The 3-D Trail tours the vicinity of colorful Hidden Canyon and Brink Spring, northwest of Moab. A few of the hills have been known to challenge stock vehicles, but most of the tour is pleasant, scenic, family four-wheeling. This canyon country is different from the Wingate-topped cliffs of the Moab Valley.
Vistas are to the north toward the Book Cliffs.
The sand of Hidden Canyon bottom may or may not be soft depending on moisture. The slickrock fields of Lunar Canyon and upper Brink Canyon are interesting but not steep. The climb out of the upper canyon first encounters The Wall, which looks like a rock wall to the uninitiated but is usually climbed easily by stock vehicles. Just past The Wall is Mean Hill, which climbs about 200 feet in two steep sections with a gentler slope in between. The first steep section has an eroded, low-traction bypass that appeals to some.