Jackson Hole Rock Climbing

So close, yet so far . . . Jackson Hole is very close to Moab, but at the same time it may take awhile to get there. It's directly across the river from the Potash road, but getting there is the conundrum. To drive there may take you a couple of hours, but there IS a road that goes in and all of the way around the Jackson Hole rincon. If you have some kind of a boat, you may want to consider parking at Long Canyon and floating across.
To reach Jackson Hole, you can swim or take a four wheel drive HIGH clearance vehicle. Jackson Hole is south of the Amasa Back, and directly across the river from Potash. This is southwest of Moab a few miles as the birds see it. You can take a tube, kayak, canoe or raft and float across from the Potash mine (this is the shortest approach), or hike there via one of two ways (not recommended). You can also drive there (high clearance only!) by taking Kane Springs Valley Road to Hurrah Pass. Descend the other side of the pass and turn right (west) at the first drivable drainage (near river level). Go down the wash about 1/2 a mile (.8km), then turn right (north) and follow a (faint at first) two-track which crosses another drainage before heading northeast for awhile then gradually turns back to the west. It then veers north and begins the descent into Jackson Hole where a loop goes around the Rincon.