Vintage black and white view of Kolob Terrace sandstone cliffs rising above a fenced ranch meadow in southern Utah.
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Jobs Head

An unmarked point in Zion's high backcountry, off any trail.

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Jobs Head is a named point in Zion National Park's Kolob Terrace backcountry, in the high sandstone country between the main canyon and the Kolob Canyons district. It doesn't sit on any maintained, signed trail, and there's little published route information or trip reporting specific to this formation.

The surrounding terrain is typical of Zion's mid-to-high elevation wilderness: slickrock benches, seasonal washes, and pinyon-juniper cover, well away from the shuttle-accessible parts of the park. Reaching a point like this is an off-trail backcountry undertaking — bring a topo map or GPS track, carry your own water, and check in with the wilderness desk at the visitor center before heading out, since much of this terrain crosses drainages that can flash flood after storms.

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