This remote spot lies within the San Rafael Swell, a rugged stretch of BLM-managed land in central Utah. Known for its colorful cliffs, winding canyons, and open desert views, it’s perfect for quiet exploration, off-grid camping, and stargazing.

Access & Driving Conditions

• Unpaved roads require a high-clearance, 4WD vehicle.

• Roads may become impassable when wet.

• Bring GPS and offline maps—there’s no cell service.

• Best visited in spring or fall to avoid extreme heat.

Camping

• Free dispersed camping is allowed on BLM land.

• No facilities—pack in water, pack out all waste.

• Camp at least 200 feet from water sources.

Pets

• Pet-friendly.

• Bring plenty of water and check for hot surfaces or sharp rocks.

Photography & Hiking

• Stunning sunrise/sunset light on red rock.

• No official trails—navigation skills recommended.

• Great for solitude, photos, and short wanderings.

Safety Tips

• Watch the weather—flash floods are a risk in canyons.

• Carry plenty of water, food, and first aid.

• Be aware of wildlife like snakes and scorpions.

This spot offers a true wild desert experience—peaceful, scenic, and totally off the grid.