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Moab Hole in the Rock Trail

Moab Easter Jeep Safari Trail Descriptions - Hole in the Rock Trail

Rating: Moab offroad trails difficulty level 4
Credit - Red Rock 4-Wheelers

Our use of this famous and historic Mormon Trail starts about 150 miles from Moab and includes two nights of camping (in the same campsite). The off-highway portion begins and ends near Halls Crossing on Utah Highway 276 and travels to within a couple of miles of the pioneer crossing of the Colorado River (now Lake Powell). A large group of Mornon settlers in wagons used some of this route on a journey from Escalante to Bluff, a trip they expected to take six weeks but actually took six months. It is an amazing expanse of open country.

Moab Easter Jeep Safari Trails - Hole in the Rock Trail
Scenery:
The nearby country is a sea of weathered Navajo Sandstone. If any southern Utah scenes inspire awe, the overview of the Great Bend of the San Juan River has to be on the list. Navajo Mountain is in constant view throughout the distant part of the trail.
Road Surface:
Most of the route is on sandstone, either in its slickrock fonn or its weathered and wind-blown sand grains.
Obstacles and highlights:

Lake Canyon is fascinating for its recent human and geologic histories - possibly interesting for trail washouts. The approach to and ascent of Grey Mesa is challenging. The slickrock channel called The Chute and canyons beyond are the most difficult parts.
Special Considerations: Because of the trail's remoteness, a fuel fill is recommended. The off-highway drive is only about 60 miles round trip but the start is about 75 miles from Blanding and 12 miles short of Halls Crossing. The meeting place is optional. Moab departures will be from the Spanish Trail Arena at 8:00 a.m. on the first day of each trip. A secondary departure rendezvous about noon at the Calvin Black airport is recommended for those who are coming from the south or who have trouble maintaining a good highway speed. Remember, the country is remote, dry, and unforgiving.

 

Waypoint:

To:

Distance

Cumm. Dist.

Bearing

Latitude

Longitude

HR01-01

 

 

 

 

N37° 22.572

W110° 32.513

 

HR01-02

1.32 mi

1.32 mi

241° (WSW)

N37° 22.015

W110° 33.575

 

HR01-03

1.86 mi

3.18 mi

341° (NNW)

N37° 23.540

W110° 34.249

 

HR01-04

0.92 mi

4.10 mi

224° (SW)

N37° 22.963

W110° 34.949

 

HR01-05

1.26 mi

5.36 mi

247° (WSW)

N37° 22.541

W110° 36.219

 

HR01-06

0.66 mi

6.03 mi

221° (SW)

N37° 22.108

W110° 36.699

 

HR01-07

0.55 mi

6.57 mi

318° (NW)

N37° 22.458

W110° 37.101

 

HR01-08

0.68 mi

7.26 mi

242° (WSW)

N37° 22.180

W110° 37.762

 

HR01-09

2.04 mi

9.30 mi

202° (SSW)

N37° 20.532

W110° 38.590

 

HR01-10

3.52 mi

12.83 mi

226° (SW)

N37° 18.410

W110° 41.361

 

HR01-11

0.52 mi

13.35 mi

185° (S)

N37° 17.957

W110° 41.413

 

HR01-12

0.71 mi

14.06 mi

226° (SW)

N37° 17.525

W110° 41.970

 

HR01-13

0.78 mi

14.85 mi

183° (S)

N37° 16.845

W110° 42.022

 

HR01-14

1.41 mi

16.25 mi

233° (SW)

N37° 16.114

W110° 43.251

 

HR01-15

0.83 mi

17.08 mi

207° (SSW)

N37° 15.475

W110° 43.665

 

HR01-16

1.27 mi

18.35 mi

232° (SW)

N37° 14.795

W110° 44.752

 

HR01-17

1.01 mi

19.36 mi

261° (W)

N37° 14.661

W110° 45.839

 

HR01-18

0.75 mi

20.11 mi

286° (SNS)

N37° 14.836

W110° 46.628

 

HR01-19

1.23 mi

21.34 mi

199° (SSW)

N37° 13.827

W110° 47.068

 

HR01-20

1.55 mi

22.89 mi

230° (SW)

N37° 12.962

W110° 48.361

 

HR01-21

0.52 mi

23.41 mi

305° (NW)

N37° 13.219

W110° 48.827

 

HR01-22

0.55 mi

23.96 mi

260° (W)

N37° 13.137

W110° 49.415

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