Overhead view for best directions. For dry conditions, I recommend pulling off the highway at the first turnoff past Skull Rock Pass and joining the Tule Valley Road. Once you are directly across from the cliffs, a road takes you across the hardpan to the base of the cliffs. The hardpan is impassable when wet, so opt for the windy approach to the west.

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Overhead view for best directions. For dry conditions, I recommend pulling off the highway at the first turnoff past Skull Rock Pass and joining the Tule Valley Road. Once you are directly across from the cliffs, a road takes you across the hardpan to the base of the cliffs. The hardpan is impassable when wet, so opt for the windy approach to the west.

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The long road to Ibex and Utah's west desert.

Winding down....

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Ryan Brough

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“Overhead view for best directions. For dry conditions, I recommend pulling off the highway at the first turnoff past Skull Rock Pass and joining the Tule Valley Road. Once you are directly across from the cliffs, a road takes you across the hardpan to the base of the cliffs. The hardpan is impassable when wet, so opt for the windy approach to the west.”

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The long road to Ibex and Utah's west desert.

Overhead view for best directions. For dry conditions, I recommend pulling off the highway at the first turnoff past Skull Rock Pass and joining the Tule Valley Road. Once you are directly across from the cliffs, a road takes you across the hardpan to the base of the cliffs. The hardpan is impassable when wet, so opt for the windy approach to the west.

Winding down....

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The new entry sign to Ibex.

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Ethan on a windy day at <em>[[105916340]]</em>.

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The main feature in the middle of the picture is the "shadow Buttress" <br>
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*If you know the walls in this photo please contact me*

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Sunrise from the Tule Hardpan at Ibex.

You've found it!

Lawrence of Ibex

May PEZ be with you.

Graham on a V3.

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