📜 Majestic red sandstone pinnacles in Utah's canyon country. Designated a National Recreation Trail in 2007. 🔍 Home to The Titan, one of the tallest unsupported pinnacles in the world (900 feet).
🌄 Stunning red-rock scenery, unique formations🚶 Easy to moderate hiking trail with viewpoints🧗 Extreme rock-climbing routes available🤫 Less crowded than nearby national parks🌌 Excellent stargazing opportunities at night
☀️ Limited shade, can be very hot in summer🪜 Trail includes a short steel ladder section, which can be difficult🚗 Access road is unpaved, may be challenging in wet weather
💧 Bring plenty of water, use sunscreen, wear a hat.
🌄 Best to hike in the early morning or evening.
🚗 Dirt access road passable for passenger cars in dry weather.
🐕 Dogs allowed on leash on the trail.
💰 Trail is free; campground is $20/night (cash, card, check accepted).
🕒 Year-round, best in early morning or evening during hot summers.
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