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Ledge D

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Ledge D is located near Moab, Utah, featuring rocky terrain and sparse vegetation. Temperatures range from 30°F in winter to 100°F in summer. Nearby attractions include Arches National Park and the Colorado River, offering opportunities for hiking and water activities.

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Ledge D is located in Utah

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38.4689327 N
109.600177 W

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2 hrs 15 min from Grand Junction
3 hrs 34 min from Farmington
3 hrs 40 min from Provo
4 hrs 11 min from Salt Lake City

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Reviewed Jan. 26, 2022

Overlooks a canyon, great views

BEWARE YOU WILL HAVE TO FJORD A RIVER TO ACCESS. We visited in January and the river was flowing but not high enough to cause concern. We saw someone with 2WD go through with no problem but I am not sure what this is like the rest of the year, so worth noting. Ledge D has 8-10 campsites with picnic tables and fire rings overlooking a gorgeous canyon. When the wind blows from the south though, it can be a vortex. One bathroom is available and the Fee station right next door. $20.00 per night, and $10 if you have an interagency pass. BLM and Public Lands Management do an excellent job and keeping these sites tidy.

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