Indian Creek Scenic Byway

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Indian Creek Scenic Byway
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Byway Overview

This byway follows the Indian Creek Canyon on State Route 211 traveling west across sage plains and through Photograph Gap. Switchbacks will take you deep into the canyon before opening out into a broad valley. There the byway takes a county road to the Abajo Mountains and Beef Basin. The byway ends at the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park. A nearby “must see” is just south of Moab on State Route 211- the Newspaper Rock State Historic Monument. It is easy to miss, but well worth the stop to see the huge rock covered with petroglyphs carved by Fremont, Navajo, Anasazi, and Pueblo people over 2,000 years ago.

Quick Facts

Designation
State Byway
Location
UT
Total Length
40 miles

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Utah Byways Map
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Utah Office of Tourism
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