BLACK DRAGON WASH Trail and Pictograph Rock Art - UTAH OFFROAD

The Black Dragon Wash trail starts at I-70 just west of the exit for Utah 24. The trail enters the Black Dragon Canyon and exits into a network of trails that eventually connect to the Buckhorn Draw Road. The Freemont Indians (500 - 1300 A.D.) left some mysterious rock art on the cavern walls that many say shows a pterodactyl or a dragon. See the pictographs and judge for yourself.
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[@daniellee8312]

Stunning scenery!

[@eliharmon2462]

So In a normal sedan would it be possible to go slow and make it to the parking for pictograph?

[@GlennSSmith]

I wouldn't.....don't think highway tires could handle the rocks.

[@zachavery6121]

Hey ummm brother I saw your car at pops burrito 👋😄

[@stephenfullerton4713]

How is this road for full size long wheel base 4x4's aka Nissan Titan crew cab 6.5' bed

[@98Demon]

I did it earlier this yr in my Power Wagon w no issues.

[@UncleFjester]

Nice FJ

[@fibrooutdoorsman2951]

Thanks!

[@tonybenson9073]

Do you need to get a permit from BLM to use the trail with a vehicle?

[@fibrooutdoorsman2951]

No, if your vehicle is licensed and registered for street use it's good to go on these trails.

[@zachavery6121]

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