To get to Potash Road, go north out of Moab on highway 191 to the Potash Road at milepost 129.8. Reset your odometer here. Follow the Potash Road for 5.9 miles. Moki Canyon/Mesa is on the right here at a fairly large pullout and no camping sign. If you reach the Corona Arch trail, you have gone too far.

From the trailhead, wander up Moki Canyon. It is a bit brushy at first, but not terrible. In about 15 or so minutes, as the large dryfall of the end of the canyon is in sight, a constructed cow trail goes off on the right. It is quite the sight, blasted at an angle up steep slickrock. The narrow trail must have been an experience for the cows moved up and down it.

Hike up the cow trail to Moki Mesa. Situated above the Potash Road, but below the rim above, it seems an isolated area. Follow the cliff band. There is a panel near a cave, then another more impressive cave just ahead with a panel near it as well. The area here is quite grassy in the spring and seems to hold water from the dryfalls above. This makes a good, short hike and turnaround.

More motivated? Continuing along the cliffband, a great overlook of the Potash road and Colorado river comes up in 30 minutes or so at the end of the mesa. If wander to this viewpoint, be mindful of cryptobiotic soil. Return the way you came.

Note: Just up canyon from the cattle trail is the end of Moki Canyon and am impressive dryfall. There is likely water here year around, and it makes a great hang out spot with lots of sand and water for dogs/kids to play in.