Rock Springs Bench Road is the first of many spurs you will encounter when driving the popular Cottonwood Canyon Road. This trail is unmaintained packed dirt, traversing a typical southern Utah desert landscape with wash crossings, occasional steep hills, and exposed embedded rocky patches. The most difficult part of this trail is the steep entry and exit from a few wash crossings. Long-wheelbase vehicles with bad approach or departure angles may struggle. One climb up a fin of dirt provides a small rock obstacle, but nothing that a stock high clearance 4WD vehicle can't handle. Views of the expansive terrain are the main draw for this out-and-back spur. Camping is limited to a few dispersed locations along the first stretch of the trail, offering no amenities.