Public Campground
13.5
Cannonville, Utah
Campground in Utah.
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About Bartlett Slickrock Jedi Trailhead
Bartlett/Jedi Slickrock is a free-ride area open to mountain bikes (non-motorized). It's located on the north side of Bartlett Wash. This riding area is mostly smooth Entrada Sandstone. There are no marked trails in this area. Riders work their way up the slickrock ledges and bowls to reach the upper end of the slickrock where there are beautiful views and smooth bowls. Jedi Slickrock is the same smooth Entrada Sandstone but on the south side of the wash. Parking for both riding areas is in the
Nestled in the heart of Utah's red rock country, Bartlett Slickrock Jedi Trailhead offers adventurers an unforgettable camping experience in one of the most visually stunning landscapes in the American West. This public campground serves as the perfect base camp for exploring some of the region's most remarkable natural attractions and outdoor opportunities.
The area surrounding this campground is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts of all skill levels. The landscape features iconic red rock formations, towering canyon walls, and expansive desert vistas that seem to stretch endlessly across the horizon. Whether you're an experienced hiker, a casual nature lover, or somewhere in between, you'll find endless opportunities to explore the remarkable geology and natural beauty that defines this corner of Utah.
The Jedi Trailhead itself provides access to exceptional hiking and trail experiences. The trails in this area wind through dramatic slickrock formations, offering both challenging adventures for experienced trekkers and more accessible routes for families and less experienced hikers. As you traverse these paths, you'll experience the raw beauty of Utah's high desert ecosystem, with its unique flora and fauna adapted to thrive in this striking environment.
Beyond the immediate trail system, the region is home to several world-renowned attractions that draw visitors from across the globe. The combination of accessible camping and proximity to remarkable natural landmarks makes this location ideal for those looking to explore Utah's canyon country without sacrificing comfort. Your RV provides a comfortable retreat after days spent under the Utah sun, exploring red rock formations and discovering hidden natural wonders.
This campground appeals to a wide range of travelers. Families appreciate the accessible nature of the area and the variety of activity options for different ages and abilities. Adventure seekers find endless opportunities for hiking, photography, and outdoor exploration. Those seeking solitude and connection with nature will find the peaceful desert setting restorative and inspiring. The high ratings from previous visitors reflect the quality of the experience and the welcoming nature of this camping destination.
The area surrounding this campground is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts of all skill levels. The landscape features iconic red rock formations, towering canyon walls, and expansive desert vistas that seem to stretch endlessly across the horizon. Whether you're an experienced hiker, a casual nature lover, or somewhere in between, you'll find endless opportunities to explore the remarkable geology and natural beauty that defines this corner of Utah.
The Jedi Trailhead itself provides access to exceptional hiking and trail experiences. The trails in this area wind through dramatic slickrock formations, offering both challenging adventures for experienced trekkers and more accessible routes for families and less experienced hikers. As you traverse these paths, you'll experience the raw beauty of Utah's high desert ecosystem, with its unique flora and fauna adapted to thrive in this striking environment.
Beyond the immediate trail system, the region is home to several world-renowned attractions that draw visitors from across the globe. The combination of accessible camping and proximity to remarkable natural landmarks makes this location ideal for those looking to explore Utah's canyon country without sacrificing comfort. Your RV provides a comfortable retreat after days spent under the Utah sun, exploring red rock formations and discovering hidden natural wonders.
This campground appeals to a wide range of travelers. Families appreciate the accessible nature of the area and the variety of activity options for different ages and abilities. Adventure seekers find endless opportunities for hiking, photography, and outdoor exploration. Those seeking solitude and connection with nature will find the peaceful desert setting restorative and inspiring. The high ratings from previous visitors reflect the quality of the experience and the welcoming nature of this camping destination.
