DRIVING DIRECTIONS

Photo Credit: Shannon Paton

We have been working closely with Google and the USPS to get our location properly pinned. Some map searches will find our exact location correctly, but we recommend double checking by entering “Garrison, UT 84728” into your GPS/map search. (While we are in Nevada, the country road we sit at the end of starts in Garrison, Utah.) The county road is sometimes called “Big Wash Road” and other times called “Nevada County Road 42.”

If you are driving Southeast on Hwy 21: you will need to drive completely through Garrison, Utah (Garrison is a tiny town, only about one mile long). As you are coming to the end of town, you will see the following road signs “No winter maintenance” and “65 mph speed limit” then you will drive over a painted cattle guard (white, thin lines painted across the highway) – our road is ~5 feet past the cattle guard, on the right. *If you see the road signs “Milford 77 miles” or “No services for 70 miles” or the “2” mile marker sign, you’ve gone too far.

If you are driving Northwest on Hwy 21: you will be turning left onto our dirt road before entering the small town of Garrison, Utah. As you are approaching Garrison, watch for the “2” mile marker and then the bright yellow road signs “Reduced speed” and “40 mph 800 feet ahead” – our road is just beyond these signs on the left. *If you pass over a painted cattle guard (white, thin lines painted across the highway) and start driving through town, you’ve gone too far.

There is a large, unlit “Hidden Canyon Ranch” sign marking the beginning of our dirt road. (Once you’re on the dirt road, ignore any GPS you may be using – we’ve had some guests follow their GPS and it’s taken them off on a side road.) The main dirt road is very obvious and will drop you down into our canyon (it’s just under seven miles of dirt road). When you reach the canyon, the road comes to a “T”; take a right and follow it along for about 2/3 mile and you’ll see the office with a bright red roof – which is where we handle check-in.

This road is not recommended for trailers over 25 feet.

We recommend arriving during daylight. There are no streetlights and very few signs.