Labyrinth Canyon Wilderness Area

Labyrinth Canyon Wilderness Area spans 60,150 acres of primitive backcountry in southeastern Utah, managed by the Bureau of Land Management as federally protected Wilderness. The area offers remote hiking and backpacking for visitors seeking solitude in undeveloped terrain, with no roads, motorized travel, or mechanized equipment permitted within its boundaries.

Access requires careful planning and self-sufficiency. This is non-motorized backcountry where Leave No Trace principles are both required and essential—pack out everything you pack in, camp on durable surfaces, and minimize your footprint. The wilderness character means no developed infrastructure, marked trails, or services. Spring and fall offer moderate conditions, while winter brings snow and cold that require serious preparation. Summer heat can be intense. Visitors should carry adequate water, navigation tools, and be entirely self-reliant for emergencies.