Titanothere Canyon Trail
Titanothere Canyon is a moderately strenuous like from Titus Canyon Road to Lostman Spring,
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Titanothere Canyon Trail Details
Titanothere Canyon is a moderately strenuous like from Titus Canyon Road to Lostman Spring, with the option of continuing on to Scotty's Castle Road (park cars at both ends to do the through-hike). One benefit of the 12-miles through hike: it's all downhill: 1,700 feet down to the spring, and 4,700 feet to the road. (Of course, if you just turn around at the spring and head back to Titus Canyon Road, it's uphill for 4.5 miles.) The trailhead is 11 miles from the start of Titus Canyon Road, which requires a high-clearance vehicle to drive.
Difficulty
Low
Distance
12 miles
Estimated time
Region
N/A
Nearby Parks Around Titanothere Canyon Trail
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Titanothere Canyon Trail
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2.6 mi away
Corkscrew Peak
Rising 5,804 feet, Corkscrew Peak is a prominent landmark in the Grapevine Mountains.
3.0 mi away
Klare Spring
This dependably flowing spring in Titus Canyon is famous for its Native American petroglyphs.
3.9 mi away
Fall Canyon Trail
Fall Canyon, like many in Death Valley, has some beautiful narrows that are fun to explore.
4.0 mi away
Thimble Peak
Located near Titus Canyon Road, Thimble Peak is a moderately easy half-day hiking destination.
4.5 mi away
Leadfield Ghost Town
This ghost town at the head of Titus Canyon was born of fraud.
