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Escalante - Scenic Drives

Scenic drives to consider in the Escalante area are listed below. Click on any scenic byway or backway listed below for complete information.



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Highway 89
Welcome to Utah Heritage Highway 89 and the Mormon Pioneer Heritage Area. We are the artisans and business owners of the Utah Heritage Highway 89 Alliance. You are about to begin a a heritage adventure that will take you through one or more of five uniquely Western heritage areas.

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Griffin Top Road 32 miles oneway 1 hour


Hells Backbone 30 miles oneway 1 - 2 hours
Hell's Backbone starts from Hwy. 12 just south of Boulder and climbs up and around Box Death Hollow Wilderness. It features a dramatic stretch of road along a narrow ridge with sheer drops on both sides and crosses wonderful narrow bridge. The route has some great views out over the range as it twists through pine, spruce and fir forests.


Highway 12 Scenic Byway 122 miles oneway 4 hours
Highway 12 is one of the most spectacular scenic byways in the country. It begins at Hwy 24 near Torrey and runs south and west for 122 miles to Hwy. 89 south of Panguitch.


Hole in the Rock 115 mile roundtrip 6 hours
The Hole-in-the-Rock Road runs through rugged areas of the the Grand Staircase before ending at Lake Powell.


Posey Lake Road 40 miles oneway 1 hour


Smokey Mountain Road 78 miles oneway 5 hours
From Escalante, this route climbs switchbacks 1,200 feet up Smokey Mountain before winding through the exceptionally rugged desert landscape of the Grand Staircase. Along the route are some good views over Lake Powell and up to Bryce Canyon National Park.


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