About Dellenbaugh Tunnel Trailhead
Located just outside of Moab on the road to Dead Horse Point and Canyonlands Island in the Sky District. The hiking trail is 3 miles long and leads to an elongated arch (locally called a "tunnel").
Thompson, Utah · Grand County · Facility
Located just outside of Moab on the road to Dead Horse Point and Canyonlands Island in the Sky District. The hiking trail is 3 miles long and leads to an elongated arch (locally called a "tunnel").
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Located just outside of Moab on the road to Dead Horse Point and Canyonlands Island in the Sky District. The hiking trail is 3 miles long and leads to an elongated arch (locally called a "tunnel").
From Thompson, Utah (Interstate 70), take Highway 191 south toward Dead Horse Point. Proceed west on Utah Highway 313 for 8 miles. Turn right on the Dubinky Well Road and go north for approximately five miles. Turn left at the Spring Canyon Point Road (just before the Dubinky windmill). Go west on this road for about one mile to the base of the large Tombstone (Needle) Rock monolith. Turn left on a dirt road at this monolith and it is less than a mile to a parking area.
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