COTTONWOOD WASH TRAIL
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LOCATION
This trail is located 9.1 miles south of Hwy 24 on the Notom-Bullfrog road.
TRAIL TYPE
This trail is for hiking only.
DISTANCE
This trail is 3 miles each direction for a total of 6 miles.
DIFFICULTY
MODERATE – with some opportunities for rock scrambling, and negotiating narrow passages.
TRAIL DESCRIPTION
The wash is open for about a mile and then it narrows into the slots. Depending on the season, there may be pools of water and obstacles along the path. The trail requires some agility.
TRAIL COORDINATES / POINTS OF INTEREST
| Name | GPS | Latitude | Longitude |
| Cottonwood Wash Trail | 38d09’57.23″ N 111d05’21.75″ W | 38.165897 | -111.089375 |
EQUIPMENT
You will want shoes that are conducive for walking in water,and clothing that dries quickly.
ENVIRONMENT
Cottonwood Wash could 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
Make sure that you hike with a companion. This trail can be difficult and it is best when you have someone there so you can help each other along when needed.
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