Jacobs Chair Trail - Bears Ears National Monument

Описание: Resembling a gigantic straight-backed chair sitting atop a mesa, Jacob’s Chair is a prominent 270 foot high geologic tower formed of Wingate sandstone located in the western portion of Bears Ears National Monument. Access is by a gravel turn off of Highway 95 about 17 miles south of Hite’s Crossing Bridge.

The overall trail winds about 28 miles, in a counterclockwise direction, around the red sandstone mesas before joining back up with Highway 95 a little bit north of the original turnoff. While not difficult in a technical sense, the trail does traverse many rocky areas leading in and out of several relatively deep creek beds, including Willow Creek, and would likely take 4-5 hours to complete the entire round trip.

This video provides a short glimpse of what one could expect along this trail as it was nearing the end of a long day exploring and I still had about 60 miles to Blanding, Utah.

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