Ferry Swale Road

Trail Overview

Ferry Swale Road is accessed from Greenehaven Drive off of Highway 89, north of Page, Arizona. Going south from the highway on Greenehaven Drive, go past the concrete platform and through the gate, turn left on the graded road, then take an immediate right onto the dirt Ferry Swale Road. This will take you 1.4 miles to the intersection with 1098 and accesses all of the powerline roads and ORV trails in the area. It's a wide graded road next to powerlines that is really easy, on smooth gravel, flat, and has no rocks or obstacles. It's a bit bumpy from the washboard surface. This is one way to get into Stud Horse Point, which is a fun place to hike around to see the hoodoo rock formations. The majority of this trail is in the Ferry Swale area of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, which states that this road is only open to conventional vehicles, OHVs, and street-legal ATVs/dirt bikes. This road is not part of the area that requires the permit system that is still in development. It's called Seismograph Road on the National Park Service Map.

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Difficulty

This is an easy graded road with no obstacles.

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