243-foot natural bridge — among the longest rock spans in the U.S. — at the head of a side canyon off Grandstaff Canyon east of Moab. Reached by a popular ~4 mi RT BLM National Recreation Trail along a perennial stream from UT-128; formerly known as Negro Bill Canyon Trail.
Field facts
| Region | Grand County, UT |
|---|---|
| Coordinates | 38.5936, -109.5087 |
| Span | 243 ft natural bridge (among longest U.S. spans) |
| Manager | BLM Moab Field Office |
| Trail | Grandstaff Canyon NRT ~2 mi one-way to bridge |
| Access | UT-128 trailhead east of Moab |
| Also known as | Morning Glory Natural Bridge / Grandstaff Canyon |
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Nearby amenities
- CampgroundSand Flats Recreation Area Cg C1.3 km away
- CampgroundSand Flats Recreation Area Cg D1.4 km away
- TrailheadSlickrock Bike Trail Trailhead1.6 km away
- CampgroundSand Flats Recreation Area Cg B1.7 km away
- CampgroundSand Flats Recreation Area Cg E1.7 km away
- CampgroundSand Flats Recreation Area Cg A2.2 km away
Public recreation data — BLM & Recreation.gov (RIDB). Verify current access, fees, and seasonal closures before traveling.
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