Cassiday Arch Trail climbs steeply up the northern face of Grand Wash Canyon and then heads across slickrock to a vantage point near Cassiday Arch.

Believed to have been used by the famous outlaw Butch Cassidy in his many escapes from the lawmen of the day. Relive some Old West adventures of your own on this wonderful red rock trail.

These three trails intertwine with each other to form several loops ranging from 3 miles to 8 or more miles.

This trail takes you into a wonderful world of red hoodoos, sandstone cliffs of white, pink and even green colors. The spectacular red rock is evident along most of the Casto Canyon ride until you reach the forested areas of ponderosa pines where the colors change with every turn of the trail.

The Cave Spring Trail takes you past a pictograph panel with ancient handprints and past an authentic, preserved cowboy line camp.

This four-mile out-and-back route follows Center Canyon through aspen forest and meadows of columbine. Wildlife is common, including the occasional rattlesnake, so keep a watchful eye.

The Chesler Park Loop circles Chesler Park meadow. The southernmost portion of the loop consists of the Joint Trail, a fantastic 1/2 mile long, extremely narrow crack through 50 foot tall cliff walls.

Chimney Rock Trail climbs switchbacks to good views of Chimney Rock and some nice panoramic views of the park.