Fun Places | San Juan Hill
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San Juan Hill was the last major barrier faced by the Mormon pioneers of the San Juan Mission as they blazed a wagon road between Escalante, Utah and the Four Corners area in 1879/1880.
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Navigate to 37.222076, -109.697610.
By Jeremy Dye
On our canoe trip down the San Juan River, we stopped and camped at Barton's Trading Post. In the morning, we hiked up to San Juan Hill. We had learned a bit about the Hole-in-the-Rock Expedition's trek up San Juan Hill from the video at Bluff Fort, so it was cool to see the hill first hand.
County Road 227A Primitive Camping
Natural Bridges National Monument
Horsecollar Ruin Overlook Trail
Natural Bridges National Monument Visitor Center
Natural Bridges National Monument
Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum
Edge of the Cedars State Park Interpretive Trail
San Juan River from Sand Island to Mexican Hat
Recapture Pocket Primitive Camping
Mesa Verde National Park Visitor and Research Center
Chapin Mesa Archaeological Museum
Hovenweep National Monument Visitor Center
Canyons of the Ancients National Monument Visitor Center and Museum
Canyon Country Discovery Center
Camp Sites: County Road 227A Primitive Camping
Grotto Trailhead Primitive Camping
Canyoneering: Fun Places: Hiking: Paddling: Camp Sites: Recapture Pocket Primitive Camping
Fun Places: Hiking: Indoors: Paddling: 
No Drinking Water
Mountains
Pioneer
Road Access is Dirt - High Clearance
Access Road is 4WD
Interpretive Signs
National Register of Historic Places