There are many tools for finding hiking trails, but they’re often crowd-sourced and incomplete. Why not use a hiking guide written by an expert?
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Overview Hellhole Canyon is an unbelievably gorgeous hike in Southern Utah. The trailhead signage refers to it as "Kayenta Canyon", but I've never heard…
Overview Little Black Mountain Petroglyph Site is an easy, short hike near St. George on the Arizona Strip. The BLM-managed site contains 500 petroglyphs…
Overview The Enepitsi Trail is a wide, family and dog-friendly trail that runs along the Santa Clara River near St. George. There are several…
Overview Fortynine Palms Oasis is a natural palm oasis set in a canyon at the northern edge of Joshua Tree National Park. The parking…
Overview Pushawalla Palms is a natural palm oasis found at Thousand Palms Oasis in the Coachella Valley Preserve. It's one of several oases that…
Overview South of Hoover Dam (on the Arizona side), there is a natural arch called Liberty Bell Arch, perched high on a barren butte.…
Overview Near the southernmost edge of Utah, there's an area called The Rimrocks where bizarre hoodoos dot colorful badlands. It's an unfamiliar landscape, like…
Overview A few miles north of Kanab, there's a magnificent slot canyon colloquially called "Peekaboo Canyon" but named "Red Canyon Slot" on maps. In…
Overview The Wave is a geologic wonder in the Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness of Northern Arizona, formed by Navajo Sandstone. Over millions of years,…
Overview On any given weekend during May, September, and October, thousands of zealots pour out of vehicles, shuttles, and even busses to hike the…
