This trail runs through lodge pole pine forest and small meadows to its end at Hell Hole Lake, which has a partly open shoreline. The surrounding terrain is scenic and composed of large, boggy meadows and thick patches of conifers.

The trail passes small Coldwater Lake before climbing steeply up switchbacks to Stewart Pass. The trail turns south and follows the narrow ridge 1.5 miles to Wellsville Cone (9,350'). You can keep going another .4 miles to Box Elder Peak (9,375'), the highest point in the range.

The Maple Canyon Loop Trail offers an arch, trees and a great view of Sanpete County. Take State Road 116 from Moroni and travel 2.7 miles until you reach West Side Road. Drive north 1.3 miles and turn west on Freedom Road. Watch for signs to Maple Canyon, which should be about 2.5 miles away. As y...

The trail to Maybird Lakes leaves the Red Pine Trail about 2.5 miles from the highway, or about one mile down from Red Pine Lake. The Maybird Trail branches to the west, crossing Red Pine Fork on a narrow wooden bridge just after Red Pine Trail first meets the creek. It then follows a fairly level r...

Mesa Arch is a good sized arch clinging to the edge of the canyon rim. An easy .5 mile loop trail through desert vegetation leads to the arch. Framed through the arch is a nice view of the La Sal Mountains.

From Bobs Lake at the trailhead this trail makes a few difficult crossings over Middle Fork Creek on its way to the base of Tokawanna Peak. Good campsites and fishing grace the length of the trail.

The Mill Canyon Dinosaur Trail is a bold experiment; there are no guards or fences here. You, the visitor, are the protector of this valuable resource. It is illegal to remove, deface, or destroy improvements, rocks, and fossils.

The Mill Creek Canyon Trail follows the Mill Creek upstream through a scenic canyon to a small waterfall. The trail requires a few shallow stream crossings and at high water periods some wading.