Confluence Overlook via Elephant Hill Trail Loop is a 21.5 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Monticello, Utah that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as moderate. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round.
Canyonlands National Park charges a fee to enter. Fees are $30 per vehicle or $25 per motorcycle. If you are entering on foot or bike the fee is $15 per person. You can also purchase a park specific annual pass for $55. Elephant Hill, a beautiful trail with some really good hikes. Permits are needed in this area.
July 10, 20207/1/2020 We did this trail in a jeep willy with reasonable clearance. this is not a moderate trail! many loose rocky switchbacks and narrow shelves. But doable with high clearance and trail tires. we foolishly went out there alone not knowing the trail. Great fun and very challenging. But if we had trouble not ant other traffic around. we excited by Beef Baron Road. More challenging especially at Bobby's hole. S turn up a sterp rise with a 2 ft wall to get you started. Then holes pits and a tough climb. Couldn't find the joint though we tried. From there we did 224 south to Monticello. 35 miles of back roads. great fun but you need a couple of days. I want to go back to the Devils kitchen Campground.
May 13, 2019Actual trail was the Flint Trail down to the Dollhouse in the Maze District of Canyonlands.
May 5, 2019Awesome trail, but not moderate, I’d say intermediate at least! Very technical though, I’d say don’t off-road this alone. Not for first timers. At least not first time without a group of trucks.
May 3, 2019Jeep Badge of Honor!! spring break 2019
March 29, 2019March 19, 2019Amazing trail. Easy to follow. Great views.
November 5, 2018Hiked here and had to dodge a red 4runner climbing the rocks. Insane what people do with vehicles here!
October 20, 2017excellent interesting trail with a rewarding overlook
September 19, 2014fun so much fun
August 27, 2013I off-roaded on this trial this summer and it was awesome! It does take a while to get to from Moab since you must travel all the way to Canyonlands National Park but it was worth it. Very nice and technical trail where 4 wheel drive is a must, and having high ground clearance will help. There are some parts of the trail where you HAVE to drive backwards because the switchbacks are to narrow but it is easy. And there are also some narrow sections, and I mean NARROW! You have to actually pull in your mirrors or else you risk scraping those on the rocks! So just make sure you have a spotter or are very careful!
July 10, 19744 Wheeled and Motorcycled many years ago. Fun time
April 13, 1974
First to Review4-wheeled and motorcycles here a few times. Lots of fun. Camped in Devils Kitchen and hiked The joint trail. Great area
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