Name: Halls Creek Drainage
Rating: 3.0

Halls Creek Drainage

Conditions

Unknown

History

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“A sandy traverse linking the Post Cutoff Trail to the Lower Muley Twist Canyon Trail.”

— Eric Ashley

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Overview

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Dogs: No Dogs

Runner Notes

Sandy going makes for some tread resistance, but this route is still runnable.

Description

This user-made trail starts across from the corral at the parking area at the Post Trailhead and extends to the Lower Muley Twist Canyon Trail. The predominantly sandy route includes a mix of singletrack, road-trace, and a number of wash crossings as it follows the contours of the Halls Drainage. Taken from north to south, you'll enjoy a very subtle descent, which might not be so subtle on the return trip.

Contacts

Land Manager: NPS - Capitol Reef National Park

Full Details

Trail Ratings

3.0 from 1 vote

#9

in Waterpocket District

#16314

Overall

3.0 from 1 vote

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Rankings

#9

in Waterpocket District

#667

in Utah

#16,314

Overall

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57 Since Sep 2, 2016

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Length 4.7 Miles 7.5 Kilometers 99% Runnable	Elevation 54' 16 m Ascent -279' -85 m Descent
1% Avg Grade (1°) 9% Max Grade (5°)	4,865' 1,483 m High 4,640' 1,414 m Low

Halls Creek Drainage

Length

4.7 Miles 7.5 Kilometers

99%

Elevation

54' 16 m

-279' -85 m

1%

9%

4,865' 1,483 m

4,640' 1,414 m

Conditions

“A sandy traverse linking the Post Cutoff Trail to the Lower Muley Twist Canyon Trail.”