20의 스프링 마운틴가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Pretty views! Highly recommend hiking shoes or shoes with good grip for scrambling the rocks! Worth the view!

Always take enough water with you!

Small parking area with a vault toilet for White Rock Loop and Keystone Thrust Trail. The gravel road is a little rough but doable for most cars. If you're worried, however, there is a second parking lot closer to the main loop that you can park at, then just walk down the gravel road. Climbers also access the Angel Food Wall on White Rock from here.

Wonderful trail with fantastic views at the top! The hike is a little steep in sections, but nothing too challenging. Great place to do a day-hike if you're in the area.

The Willow Spring Picnic Area has many picnic tables, some of which are shaded by large cottonwood and oak trees, trash cans, and two pit-toilets, but no drinking water. It is close to several points of interest, including ancient indigenous petroglyphs and pictograms, rock climbing areas, and a seasonal waterfall. The picnic area itself is wheelchair accessible and a great spot deep in the heart of Red Rock Canyon to rest and eat lunch.

The First Pullout (or Calico I) is the first parking area on the Red Rock Canyon Conservation Area Scenic Loop. There is a large viewing area here with several benches, informational signs, and a pit toilet. The Calico Hills were once a part of one of the largest dune fields ever to form on earth over 180 million years ago. What remains of these lithified dunes are some of the most famous features in the park; the striking Aztec sandstone formations make for great photos and even greater hiking and scrambling. From this parking lot you can access several trails and some of the most famous rock climbing crags in the area.

The Rubber Ducky Tree is an iconic local spot; be sure to grab a selfie and bring your own duck next time!

A bliss of a ride: well-paved, one-way, fun curves, and amazing views all along. Popular for a reason!