Trails & Trailhead Maps
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Regional maps of the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve are available below. Please be sure to grab the free Adobe Reader if you are having difficulty viewing these PDF files.
- Babylon.pdf
- Eastern.pdf
- Grapevine.pdf
- Millcreek.pdf
- Millcreek2.pdf
- Paradise.pdf
- Redcliffs.pdf
- Redmountain.pdf
- Western.pdf
Remember, stay on designated trails and keep dogs on a leash while in the Lowland Zone. This applies to hikers, bikers, equestrians and all other trail users. But in the Upland Zone off-trail use is allowed and dogs may be off leash. The difference is in the topography and ecology of the Lowland Zone. The Lowland Zone is home to many threatened or endangered species of plants and wildlife, in particular, the desert tortoise and banded Gila monster.
To see the delineation between the Lowland Zone and the Upland Zone, visit one of the trail maps and notice the difference between the green-shaded area and the brown-shaded area. The green-shaded area is the Lowland Zone and the brown is the Upland Zone.
Trailheads
- 600 N TrailHead
- Arch Trailhead
- Babylon Road Trailheads
- Black Gulch Trailhead
- Chuckwalla Trailhead
- Cottonwood Trailhead
- Diamond Valley East Trailhead
- Diamond Valley South Trailhead
- Dino Cliffs Trailhead
- East Reef Trailhead
- Galoot Trailhead
- The Gap Trailhead
- Grapevine Trailhead
- Grapevine Wash Trailhead
- Green Springs Trailhead
- Halfway Wash Trailhead
- Hellhole Trailhead
- Historic Babylon North Trailhead
- Historic Babylon South Trailhead
- Ivins Trailhead
- Johnson Canyon Trailhead
- Lava Flow Trailhead
- Mesa Rim Trailhead
- MillCreek Trailhead
- Pioneer Hills Trailhead
- Pioneer Park
- Red Cliffs Recreation Area
- Red Cliffs Trailhead
- Red Mountain Trailhead
- Sand Cove
- Tank Trailhead
- T-Bone Mesa Trailhead
- Toe Trail Trailhead
- West Canyon Trailhead
- White Reef
- Yellow Knolls Trailhead