Llewellyn Gulch

Llewellyn Gulch offers outstanding scenery. It starts as a sandy wash at the base of the 1,500 foot cliffs beneath Fiftymile Point and quickly deepens as it cuts down into the endless Navajo sandstone slickrock that extends eastwards to the shores of Lake Powell. For over a mile the gulch is very narrow and twisting, with pretty, light orange-colored stone passageways that eventually widen somewhat as a clear stream begins to flow then gradually opens out into an impressive sheer, red-walled gorge that ends at the aquamarine waters of the lake.

Good for

Natural AttractionsCanyonRock FormationScenic View/Overlook

Elevation

3,688 ft (1,124 m)

Updated

10/31/2026