Pine Valley Mountain - The mountain is an intrusive rock outcrop which forms the Pine Valley Laccolith. It is a mountain island surrounded by desert. Elevations range from 6,000 to 10,365 feet above sea level. The warm days and cool night temperatures attract many who are seeking relief from the heat of the lower valleys. The Pine Valley Mountains Wilderness covers 50,000 acres of the mountain top.
Many trails lead from the recreation area to the top of the mountain.
Hells Backbone Bridge - The bridge was first constructed in 1933 to overcome the obstacle of crossing the narrow gap between Sand Creek and Salt Creek. The road to the bridge and the bridge were first constructed by CCC crews with the help of mules. This was the first automobile access to Boulder from Escalante. Spectacular views into the Box-Death Hollow Wilderness are available from the bridge and the narrow ridge on both sides. Red Canyon - Red Canyon is similar to Bryce Canyon but on a smaller scale.