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Chisholm and Coney Island Trail Loop

Hard

3.3

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34

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Chisholm and Coney Island Trail Loop

03:09

25.4km

360m

Running

Embark on the Chisholm and Coney Island Trail Loop for a difficult jogging experience across 15.8 miles (25.4 km) of rugged desert terrain. You will encounter classic Moab scenery, including striking red rock formations and expansive landscapes, as you gain 1196 feet (365 metres) in elevation. This challenging route, which…

Last updated: April 23, 2026

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Chisholm Trail

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The Chisholm Trail is a long connector route that runs north-south between the Navajo Rocks and Horsethief trail systems. Since these are two popular areas, expect two-way biker, hiker, and …

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Coney Islands

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Coney Islands was one of the first trails in the Navajo Rocks Area and currently serves as a key connector between the long, and popular, Big Lonely and Chisholm Trails, …

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19.0 km

3.54 km

2.59 km

< 100 m

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20.3 km

3.80 km

1.07 km

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the overall difficulty of the Chisholm and Coney Island Trail Loop for jogging?

This loop is rated as difficult for jogging. It covers a distance of approximately 25.3 kilometers with an elevation gain of about 365 meters, making it a challenging route best suited for experienced joggers.

How long does it typically take to complete this jogging loop?

On average, completing the Chisholm and Coney Island Trail Loop for jogging takes around 3 hours and 9 minutes. This duration can vary based on your pace and any stops you make along the way.

What is the terrain like on the Chisholm and Coney Island Trail Loop?

The loop combines several trails within the Horsethief Mountain Bike Trails area. You'll encounter varied terrain, including sections of the Chisholm Trail and Coney Islands. Expect a mix of dirt paths, rocky sections, and potentially some sandy areas typical of the Moab desert landscape. Given its location in a mountain bike trail system, some sections may be technical.

Are dogs allowed on the Chisholm and Coney Island Trail Loop?

Generally, dogs are permitted on trails within the Horsethief Mountain Bike Trails area, but they must be kept on a leash at all times. Always practice Leave No Trace principles and pack out all pet waste.

What is the best time of year to jog this loop?

The best times to jog this loop are typically spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) when temperatures are milder. Summer can be extremely hot, and winter may bring cold temperatures or snow, making conditions more challenging.

Do I need a permit or is there an entrance fee for the Horsethief Mountain Bike Trails area?

Access to the Horsethief Mountain Bike Trails area, where this loop is located, generally does not require a specific permit or entrance fee for day use. However, if you plan to camp, fees apply for designated campsites.

Where can I park to access the Chisholm and Coney Island Trail Loop?

Parking is available at the Horsethief Campground trailhead, which serves as a common access point for trails in the area. Ensure you park in designated areas.

Does the Chisholm and Coney Island Trail Loop intersect with other trails?

Yes, this loop utilizes and intersects with several other trails within the Horsethief Mountain Bike Trails system. You'll jog sections of Coney Island, 7-Up, Big Lonely, Rocky Tops, Chisholm Trail, and Whirlwind Trail, among others.

What kind of wildlife might I see along the route?

In the desert environment of Moab, you might encounter various wildlife such as lizards, snakes, desert hares, and a variety of birds. Keep an eye out for raptors soaring overhead. Always observe wildlife from a distance and do not disturb them.

Are there any viewpoints or notable landmarks along the Chisholm and Coney Island Trail Loop?

While specific named viewpoints aren't highlighted, the route offers expansive desert vistas and views of the unique rock formations characteristic of the Moab area. The Chisholm Trail and Coney Islands sections themselves are considered highlights of the area.

Is there public transport available to reach the trailhead?

Public transportation options directly to the Horsethief Mountain Bike Trails trailhead are generally limited. Access is primarily by private vehicle. Consider carpooling or arranging a shuttle if you don't have personal transport.

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