This was my best off road experience ever. We came through a steep narrow canyon and under a weed... read more
The potash road is an old back entrance to Canyon Lands Park and like almost every road out of Moab... read more
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This was my best off road experience ever. We came through a steep narrow canyon and under a weed rock. Recommend coming in entrance close to Deadhorse SP instead of Rt 279 for best views.
The potash road is an old back entrance to Canyon Lands Park and like almost every road out of Moab has sights worth seeing! U can only enter the park with a licensed guide! We used Navtech Guides and had a great adventure!
We drove this road in the afternoon where the light was excellent for photography. What is good about this road is that they have an area called Wall Street, where you can see climbers in action. Absolutely fascinating.
We had some time to spare and took a drive down this road. Did not go all of the way to the end result. But, the mountains were so close. And they offered free camp sites.
Many interesting side canyons and a few arches are visible from the road. We drove as far as the Potash facility. Well worth the side trip!
We drove this road in the winter, after a significant snowfall. Along the river and up to Potash is spectacular! At Potash, the road maintenance ends and it gets sketchy after that. Our car got stuck in the mud and we were worried but able...More
We jeeped this road and went on to Shafer Trail. The scenery is so unique and beautiful. We saw people climbing the rock walls. Where we had lunch near the Green river, we saw about 9 longhorn sheep grazing. It is quite a climb out...More
This viewpoint is great. Very good for photo shooting. Breathtaking views. You need to prepare a nice camera with wide angle lens.
Most beautiful drive and bike ride. Great rock climbing area and sweet campsites. I love mountain biking from the mine as far as I could go. Gorgeous in fall.
We drove our 4WD jeep from Dead Horse State Park down into the canyon (Shaefer Road) and through the canyon to the Potash plant and down Potash Road. The trek down into the canyon and through the canyon (20 miles) was an amazing life experience....More
