Dolores Triangle
Total Miles
37.2
Elevation
1,982.88 ft
Duration
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Technical Rating
Best Time
Spring, Fall
Trail Overview
The Dolores Triangle is a scenic high desert dirt/jeep trail in Eastern Utah, ranging in elevation from 4,500 feet to 6,500 feet. It features rugged landscapes with pinion and juniper trees, granite rocks, red sandstone bluffs, and red sand washes. This area is rarely traveled because of its location. The Triangle is bordered by the Dolores River, Wilderness Areas, and rugged canyons. The only easy access is by entering through the Colorado side, traveling through the Colorado National Monument and Glade Park ranch country. It's well worth the drive.
Photos of Dolores Triangle
Difficulty
70% of the trail is easy, but several miles are rough and rocky with some steep grades, loose rock and sand in places.
Status Reports
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