Spring Canyon Point

Total Miles
15.4

Elevation

1,613.05 ft

Duration

4 Hours

Technical Rating

2

Easy

Best Time

Spring, Summer, Fall

Trail Overview

** Please note - only a portion of this trail is closed due to a recent BLM travel management decision. A majority of this trail can still be driven, but not as described by the Guided Trail. Please refer to the closed styling (orange highlight) to note which portions are closed. Follow this wide, meandering trail through the open countryside that ends with a spectacular view of the Green River and Hey Joe Canyon. A fun side trip is available if you want to experience Cliff Hanger Arch and take a short hike.

Difficulty

Easy. Wide road until the end. Mostly dirt and sand with a little slickrock mixed in. Ruts and occasional washouts possible. We call the optional side trip to the arch 'moderate,' but a careful driver should be able to make it with little trouble in a stock, high-clearance 4-wheel-drive SUV.

History

Take a few extra minutes to see Dubinky Well, just 0.2 mile north of the start. It was originally built in 1937 by the Civilian Conservation Corps and provides water for livestock grazing. The windmill is larger than normal to facilitate the extradeep 500-ft. well. Source: Kiosk at site.

Technical Rating

2

Status Reports

Corey Hall
Oct 26, 2023
SxS
Permanently Closed
Officially Closed Sign
Steven Urich
May 27, 2023
Open

Access Description

From downtown Moab, head north on Hwy. 191 about 11 miles and turn left on Hwy. 313. Go about 8.5 miles west and turn right on Dubinky Well Road just after overlook on left. After 1.5 miles, stay right where Spring Canyon Bottom Road, Trail #19, goes straight. Go north another 5 miles to Spring Canyon Point Road on left.

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