Moderate for horses. Difficult for bikes. Ghost of the Coyote covers more than fifteen miles of the most beautiful pinon-juniper forest on the district.
Fascinating plants abound including several types of cacti, yucca, agave, and wildflowers.
There are also many impressive specimens of Utah and Alligator Juniper as well as plenty of pinon pine trees which yield delicious pine nuts. This trail is an excellent way to explore a fascinating ecosystem. In the distant past, indigenous peoples were apparently fond of this area as well. There are several sites in the area where evidence of past occupation may be found such as pottery shards, stone tools, and the foundations of dwellings. Federal law prohibits the excavation or removal of artifacts from these sites.