What looks like a slot canyon here is really the Navajo trail in Bryce National Park which wanders through the hoodoos (or spires of rock) that are Bryce’s most striking feature. The bad news with hiking in Bryce is that the lodge and main visitor road is at the highest point in the park and you hike down from there into the hoodoos. Why is that bad news? Because the last park of your hike is uphill. You have to hike down a series of switchbacks on this trail to get down to this area called “Wallstreet”.

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