Chuckwalla Trail


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September 13th 2010
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Chuckwalla Trail


The Chuckwalla Trail is located just west of Highway 18 and north of Snow Canyon parkway. As you travel north on Highway 18 past the Snow Canyon intersection, the Chuckwalla Trail is on the left about a mile up the road. The parking area is gravel, but can be navigated by most vehicles, although it may become muddy after rains. In the parking area, you'll find primative bathrooms and ample parking.
The Chuckwalla Trail is a local favorite for cross-country runners wanting to get away from the traffic and enjoy the spectacular views. The trail system is well marked and allows horses, mountain bikes and foot traffic. As a note of interest, the Chuckwalla is a desert lizard that is native to the area, along with desert tortoises and the occasional gila monster. The trailhead is easily located at the northwest corner of the parking area and where you'll see an opening in the gate. As you make your way down the hill, you'll notice a well used climbing wall to your right, evidenced by someone climbing, or by the white resin stains that pepper the handholds.


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15th January 2011

You've made me
You've made me want to get in my car and go exploring the great Southwest.

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