It was our last day in Moab, so that we did not want to do a more difficult trip. Our vehicle had a damaged suspension, so that we wanted to avoid any rock crawling. We are starting from Moab on US191 towards I70. At 12S60969X 428942X (UTM/NAD27) we are leaving US191 to the left to…
Until today we always visited the other side of Ten Mile Canyon to discover viewpoints like ‘The Very End‘ or ‘Rock Canyon Point‘. This time we wanted to visit the opposite side of this canyon. There should be an old trail, called Ten Mile Rim trail. The weather was perfect and the trail should lead…
As we had to cancel our planned trip to Cane Wash, due to a service for our Jeep, we thought about to visit Eardley Canyon. Some time ago, we read Rolfs description of Ernie Canyon and decided to visit the neighbour canyon.
Without having any detailed information we started from Green River, UT on I-70 until we reached the exit to UT-24. We follow UT-24 towards Hanksville. At 12S 54798X 429013X (UTM/NAD27) we are turning right on a dirt road, which leads towards the Reef. The following picture shows the turnoff.
As we had some time this day, we decided to cruise around in the Anza Borrego SP. In a trail guide I read something about a difficult rated sandy trail nearby ‘The Slot’, a slot canyon. We started on the 78 from Borrego Springs towards Ocotillo Wells. At 11S 57308X 366906X (UTM/NAD27) we turned left…
While Astrid went with our friends to the Lake Henshaw Mine to dig for tourmalines, Jerry and I decided to do a trip along Coyote Creek in Anza Borrego SP. The colleagues haven been quite often in Coyote Creek for camping and relaxing. From there a moderate rated trail should lead up to higher elevation….
Last year we did this trail on the Bookcliffs first level, starting from Green River, UT and going up via Tusher Canyon. There we saw the upcoming trail from Coal Canyon, which is an old trail and should not always be passable. In Coal Canyon you can find a lot of indian rock art. Detailed…
