Elevation: | 5,625 ft |
GPS: |
39.337, -110.7447 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
Page Views: | 148,309 total · 748/month |
Shared By: | veritus on Dec 11, 2006 · Updates |
Admins: | Andrew Gram, Nathan Fisher, Perin Blanchard, GRK, D C |
Description
Beautiful and very open land out in the middle of nowhere central Utah. Rarely does anyone go there. Its a 20 minute drive from Joe's valley.
Getting There
Go to Elmo and head for the dinosaur quarry. From E Main St in the city of Elmo go East. Turn right onto S. Desert Lake Dr. (dirt road)
S. Desert Lake Dr. turns into Desert Lake Loop. From Desert Lake Loop turn right onto Vicor Reef Rd. From Vicor Reef Rd. turn left onto Dinosaur Quarry Rd. aka cr-216 After you drive down the hill and across the small valley there will be a cow grate and a road on the right. Pass both of these. The very next right will be a road. Easiest (roughest road) way to get to the Land of a Thousand Bouldersis to choose left at all of the forks. Find the parking area and a two minute hike will get you to the boulders.
S. Desert Lake Dr. turns into Desert Lake Loop. From Desert Lake Loop turn right onto Vicor Reef Rd. From Vicor Reef Rd. turn left onto Dinosaur Quarry Rd. aka cr-216 After you drive down the hill and across the small valley there will be a cow grate and a road on the right. Pass both of these. The very next right will be a road. Easiest (roughest road) way to get to the Land of a Thousand Bouldersis to choose left at all of the forks. Find the parking area and a two minute hike will get you to the boulders.
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