and well-maintained. There are quite a few dispersed camping sites that are large enough for camping trailers. At about 5.6 miles from Highway 40, the road changes to a lot of loose rock and some ruts. The road narrows, making it difficult for some vehicles to turn around, and it is not well-maintained. At a little over 6 miles in from the east side, there is a corrugated steel culvert pipe that traverses the road. This pipe is partially buried. From the uphill side, it may be difficult to see since half of it is still covered with earth. The ledge created from this pipe is about two feet tall, so be sure you're able to pass over this obstacle.
Difficulty
Most of this trail on the east side is quite easy, and the trail is well-maintained. However, it is impossible to complete the trail from one end to the other without passing over a ledge that is about two feet tall, created by a steel culvert pipe. Also on the west end of the trail are some steep sections of loose rock, some the size of cantaloupes.
