Grandview Trail to Horseshoe Mesa Guide

Here’s an example of the ‘cobblestone riprap’ surface that you’ll find on many of the steep sections of trail. Large slabs of sandstone are placed edgewise against each other to provide a durable surface that doesn’t washout with rains.

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And here’s an example of the log cribbing holding the trail up against the cliff walls. the logs are held in place by chains or steel pins and provide a foundation for the trail.

There are toilets in the parking area but otherwise none along the trail.

The trailhead is down the paved path to Grandview Point at the end of the parking lot. If you are camping, use the spots in the parking lot further back from the overlook.

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