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The trailhead is located near Horseshoe Canyon (North) WSA. Dispersed camping is located near the trailhead. From the slick rock trailhead follow the cairn trail towards the canyon rim and you will find Five Hole Arch overlooking Labyrinth Canyon.
Please contact Price Field Office for driving directions.
A hidden gem! One of the coolest arches/group of arches I’ve ever seen. Not super hard to find, you just need to follow the canyon edge and you’ll get there. We found it using a vague map we found online and by following the cairns. We went during the day but I bet it would be amazing to spend the night out there.
We didn't take the actual trail into the cave due to our lack of paying attention to maps and trusting cairns. We ended up hiking down into the green river and got this unique view instead. Not planned, but getting lost is not a waste of time but be sure to be prepared for taking an alternate route. This one ended up being a few miles longer and moderate.
The drive in was so beautiful despite high winds on the way in. We saw a desert dune patch along the way.
CAUTION FOR CATTLE ON DIRT ROAD.
We passed someone who had hit one at the entrance of goblin Valley and this will surely ruin any trip.
Also, CAUTION to have a spare tire. We got a flat from sharp shell rock on the way out and none of the small towns had my tire size so was stuck with a doughnut and altered our plans.
Always please leave no trace, no trash, no depicting petroglyphs.
This is an enjoyable trail. I explored it with a small group in May and the weather was absolutely perfect. The hike itself was fun, pay closer attention to the cairns so that you don't miss the arch.
Such a great area to hike and explore.
Road is a little washed out in a couple of spots, but my Honda Pilot made it in fine.
Not much out there for services, just like I like it. There is no real trail, a few cairns but you just strike out across the rock and you will find the arch... eventually.
Arch is beautiful, worth the hike, but wear good shoes.
Beautiful scenery on the walk to the arches. The trail is good until the last 1/4 mile. Look for the cairns. Do not go if you don’t like heights. The last 100 yards is very anxiety provoking. There is an overlook. We looked for but could not locate Crocodile Rock.
