How to drive the scenic Road UT-211 in the Canyonlands National Park

UT-211 is a very scenic road located in San Juan County, in the U.S. state of Utah. Driving in is beautiful with amazing views along the way.

Road UT-211

Where is the Road UT-211?

The road is located in the southeastern portion of Utah, in the heart of the Needles region of Canyonlands National Park.

Is the Road UT-211 paved?

The road, designated the Indian Creek Corridor Scenic Byway, is totally paved. There are 15 parking spaces on either side of the road at the end of the drive. Speed limit is 50mph. The highest elevation of the road is 2.025m (6,643ft) above sea level.

How long is the Road UT-211?

It’s 65.66km (40.8 miles) long running from the US 191 Road to the Big Spring Canyon Overlook just inside the park’s boundaries.

Is the Road UT-211 worth the drive?

The road to the beautiful, remote Needles District of Canyonlands National Park offers a wonderful panorama. It’s an unforgettable road trip, with many viewing areas and great picture opportunities. The road goes close enough to see a lot from your car. Around every corner is something truly amazing to behold. The road is packed with beauty and splendor.

 

 

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