A t the entrance is an interpretative exhibit of ancient petroglyphs. There are other unmarked cultural sites in and around the canyon. A small campground with tables, fire pits and one pit toilet is located at the north end of the canyon. There are no developed trails, but hiking is available to the west to Limestone Ridge and Cold Spring Mountain and to the east to Vermillion Canyon and the colorful badlands along Vermillion Creek. Primitive roads to the east and west provide excellent mountain biking opportunities to view the region particularly on Cold Spring Mountain.
Summers are warm and dry with cool nights.
There is no water available in the area. Elevations range from 6100 to 8636 feet. The area also provides good opportunities to view many species of native wildlife.