Poison Spring Canyon, Utah Camping & Hiking

Poison Spring Canyon, Utah Camping & Hiking

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Directions

17 miles south of Hanksville on State Route 95

Phone

(435) 542-3461

Activities

AUTO TOURING, HIKING, PHOTOGRAPHY

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Poison Springs Road, a rough single-lane tract in some places, a well defined roadbed in others, is the only motorized route which crosses the Dirty Devil River between Hanksville and Hite on Lake Powell. Beginning at Utah Highway 95, it dips into a progressively narrower and steeper canyon, while descending through scenic sandstone formations as it follows Poison Springs creek. Once across the Dirty Devil River, the route follows the impressive and colorful Big Ridge in North Hatch Canyon, past Fiddler Butte to the boundary with the National Park Service’s Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Poison Springs Road is frequently closed by washouts and high water levels and is not recommended for novices or most street-legal vehicles except high clearance ones. There are no developed facilities in the Poison Spring Canyon area.

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