Four Mile To Kanab Creek
- Kane County - Orderville
- SouthWest Utah
Trail information
Easy
Loop Trail
No width limit
Gravel roads
Rocky section
Single Track
50" Vehicle
S x S
Full Size
Sheriff’s Office: 435-644-2349
Search and Rescue: 435-644-4995
Fire: 435-819-0671
There is a hospital in Kanab 435-644-5811
Sheriff’s Office: 435-644-2349
Search and Rescue: 435-644-4995
Fire: 435-819-0671
There is a hospital in Kanab 435-644-5811
- trail weather
Four Mile To Kanab Creek
scattered clouds
07:32
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19:03
Temp: 61 / 80 / 80 ℉
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Wind: 2 mph
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Clouds: 41 %
Four Mile To Kanab Creek
clear sky
07:33
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19:01
Temp: 59 / 78 / 79 ℉
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Wind: 15 mph
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Clouds: 0 %
Four Mile To Kanab Creek
few clouds
07:34
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19:00
Temp: 56 / 77 / 77 ℉
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Wind: 14 mph
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Clouds: 11 %
- Description
You follow U.S.89 to Glendale, then right on Glendale Bench. The bench is graded gravel road and pretty easy sailing. When you make the 90 degree turn off of the “Bench” road, the path narrows substantially and becomes quite rocky as you make your way down into the bottom of the draw. The road then widens out quite a bit and you find yourself maneuvering between trees. The route then detours around White Tower, a prominent land mark. Follow that route until you intersect with Red Slot Canyon Road (a right turn will take you to Peekaboo Slot Canyon). Continue on White Tower Road until you reach U.S. 89.
On the part of the loop south of U.S. 89 the high point is as stop at Red Knoll (both figuratively and literally). From this point until you arrive at Mt. Carmel Junction, you will be riding mostly on sand.
Maps
Trail Route
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Key Points
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