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Bartlett Slickrock Jedi Trailhead Reviews
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Ralph G
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Ralph G
Really challenging steep ups and steep downs. Don't go if you are not a skilled rider. Do the practice trail first if not sure. Wear the correct shoes! Slip ons or hard plastic soled shoes will not get traction for the steep uphils in case you dismount. Don't forget your helmet and lots of water as it will take longer than you think. Best to start early before it heats up.
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Ralph G
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Ralph G
Really challenging steep ups and steep downs. Don't go if you are not a skilled rider. Do the practice trail first if not sure. Wear the correct shoes! Slip ons or hard plastic soled shoes will not get traction for the steep uphils in case you dismount. Don't forget your helmet and lots of water as it will take longer than you think. Best to start early before it heats up.
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Jared Suker
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Jared Suker
Slickrock is so incredibly unique and fun. Highly recommend this trail. Any semi serious mountain biker needs to ride this trail at least once in their life. The views are beautiful and the riding is so unique. It’s challenging, but very doable. You can always walk areas that are too steep or intense for a less experienced rider. I brought my kids here and they rode the practice loop, which was in... Slickrock is so incredibly unique and fun. Highly recommend this trail. Any semi serious mountain biker needs to ride this trail at least once in their life. The views are beautiful and the riding is so unique. It’s challenging, but very doable. You can always walk areas that are too steep or intense for a less experienced rider. I brought my kids here and they rode the practice loop, which was intense enough for them. None of them decided to join me on the full loop. But they loved riding this fun, unique trail. The full loop is long and takes a few hours. Bring plenty of water and enjoy the incredible scenery when to stop for breaks along the way.
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Jared Suker
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Jared Suker
Slickrock is so incredibly unique and fun. Highly recommend this trail. Any semi serious mountain biker needs to ride this trail at least once in their life. The views are beautiful and the riding is so unique. It’s challenging, but very doable. You can always walk areas that are too steep or intense for a less experienced rider. I brought my kids here and they rode the practice loop, which was in... Slickrock is so incredibly unique and fun. Highly recommend this trail. Any semi serious mountain biker needs to ride this trail at least once in their life. The views are beautiful and the riding is so unique. It’s challenging, but very doable. You can always walk areas that are too steep or intense for a less experienced rider. I brought my kids here and they rode the practice loop, which was intense enough for them. None of them decided to join me on the full loop. But they loved riding this fun, unique trail. The full loop is long and takes a few hours. Bring plenty of water and enjoy the incredible scenery when to stop for breaks along the way.
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Benjamin Mogush
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Benjamin Mogush
A must see place in Moab for all mountain bikers! This trail is not super technical, but it is hard on the body and there is a lot of climbing. BRING LOTS OF WATER AND FOOD! I also highly recommend trying the practice loop before committing to the full trail. It is of the same difficulty, but much shorter.
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Benjamin Mogush
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Benjamin Mogush
A must see place in Moab for all mountain bikers! This trail is not super technical, but it is hard on the body and there is a lot of climbing. BRING LOTS OF WATER AND FOOD! I also highly recommend trying the practice loop before committing to the full trail. It is of the same difficulty, but much shorter.
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matt fisher
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by matt fisher
EMTB it! Fun area near the campgrounds. Explore off the trail and see some amazing views. Easy to get lost though. Emtb is allowed everywhere in Moab no matter what anyone says. Go ride.
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matt fisher
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by matt fisher
EMTB it! Fun area near the campgrounds. Explore off the trail and see some amazing views. Easy to get lost though. Emtb is allowed everywhere in Moab no matter what anyone says. Go ride.
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Nikki B
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Nikki B
Meh. It was challenging but too repetitive. I felt like I was on a paved road created by Dr. Seuss. Would probably be more fun on a dirtbike. One and done for me.
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Nikki B
Mar 18, 2026
3.0
Google Review by Nikki B
Meh. It was challenging but too repetitive. I felt like I was on a paved road created by Dr. Seuss. Would probably be more fun on a dirtbike. One and done for me.
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