| Facilities: There are two campsites along Elephant Canyon/Druid Arch Trail. Reservations: Reservations are not needed or accepted for Elephant Canyon/Druid Arch Trail. Best Time To Visit: Elephant Canyon/Druid Arch Trail is open year round. This trail can become hazardous when wet, especially at the pass below Squaw Canyon Trail junction. Late fall is the best time to hike the trail. Fees: A fee is charged to enter Canyonlands National Park. Accessibility: Unknown Rules: Unknown Directions: Elephant Canyon/Druid Arch Trail is located within Canyonlands National Park. Travel to Canyonlands National Park requires a car. The three units of the park are two to six hours apart by car. From Needles Visitor Center, follow the main park road to Squaw Flat Campground. Bear right onto Elephant Hill access road and follow it for 2 miles to the trailhead. Hike 1.5 miles from the trailhead to a trail junction. Turn right and beginning hiking westward from this junction. In 0.6 miles you'll reach Elephant Canyon and another trail junction. Turn left at this junction and begin following the Elephant Canyon/Druid Arch Trail southward. There are two paved entrances into Canyonlands National Park: Highway 313 leads to the Island in the Sky District and is 10 miles north of Moab; Highway 211 leads to the Needles District and is 40 miles south of Moab. Roads to the Maze District are a mixture of graded dirt and 4WD. These roads may become impassable when wet.To reach Canyonlands National Park from Blanding: travel north on I191 to the Highway 211 exit. Take Highway 211 to the Needles District entrance. | 
