Climb large alluvial fan south of road 2 miles to canyon mouth.

This is a nice (possible two day) hike with much variety: creeks, meadows, coniferous forest.

The Little Hole National Recreation Trail is an very pleasant path along the Green River below the dam. It is mostly flat and offers nice views of the river as it runs past canyon walls and forested banks. Most hikers follow it for just a few miles before turning around. The main trail ends at Little Hole, the take-out point for rafters, but you can continue to follow a trail another 2 miles.

Little Water trail runs generally parallel to Big Water Trail to the same junction near Dog Lake. Little Water runs along an old jeep road through open areas and heavy forest.

This dry, desert canyon hike follows the bottoms of two narrow slot canyons as they cut their way through the southeastern side of the San Rafael Reef.

Located at the bottom of Losee Canyon, the trail follows the canyon floor, winding through the red hoodoos and the many colored sandstone cliffs up to the higher elevations of the Red Canyon area.

Lost Canyon Trail is a lightly used trail that climbs slickrock slopes before descending, sometimes steeply, along slickrock to the floor of the heavily vegetated canyon floor. Along the route are numerous good camping opportunities.

This trail climbs from the Duck Creek Campground to the top of the Duck Creek bench. It presents some good views.

The Lower Black Box is a deep, narrow canyon of the San Rafael River located on the eastern edge of the San Rafael Swell. This hike involves floating 3.7 miles down the river through the Lower Black Box, and then walking back 2.6 miles along the eastern side of the gorge to the starting point. The trip is an exciting one with a lot to see, but it requires careful planning and it isn't suitable for everyone.

Courthouse Wash is a short, but very pretty canyon near the entrance to Arches National Park. You won't see any arches in Courthouse but it is, nevertheless, a pleasant half-day walk.