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United States, Utah, Washington
Red Cliffs National Conservation Area
Sports Facility · Dog friendly · Reservoir
4.8 (182 ratings)
Red Cliffs National Conservation Area in Washington offers a breathtaking natural landscape for walkers and hikers to explore. With 35,055.5 acres of pristine wilderness, this park provides a diverse range ...
Red Cliffs National Conservation Area in Washington offers a breathtaking natural landscape for walkers and hikers to explore. With 35,055.5 acres of pristine wilderness, this park provides a diverse range of walking and hiking activities for outdoor enthusiasts. The park's well-maintained trails cater to all levels of experience, from leisurely strolls to challenging hikes, ensuring that visitors can find the perfect route to suit their preferences and abilities. Whether you're seeking a peaceful nature walk or a more rigorous hiking adventure, Red Cliffs National Conservation Area has something for everyone. The park features an array of captivating routes, including the popular Middleton Powerline Trail, which spans 3.5 miles and offers an estimated time of 1 hour and 30 minutes. Additionally, the Broken Mesa Rim Trail, measuring 4.4 miles with an estimated time of 1 hour and 7 minutes, provides a rewarding hiking experience with stunning scenic views. With a variety of well-marked trails and diverse terrain, walkers and hikers can immerse themselves in the beauty of the natural surroundings while enjoying an invigorating outdoor activity. For walkers and hikers seeking to discover the natural wonders of Red Cliffs National Conservation Area, the park offers an ideal setting for outdoor exploration and adventure. Whether you're embarking on a solo journey or planning a group excursion, the park's captivating landscapes and well-designed trails ensure a memorable experience for all. Visitors can download Pacer Pedometer to access comprehensive information about the park's routes and additional details to enhance their walking and hiking adventures.
View MoreView MoreUnnamed Road, Washington, UT 84780, USA37.1849° N , -113.5108° W
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Walking and Hiking in Red Cliffs National Conservation Area
Located in Washington, the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area offers an array of activities for walking and hiking enthusiasts. With essential amenities such as multiple parking lots and restrooms, visitors can easily access the park's various trails and attractions. The park is also dog-friendly, allowing furry companions to join in ...
Located in Washington, the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area offers an array of activities for walking and hiking enthusiasts. With essential amenities such as multiple parking lots and restrooms, visitors can easily access the park's various trails and attractions. The park is also dog-friendly, allowing furry companions to join in the outdoor adventure. Hikers and walkers can explore the stunning natural features of the park, including attractions like Yellow Knoll, Babylon Arch, Regal Arch, St. George Narrows, and Elephant Arch. Additionally, the park provides accessibility for all visitors and features sports facilities such as bike paths for those seeking additional recreational options. Whether you're interested in exploring archaeological sites, enjoying the scenic beauty, or simply engaging in outdoor activities, Red Cliffs National Conservation Area is the ideal destination for a memorable walking and hiking experience.
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Yellow Knoll
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Babylon Arch
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Regal Arch
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St. George Narrows
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Elephant Arch
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Dinosaur tracks track
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Red Cliffs Dinosaur Track Site
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Petroglyphs Site
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Newspaper Rock
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Best Walking Routes in Red Cliffs National Conservation Area
#1 - Middleton Powerline Trail
(1 review)
Length: 3.5 milesEst. Time: 1h30m
#2 - Bracken's Loop
(1 review)
Length: 5.3 milesEst. Time: 1h32m
#3 - Broken Mesa Rim Trail
(1 review)
Length: 4.4 milesEst. Time: 1h7m
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FAQs about Red Cliffs National Conservation Area
Where is the best place to walk in Red Cliffs National Conservation Area?
The best place to walk in Red Cliffs National Conservation Area is along the Middleton Powerline Trail, which is 3.5 miles long and has a rating of 4.0 based on 1 review. This information is provided by the Pacer community.
How many routes are in Red Cliffs National Conservation Area?
Red Cliffs National Conservation Area has multiple routes available for walking and hiking, including the Middleton Powerline Trail, Broken Mesa Rim Trail, and others. The Pacer community provides detailed route information and reviews.
Which is the longest route in Red Cliffs National Conservation Area?
The longest route in Red Cliffs National Conservation Area is the Broken Mesa Rim Trail, which is 4.4 miles long and has a rating of 4.0 based on 1 review. For more detailed route information and reviews, the Pacer community is a valuable resource.
Are there facilities or amenities for walkers/hikers in Red Cliffs National Conservation Area?
Yes, there are several parking lots available for walkers and hikers to use as starting points for their hikes. Restrooms are also available at certain locations within the park for convenience.
How accessible is Red Cliffs National Conservation Area?
The park is dog-friendly, making it accessible for visitors who wish to bring their furry companions along for their walking or hiking adventures.
What kind of sports can I do in Red Cliffs National Conservation Area?
While there are no dedicated sports facilities for traditional sports, the park offers scenic bike paths and opportunities for swimming in natural pools. Additionally, the park provides an array of attractions and archaeological sites to explore, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
What is the best season to walk in Red Cliffs National Conservation Area?
The best season to walk in Red Cliffs National Conservation Area is typically spring and fall when the temperatures are milder and more comfortable for outdoor activities.
What are the typical weather conditions to prepare for in Red Cliffs National Conservation Area?
Visitors to Red Cliffs National Conservation Area should prepare for hot and dry conditions, especially during the summer months. It's important to bring plenty of water, sunscreen, and protective clothing.
What kind of wildlife might you encounter in Red Cliffs National Conservation Area?
Red Cliffs National Conservation Area is home to a variety of wildlife, including desert tortoises, bighorn sheep, various bird species, and reptiles. Visitors should be mindful of the wildlife and respect their natural habitats while hiking or walking in the area.
Best Walking Routes in Red Cliffs National Conservation Area
#1 - Middleton Powerline Trail
4 (1 review)
Length: 3.5 milesEst. Time: 1h30m
#2 - Bracken's Loop
4 (1 review)
Length: 5.3 milesEst. Time: 1h32m
#3 - Broken Mesa Rim Trail
4 (1 review)
Length: 4.4 milesEst. Time: 1h7m
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