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Temple Mountain Road with Family Butte - Lower San Rafael Swell

"Temple Mountain Road" Temple Mountain Road is the superhighway of the lower San Rafael Swell. While a great drive in itself, the bonus is it connects to many of the smaller adventure and sightseeing trails like Swasey's Cabin, Behind the Reef , North Temple Wash, Red’s Canyon Loop and more. Around every curve, Temple Mountain Road offers breathtaking views of the colorful geology for which the San Rafael Swell is renowned. It's easy to see how the road got its name when looking at its namesake sandstone monolith. Ancient pictograph panels painted on shaded alcove walls beckon you to ponder both their meaning and the lives of those who created them centuries before. Camping opportunities are abundant along Temple Mountain Road and the numerous side trails. The short paved section on the eastern end of the road branches off to the whimsical Goblin Valley State Park. Temple Mountain Road is an easy drive with a tremendous payoff. Highest Elevation: 6869 Ft Length: 29 Miles Road Conditions: Graded Dirt/Gravel/Short Paved Section Road/Trail Difficulty: A-Easy "Little Ocean Draw Wilderness" Located in the heart of the San Rafael Swell and behind the San Rafael Reef, the Little Ocean Draw is a wash that flows through Chute Canyon. This part of the San Rafael Swell is composed of bluffs and benches of lighter colored sandstone. The layers of what were once sand dunes are clearly evident in the sandstone. Upper elevations of this wilderness are flat or rolling sagebrush and juniper hills, but where water gathers and flows following infrequent but sometimes powerful rains, it has carved deep into the sandstone revealing the area’s geology and creating deep and narrow canyons. "Family Butte" Located within Utah’s San Rafael Swell, the Family Butte area contains a vast network of trails that explore breathtaking cliffs and remote, desert landscape. Located within this network, many BLM trails lead to hidden adventure sites, including dispersed campsites, abandoned mines, and other remote gems. BLM Route SS4083 stands out as an excellent example of one of these trails. Located just to the west of Family Butte, BLM Route SS4083 ends at a spectacular dispersed campsite, overlooking an old, abandoned uranium mine. With plenty of interesting features for explorers of all ages to enjoy, this route stands out as a must-see for any group looking to get off the beaten path and enjoy a remote, camping experience and historic adventure. "Blue Ribbon Coalition" Follow the link below to the Blue Ribbon Coalition and the "Lost Trails Guidebook" https://www.sharetrails.org/