Big Draw Trail

Abundant scenic camping is the main attraction of this trail. Big Draw Road, named after the nearby Big Draw Wash that flows into Taylor Canyon, travels across scenic desert to the edge of Canyonlands National Park. The trail takes you through several desert terrains, where you'll traverse sand, dirt, and slow, bumpy rock surfaces. Along the way, you'll view Beehive Butte, a sandstone rock that looks like the state symbol for Utah. Not heavily traveled, Big Draw Road can be a nice escape from the crowds typically found on other Moab trails.