Burro Wash East
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TRAIL COORDINATES / POINTS OF INTEREST
LOCATION
The staging area is 1.2 mies off Notom Rd. inbetween Hwy 24 and Burr Trail Rd.
TRAIL TYPE
Open to any motorized travel. The purple rd is ATV, and the orange trail ADVANCED.
DISTANCE
This trail is about 5 miles one way.
DIFFICULTY Moderate
Open to any motorized travel. The purple rd is ATV, and the orange trail ADVANCED.
DESCRIPTION
The whole trail is B class county graded and maintained road. The surface type is bennonite clay and sand.
EQUIPMENT
Any motorized vehicle, unless in an otherwise marked area.
ENVIRONMENT
This is an all-season trail, as long as the roads are not wet or covered in snow.
SAFETY
You must stay on the road while riding. You will be fined if you ride in the wilderness area.
TRAIL TIP
There is wilderness preservation area surrounding this trail so be aware of where you are going. The areas will be marked.
| Name (Click name below to view map) | GPS | Latitiude | Longitude |
| Burro Wash Rd/Notom Rd. Junction | N 38d11’13” W 111d05’37” | 38.186944 | -111.093611 |
| Burro Wash Staging Area | N 38d10’36” W 111d04’40” | 38.176667 | -111.077778 |
| End Burro Wash Rd/Staging Area | N 38d09’54” W 111d03’41” | 38.165 | -111.061389 |
| Old Mining Area | N 38d09’45” W 111d03’20” | 38.1625 | -111.055556 |
| Bloody Hands Gap | N 38d10’06” W 111d01’56” | 38.168333 | -111.032222 |
| Blind Trail Pond | N 38d09’35” W 111d02’49” | 38.159722 | -111.046944 |
| Blue Notch | N 38d09’46” W 111d00’29” | 38.162778 | -111.008056 |
Take in the views
This trail will take you to views that are unique to this part of Utah. Without the usual red rock that southern Utah has been patched with, this beautiful white rock adds a unique and welcomed diversity to the area. This is definitely an area that you will want to see.Get a closer look
Venture east from Notom Road into the rough foothills and mesas on the northwest edge of the Henry Mountains. This trail is a mix of easy and somewhat challenging terrain with options to visit unique attractions along the way. Views of the Henry Mountains, and the eastern edge of Capitol Reef.
Do it at your own pace
