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Desert hiking is unforgiving. Plan accordingly.

Summer surface temperatures on Moab slickrock regularly exceed 150°F, and there is no reliable water on most trails listed here. Carry at least one gallon per person per day, start before sunrise in warm months, and turn back early rather than late. Conditions, closures, and permit rules change — always confirm with the managing agency before you go.

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