2.0 MILES
DISTANCE; ROUND TRIP
226 FEET
ELEVATION GAIN
45-90 MIN
TIME TO COMPLETE
EASY
DIFFICULTY RATING
An easy switchback trail to stunning rock wall art.
This comfortable, switchback hiking trail offers sweeping views of the iconic Red Mountain as well as the Anasazi valley and Paiute Reservation known as Shivwits. The route is popular for its abundance of rock wall art marked by ancestors of the region and if you look closely you will notice a rock formation that looks like a T-Rex dinosaur head.
0.8 MILES
DISTANCE; ROUND TRIP
35 FEET
ELEVATION GAIN
> 45 MIN
TIME TO COMPLETE
EASY
DIFFICULTY RATING
A rocky wash trail with bouldering and red sand.
Navigate this challenging desert wash to a spectacular dead end canyon that offers majestic red rock walls with flying hawks overhead. Hiking the wash requires attention at all times since it’s comprised of frequent uneven terrain consisting of large boulders and rocky wash beds. Make sure to have a good supportive pair of hiking footwear. The abundance of red sand and walls are all indicative of the Kayenta neighborhood.
0.2 MILES
DISTANCE; ROUND TRIP
25 FEET
ELEVATION GAIN
< 45 MIN
TIME TO COMPLETE
EASY
DIFFICULTY RATING
The hidden slot canyon no one knows about.
Not to be confused with its neighbor – Hellhole Canyon – which is on the opposite side of the road, this lesser known hidden slot finds itself midway inside tiny Hells Canyon. What seems to be a lackluster beginning quickly fades once you navigate the sage brush tracks and drop down into the wash. Shortly, you will round the first major bend where you will find the hidden slot canyon. It isn’t lengthy, but it really offers some majestic photographic eye candy.