Bull Canyon

Great trip to see the bottom of Gemini Bridges. Stop toward the end and you can hike 1/4 mile or so to the bottom and look up at the bridges. The off-roading was good, lots of rocks to navigate through in the washes. For larger trucks (I have a Raptor), some of the larger rocks are on each side of the truck, but you can make it (disclaimer - as of 5/15, I can't make any promises if there is a flood anytime after this post :)). Toward the end of the trail, there is a drive through where trees are on both sides. You'll definitely get hugged here, no way around it. Overall, it was a fun trail with great scenery. Well done on the detailed description TO.

This is a really fun trail and definitely worth taking the hike to the bottom of the Gemini Bridges. I went pretty early and basically had the trail to myself; the solitude in the canyon was very enjoyable. There are a few challenging spots along this trail, but nothing too scary. I was happy to have sliders at a few points, but I think I could have done without if I had chosen better lines. Aired down to around 20psi. 3rd Gen Tacoma, stock height, Toyo Open Country ATIII "32s", full skids and sliders

Neat little trail. Nothing too challenging but you still need to pay attention in a few spots. You used to be able to take the left fork up to the mine, but there was a rock slide and now there is a big rock blocking the trail part way up the shelf road. Had to back down. That is why we do not recommend the left for anymore! But taking the trail to Waypoint 11 is all you need for the good views!

It was my first time running Bull Canyon and I must say, I had a blast navigating the washes and experiencing the tall cliffs that surround you. This trail has excellent scenery and it would be a great trail for a beginner or someone new to off-roading. I highly recommend this trail for anyone looking to escape the crowds.

Sweet!

Ran this along with Gemini Bridges trail. The trail to the sandy wash was not too bad, from then on there was no sandy wash. All the sand is gone and it has turned into a rock garden with some tight turns and a very bumpy ride. I am thinking the recent rains have done some damage to this trail. We made it to WP6 and turned around which was disappointing. Past there the trail did not look safe enough to pass for our entire group. Despite all the bouncing around in the rock garden it was still a good out and back trail through the canyon.

Ran the easy portion out to the hike, which is definitely worth doing.

Easy and scenic morning drive, sunrise colors on the rock was fantastic! This is a worthwhile "side road" when driving Gemini Bridges.

Fun trail in our Gladiator Rubicon. Bottomed out slightly on a couple obstacles, but was able to complete everything.

Fun trail off of Gemini bridges. Few obstacles to keep it entertaining. Not much traffic, maybe saw 3 others on the trail. Hike under Gemini was great as well!

Drove a portion of Bull Canyon to access Surprise Overlook. The road is in good condition.

Awesome drive, took my Ram 2500 up to between waypoint 8 and 9

Really fun trail with some rocky areas, sandy areas, and easy cruising. Definitely worth it to hike around Gemini Bridges trailhead.

Ran Bull Canyon down to Surprise Overlook. Totally awesome scenery and worth the short trip off of Gemini Bridges.

This is always a beautiful trail to do around this time of year with all of the lush green vegetation around. During Easter Jeep Safari, this trail is lightly used and you will probably not pass very many people. We passed one larger group and 2 individuals. It was a very dry day so the dust was heavy but just about as perfect of a day on the trail as you can get.

Always a really fun short trail close to Moab when you do not have much time. We found that the lower fork does not give you much passing space on the return if a group of several rigs come up the trail, so be mindful of oncoming traffic or you will find yourself backing up a long distance. Added new waypoint (waypoint 3) for hidden drop off along the road that sneaks up on you and also the end waypoint of the lower fork.

I try to not run popular trails to avoid the crowds, but this was a cold and snow covered day and the Bull Canyon trail turned into one of those "magical moments" with its sheer beauty of a winter desert landscape. I had rarely been to the Moab area in the winter and I truly got to experience what people mean when they say "the desert can get cold". With the recent snowfall, the red and brown desert structures appeared to be frosted just like frosted mini wheats and the snow really accented every spire and rounded monolith. The sun was still low on the horizon and raising which light the canyon walls a deep orange-red. I will most likely do this trail even if its hot and crowded because it was a truly pretty trail.