Cottontail – Red Cliffs Desert Reserve
Cottontail trail is a short trail on the edge of the Green Springs neighbor. The trailhead is easy to notive as it is lined with gravel until a step-over and a sign...
Trail Facts
Overview
Cottontail trail is a short trail on the edge of the Green Springs neighbor. The trailhead is easy to notive as it is lined with gravel until a step-over and a sign marking the entrance. There is not any official parking so please be respectful of local homeowners. The trail connects with Middleton Powerline and is a great trail for walking a dog. Many flowers and wildlife are found along the path which is easy to follow. There is nothing really exciting about the path but there is some great views of the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve and the flora of the area. Overall, the trail is short and easy with a steady incline and great for those in the area looking to walk a dog or looking for a quick excursion into nature.
Know Before You Go
Trail Map
Map of the route “Cottontail – Red Cliffs Desert Reserve”: 2,147 m, 122 m of climbing and 116 m of descent, elevation between 936 m and 974 m, time 00:33:28. It is a loop that starts and ends at 37.15810, -113.53474 (latitude, longitude).
Getting There
From St. George: 6.2 miles (13 mins driving)
Directions to Trailhead: Head north on S 700 E toward E 600 S. Take I-15 N to S Green Spring Dr/North Green Spring Drive in Washington. Take exit 10 from I-15 N. Continue on North Green Spring Drive. Drive to N Reserve Pkwy. Use any lane to turn slightly left onto S Green Spring Dr/North Green Spring Drive. Turn left onto N Concord Pkwy. Turn left onto N Reserve Pkwy.
There is not any official parking. Please be respectful of surrounding home owners.
Trailhead GPS: 37.158951, -113.534752
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