The Fisher Towers are one of the most outstanding scenic features of Utah's Colorado Riverway. These rock pinnacles soar above the maze of red and purple-hued canyons. Visitors will be rewarded with a sweeping view of the towers, Castle Rock, the cliff-enclosed Richardson Amphitheater, and the Colorado River.

The Bureau of Land Management administers the Fisher Towers Recreation Site, which includes a small campground and a trailhead, located at the base of the towers.

Fisher Towers Recreation Site is northeast of Moab at the end of a 2.2 mile-long graded dirt access road. The road to Fisher Towers begins near highway mile marker 21 along Utah Scenic Byway 128.

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• Restrict foot travel to the campground area and hiking trial. The route to the Fisher Tower Hiking Trail is marked by cairns where it crosses areas where the path of the trail is not obvious. If you find yourself scrambling down ledges, retrace your rote until you locate the trail.
• Avoid cutting switch-backs on the trail. This leads to erosion.
• The Fisher Towers Hiking Trail is closed to motorized use and mountain bike travel. Respect the rights of individuals who prefer primitive recreation experiences.
• See American Antiquities Act of 1906.
• See Archaeological Resources Protection Act of 1979.
• See Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Restrictions and Regulations.
• See Pets in the Parks and Backcountry.
• See Encountering Wild Animals.

• See Backcountry Considerations.
• See Backcountry Emergencies.

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3031 South Highway 191, Moab, Utah 84532; phone: 435-259-6003.

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