Thrill
Seeker
A trip to the Corridor can be an escape from the mundane. From ripping and riding on trails, to scaling rock walls, there will never be a dull moment on this trip. This itinerary was created by thrill seekers, for thrill seekers, so let’s dive into what a trip might look like for you.
At the end of the day, grab dinner at one of the local restaurants. From local favorites to retro hang-outs, there are plenty of options to choose from. As one visitor noted "you can head back to the days of sock-hops and poodle skirts when you eat at Sherald’s Frosty Freeze Drive In. Enjoy classic favorites like a hand-spun milkshake, cheeseburger, italian soda, hot sandwiches, and so much more."
Day
Two
Day two will be an adventure packed day, so fuel up with some delicious breakfast at one of the local restaurants where you can enjoy a whole spread of American breakfast classics.
Exploring Nine Mile Canyon
Head out to Nine Mile Canyon to see some of the amazing archeological finds you saw in the Prehistoric Museum, out in their natural environment. The Nine Mile Canyon is actually 46 miles long, and filled with Ute and Fremont Era rock art. The untouched wilderness allows visitors to see nearly 1000 petroglyphs depicting a variety of scenes.
Food &
Dining
Welcome to Corridor, come see what we’ve got to eat.
Lodging
Stay for or a night or a week, there's lots to see while you're here.