The road takes off to the west, skirts a stock pond and immediately crosses East Salt Creek. The road will take you to the mouth of Demaree Canyon a mile down the road, where travel restrictions begin. This WSA is characterized by four large canyons that dissect the high desert terrain between East and West Salt Creeks. The dominant land form is a series of north-south canyons separated by ridges. The Bookcliffs form the southern boundary breaking the topography between the WSA and the Grand Valley.
Vegetation is scattered pinyon-juniper and dense mountain brush.
Solitude along with scenic vistas of the La Sal mountains and the Grand Mesa can be enjoyed from the high points along the ridge top.