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Cameo Cliffs to Wilson Arch

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Location Moab, UT
Rating Difficult,
Length 18.4mi
Time 5hrs

Vehicle Types

Overview

Great cross-country trail inside “Hook & Ladder” OHV Area.

This trail is part of the beautiful and fun Cameo Cliffs OHV Area (aka Hook & Ladder Area). Much of northern half of route follows along cliff edges and ends at a dramatic overlook of Wilson Arch. A picnic table here is a great spot for lunch. The OHV area is popular with ATVs and UTVs, but most of the routes are wide enough for Jeeps. This trail is part of the Moab Easter Jeep Safari, but they take the tougher route to the right at 7.5 miles. We drove both routes in our stock Wrangler.

Rating

Difficult
Trail Ratings Defined

Much of this trail is easy to moderate; however, since we last drove it, the ledges have gotten larger and more chewed up. Expect it to get worse. We drove this trail in our stock Wrangler Sport, but careful tire placement was needed on some of the ledges. Trails are marked with numbered brown posts. Slickrock is marked with painted white dashes and red-tipped rebar.

Stats

Length

18.4mi

Time

5hrs

High Point

6,705ft

Best Time To Go

April-Nov

Current Conditions

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Trail Updates

5/15/2019
Submitted by Pete’nSue
Just WOW! Right on!

11/24/2018
Submitted by Sara Stallings
The trail was amazing and accurately rated. Unfortunately, the gate at mile 8.6 (after Indian Bathtub) was blocked, forcing us right following the pipeline instead of left towards Wilson arch. We also tried taking another route around, and only found more closed gates. We ended up having to meander our way through La Sal to get back on the highway. Bummed we couldn’t get to the arch!

5/28/2018
Submitted by James Bulkeley
Mile 8.2 Indian Bath Tub. The ‘Tub’ has been classified as an Archaeological Site. There is now a rigid, fixed barrier from the ground to the lip allowing for a look inside. Lots of historical signatures.

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