
Navajo Loop – Bryce Canyon National Park
Navajo Loop might be the most popular trail within Bryce Canyon National Park. The 1.4 mile round trip trail is primary famous for a series of short switchback that...
Trail Facts
Overview
Navajo Loop might be the most popular trail within Bryce Canyon National Park. The 1.4 mile round trip trail is primary famous for a series of short switchback that descend through the narrow canyon. This is a highly photographed moment as the lightening provides a breathtaking scene. The full trail is somewhat moderate due to loose gravel and the steepish decline during these switchbacks. This decent is about 352 feet over a shortish distance. Starting from Sunset Point, the switchbacks are found after about 0.2 miles but are visible from the overlook. The trail continues after the decent to connect with Queens Garden, which is another famous trail. Below is a one way map to this connection point. The famous rock structure, Thor's Hammer, is also found along the path. Overall, Navajo Loop offers some incredible views while being easily accessed.
Know Before You Go
Trail Map
Map of the route “Navajo Loop – Bryce Canyon National Park”: 1,160 m, 6 m of climbing and 171 m of descent, elevation between 2,283 m and 2,449 m, time 00:34:11. It starts at 37.62274, -112.16608 and ends at 37.61820, -112.16199 (latitude, longitude).
Getting There
From St. George: 143 miles (2 hours and 19 mins driving)
Directions to Navajo Loop Trailhead
Trailhead GPS: 37.622712, -112.166026
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