Rabbit Valley
Located in the McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area, pictograph and petroglyph sites abound, and the Old Spanish Trail, once referred to as the “longest, crookedest, most arduous mule route in the history of America,” runs through this area. Please follow all LNT guidelines so that this area remains open to equestrian users.
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What to Expect
- Beautiful views overlooking the Colorado River and the Black Ridge Canyon Wilderness.
- Primitive camping area with few to no amenities.
- Camping is in a designated, graveled parking area.
Rules and Regulations
- Land Manager = BLM - McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area
- Out of state horses must have current Coggins and health papers
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Rabbit Valley is accessed from I-70 just a few miles from the Colorado-Utah state line. From the East, travel west on I-70 toward Utah, and take Exit #2 which is clearly marked. Go South on the overpass crossing I-70 and follow the signs to camp. From the West heading from Utah into Colorado, take Exit #2 as above.
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