The trailhead is on the west side of I-70. From downtown Richfield, head west on 530 South. The road turns to dirt and crosses under the interstate. After crossing the interstate, the area becomes a tangled web of ATV and off-road trails. Using the path of least resistance, head west. There are two canyons in view, Dairy Canyon is the one on the left (south). Use the tangled web of roads to reach the bottom of the canyon. The trailhead is passable by most 2wd vehicles, but high clearance may be required depending on patch chosen. If needed, it is easy to walk from the interstate crossing. Total distance from the interstate crossing to the bottom of the canyon is about a half of mile depending on the path.

Hiking Route:
From the trailhead, simply walk-up the canyon. The lower part is travelled by ATVs, but boulders soon make it a hiking route only. In 2021 there was a memorial here, early in the canyon. Hike up stream, with red and white walls that begin to tower overhead. A few minor obstacles present themselves, but there is always an easy path. At a small bend, the dry fall is reached. Return the same way.

Canyoneering Route:
From the trailhead, head south. You will see a road/ATV trail climbing steeply up the hill. Hike up this trail, staying on the main trail/road as it follows along the south side of the canyon. As the road crests a hill, the view opens, and you can see down into the open upper area of the canyon. Leave the road and work down to the canyon bottom.

Once in the canyon bottom, simply head down the canyon. A very short slickrock narrow section occurs right before the dryfall. At the dryfall, there are numerous good natural anchors for the rappel. The drop is currently about <span class="metersHeight">10 m</span>. Once down the rappel, it is an easy amble back down to the trailhead through a scenic section of canyon.