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Cisco Takeout

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Managed by the BLM's Moab Field Office, Cisco Takeout sits at the end of the Westwater Canyon stretch of the Colorado River, functioning primarily as a boat takeout point rather than a dedicated campground. The site has a parking lot, a picnic pavilion, and ADA accessibility, but overnight camping is minimal here. Visitors arriving by boat may find a handful of campers staged for early morning launches. Paddlers running Westwater who want a more developed overnight stop should consider Fish Ford Recreation Site, roughly 3 miles south. Access is boat-in only.

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Map & DirectionsCisco Takeout is located in Utah near Cisco

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Directions

Cisco Landing (the takeout): From Interstate 70, take exit 214. Turn south at the stop sign. Follow this road to the (mostly) ghost town of Cisco. Turn left near the "Cisco Disco," a decrepit building with an elaborate mural. Take another left shortly thereafter. After 2.5 miles, turn left toward Cisco Landing. The boat ramp is two miles down this road.

Coordinates

38.97040757 N
109.25069867 W

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Access

  • Boat-In
    Sites accessible by watercraft.

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  • Tent Sites

Features

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  • ADA Access
  • Picnic Table

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Reviewed Oct. 8, 2020

A dirt parking lot

Being the takeout for the Westwater stretch of the Colorado, there is not much here but a parking lot, picnic pavilion and a lot of trucks with empty trailers. I think we saw 2-3 people camping - I guess waiting on boats in the morning. We made our way to Fish Ford, about 5 miles away and had a much better experience.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What amenities and facilities are available at Cisco Landing?

Cisco Landing offers minimal amenities as it primarily functions as a river takeout point. The site features a parking lot for vehicles and trailers, and a picnic pavilion for day use. There are no developed camping facilities, though some people do camp there while waiting for boating activities. Don't expect water, electricity, or other standard campground amenities.

What recreational activities can I do at Cisco Landing?

Cisco Landing primarily serves as the takeout point for rafting and boating on the Westwater section of the Colorado River. The main activities center around river recreation, with most visitors using the site as a transition point at the end of their river journey. For those waiting on boats, primitive camping is possible. For more recreational options, consider visiting nearby areas like Fish Ford which may offer more diverse activities.

Where is Cisco Landing located and how do I get there?

Cisco Landing (also known as Cisco Takeout) is located along the Colorado River and serves as the takeout point for the Westwater stretch of the river. It's accessible by vehicle and has a parking lot for river users. The site is relatively remote, with Fish Ford campground being about 5 miles away. To reach Cisco Landing, follow directions to the Colorado River access point near Cisco, Utah.

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