BURRO WASH TRAIL
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LOCATION
The Burro Wash Trail is located 7.8 miles south of Hwy 24 on Notom- Bullfrog Road.
TRAIL TYPE
This trail is for hiking only.
DISTANCE
This trail is approx. 4 miles each direction, making the total distance approx. 8 miles.
DIFFICULTY
HARD – This hike is difficult. It is better if at least 2 people hike this together so they can help each other along.
TRAIL DESCRIPTION
The trail starts out easy in an open wash area. Three miles into the slot canyons start and many obstacles that would be difficult for inexperienced hikers/climbers.
TRAIL COORDINATES / POINTS OF INTEREST
| Name | GPS | Latitude | Longitude |
| Burro Wash Trail | 38d10’52.72″ N 111d05’39.53″ W | 38.181311 | -111.094314 |
EQUIPMENT
Bring climbing gear if you want to go beyond the obstacles at mile 4.
ENVIRONMENT
Burro Wash would be very dangerous in rainy weather due to flash flooding.
SAFETY
Be careful while hiking this trail. Falling may cause severe injury. Do not hike if there is any chance of rain in the area.
TRAIL TIP
Wear shoes or sandals that will be appropriate for walking in water. You may encounter places where you will walk or wade through pools of water.
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