BLARNEY TRAIL
TRAIL PAGE LINKS
Angel Point Trail
Blarney Trail
Blue Benches
Bull Creek Pass
Burro Wash East
Burro Wash Trail
Cathedral Valley
Cooks Mesa
Cottonwood Wash Trail
Curtis Bench
Dark Valley Trail
Donkey Reservoir
Five Mile Wash
Fremont River Trail
Geyser Peak
Great Western Trail
Hemlock Meadows
Horseshoe Canyon
Leprechaun Trail
Little Wild Horse Trail
Lower Bowns / Oak Creek Trail
Moonscapes and Goblins
Mt. Ellen
North Caineville Mesa
North Slope
Planets to the Past
Pleasant Creek Trail
Poison Spring
Robber’s Roost Trail
Sam’s Mesa Trail
Sheets Gultch Trail
Shillelagh Trail
South Caineville Mesa
Sunglow Trail
Swing Arm City
Tantalus Flats
Thousand Views Trail
Tidwell Slopes
Velvet Ridge / Hell’s Hole
LOCATION
This trail is located 22 miles south of Hanksville just off of Hwy 95.
TRAIL TYPE
This trail is for hiking and canyoneering. You can just hike or if you have equipment you can do some repelling.
DISTANCE
The trail is about 4 miles round trip.
DIFFICULTY
HARD – This trail is considered difficult. The tight narrows and pools of water make many part of this trail hard to negotiate.
TRAIL DESCRIPTION
As you follow this trail while hiking, you will come to obstacles that are too difficult to pass. This would be an ideal place to turn around and hike out.
TRAIL COORDINATES / POINTS OF INTEREST
| Trail | Latitude | Longitude | |
| Blarney Trail | 38.02105 | -110.54482 |
EQUIPMENT
This trail requires complete hiking and climbing technical gear to complete the entire hike.
ENVIRONMENT
Generally the best time of year to do the slots is the fall so as to avoid flooding and heat.
SAFETY
Avoid doing this canyon, and any of the other ones during the rainy season. Flash flooding creates a more dangerous situtation.
TRAIL TIP
Because the trail is so narrow in some areas, it would be wise to wear old clothes that you don’t care to get scraped up and have holes in because you will get caught!
Take in the Views
Get a Closer Look
Do It At Your Own Pace
TRAILS MASTER MAP
Other Trail Pages
