Travel Alert: The southern portion of San Juan County including the communities of Bluff, Montezuma Creek, Aneth and the surrounding areas, has been heavily affected by recent heavy rain and flooding.

Please be advised that there may be road, park, and business closures throughout the area. More information here.

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Hazard County Trail

The Hazard County Trail #903 is 2.9 miles long.  This trail travels between Forest Road #650 (Wilcox Flat) just off of Forest Road #063 (Warner Lake Road) and Forest Road #046 (La Sal Mountain Loop).  This trail steadily descends from the Warner Campground area travelling through a mix of meadows, and aspen and Gambel oak forest before intersecting Forest Road #046 (La Sal Mountain Loop).  This trail is a section of the Whole Enchilada Mountain Bike Trail.  This section connects Forest Trail #033 (Warner Lake/Beaver Basin) and #315 (Burro Pass) the two highest elevation sections to the lower portions of the trail; Forest Road #634 (Kokopelli’s) and Forest Trail #973 (UPS).  This popular trail sees use by multiple different types of users, primarily, hikers, mountain bikers and equestrian users.  Please respect one another and observe standard trail etiquette: mountain bikers yield to both hikers and equestrian users and hikers yield to equestrian users.

Community
North San Juan/Moab
Length
3.10 miles
Trail Type
One Way
Website
http://www.fs.usda.gov/mantilasal
Average Grade
8 %
Elevation Gain
153 ft
Notes
  • Plan ahead and prepare for your adventures
  • Stay on designated trails
  • Leave artifacts where you spot them
  • Do not enter any archaeological structures
  • Do not eat near archaeological sites
  • Leave historic sites and rock art untouched
  • Pack out what you pack in
  • Properly dispose of human and pet waste
  • Respect and be aware of wildlife
  • Keep dogs on leashes at all times and away from archaeological structures
Hiking Difficulty
Intermediate

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