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Morning Glory Natural Bridge is a huge natural bridge and an incredibly popular hiking and rappelling spot at the end of a scenic side canyon of Grandstaff Canyon. Spanning 243 feet, it is the sixth longest natural rock span in the United States, and an incredibly impressive sight. You can go beneath the bridge to marvel at its beauty and take photographs while also cooling off in the shade. There is a shallow pool of water under Morning Glory Natural Bridge, which is what makes it a bridge as opposed to an arch. This is a fantastic place to sip some water and relax before returning to the trailhead.

The 6th biggest natural bridge of the USA. Worth going all along the (beautiful) trail to see this beauty.

Hawks Glide, located within the Sand Flats Recreation Area and forming part of the Raptor Route, links the Eagle Eye trail to the Falcon Flow trail. It's suggested to ride Hawks Glide downhill, starting from Eagle Eye and heading towards Falcon Flow. For climbing, you can opt for ascending via Sand Flats Road or taking the Porcupine Rim Trail up to Lazy Mans Road. The trail offers a comparable terrain and level of technical challenge to both Eagle Eye and Falcon Flow, presenting an intermediate difficulty with occasional advanced segments. The most breathtaking views are best appreciated when you pause to soak them in. Measuring between 18 to 24 inches in width, the single track mainly traverses softer soil, occasionally transitioning to sandy patches. Along the way, expect intermittent rough sections and encounter some of the region's most impressive rock features, crafted by the skilled Moab Trail crew.

Cyclists on Sand Flats Road in Utah can enjoy expansive views of the desert landscape. The winding road offers glimpses of rugged canyons, towering rock formations, and distant mesas. The sandstone cliffs contrast with the sky, creating a scenic backdrop. The road's elevation provides a good vantage point to appreciate the terrain below. Cyclists can immerse themselves in the natural beauty of Utah's desert scenery as they ride. The road is non technical, thus perfect for those less confident on the loose ground but keen to give it a try.

Highway 141 follows the Dolores River and is nestled in a valley between high-desert plateaus! This fairly quiet, smooth, and clean road has a descent sized shoulder and amazing views that stretch as far as you can ride.

Morning Glory Natural Bridge is a huge natural bridge and an incredibly popular hiking and rappelling spot at the end of a scenic side canyon of Grandstaff Canyon. Spanning 243 feet, it is the sixth longest natural rock span in the United States, and an incredibly impressive sight. You can go beneath the bridge to marvel at its beauty and take photographs while also cooling off in the shade. There is shallow pool of water under Morning Glory Natural Bridge, which is what makes it a bridge as opposed to an arch. This is a fantastic place to sip some water and relax before returning to the trailhead.