Interesting fact
Highway 279 in Moab, United States, is a scenic route running alongside the Colorado River. Notable for its proximity to significant natural formations, it provides access to areas such as the Potash plant and the Wall Street climbing area. Key features include petroglyphs and dinosaur tracks.
More about Moab, Highway 279
Highway 279, also known as the Potash-Lower Colorado River Scenic Byway, extends approximately 17 miles southwest from Moab. The route was established to provide access to the Potash mine. Along the road, visitors can find several spots for viewing ancient Native American petroglyphs and dinosaur tracks, making it a site of geological and historical interest. It is accessible by car and is popular for recreational activities such as climbing and hiking.