Kathline Rock near Hanksville, Utah is a roadside stop in the middle of Utah's vast desert that provides interesting views of the desert landscape including Kathline Rock and distant mesas.
This is not a hike and not necessarily even a walk, unless you need to stretch your legs on a long Utah road trip. Kathline Rock is a massive rock formation that sits along the south side of UT-24. Note that Kathline Rock sits on private property, defined by a fence line with posted signs. The roadside stop is open to the public, but do not trespass.
To the north of UT-24 are views of Utah's vast southern desert with massive mesas that jut out of the earth like random tables scattered throughout.
Parking
Visitors will find a large parking turnout at the coordinates provided.
Pets
Dogs are allowed only if leashed and should be cleaned up after.
This is not a hike and not necessarily even a walk, unless you need to stretch your legs on a long Utah road trip. Kathline Rock is a massive rock formation that sits along the south side of UT-24. Note that Kathline Rock sits on private property, defined by a fence line with posted signs. The roadside stop is open to the public, but do not trespass.
To the north of UT-24 are views of Utah's vast southern desert with massive mesas that jut out of the earth like random tables scattered throughout.
Parking
Visitors will find a large parking turnout at the coordinates provided.
Pets
Dogs are allowed only if leashed and should be cleaned up after.
