National Park Navajo Trails

Navajo Loop Trail

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The Navajo Loop Trail is a 2.39 km (1.5 mile) loop trail located in Bryce Canyon National Park, featuring a dramatic 800-foot elevation change and …

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Trail Information. Ankle injuries are extremely common due to loose rocks that act like marbles under your feet. Always wear well-fitting hiking boots with ankle support, and lace boots all the way up…
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Top Causes of Hiking Injuries at Bryce Canyon. Wear hiking boots with good ankle support and traction. Sport-sandals, flip-flops and sneakers are NOT safe hiking footwear.
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Queen’s Garden. Follow the signs to the Queen’s Garden Trail. Watch for a short spur trail that will take you to the Queen’s Garden.
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#4 – Leaving the Trail. Stay on designated trails and away from cliff edges that include crumbly rock, slippery slopes and sheer drop-offs.
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HIKING GUIDE: Navajo Loop – Queen’s Garden Trail. Out of all the Bryce Canyon hikes available, this is the one we feel is a must-do! Here’s everything you need to know to hike this awesome trail!
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#5 – Dehydration. Drink 1 quart (liter) every 1-2 hours. A body must be well hydrated to better regulate body temperature and resist heat exhaustion.
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The trailhead is at sunset point
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#3 – Over-Exertion. Park elevations reach 9115 ft, subjecting you to 70% of the oxygen you might be used to. The trails at Bryce Canyon start at the top which means you must return by hiking back uphi…
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Keep along the trail path and then you can pick up several other trails
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#6 – Lightning. When thunder roars, go indoors! You are not safe anywhere outside. Run to a safe building or vehicle when you first hear thunder, see lightning or observe dark threatening clouds devel…
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#7 – Ignoring Extreme Weather. Layered clothing is recommended for the Bryce Canyon temperature extremes and frequent strong winds.
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Bryce Canyon Photo Tips While Hiking. Watch for bounce light along the trail. Focus on the hoodoos, fins, windows and trees. Be creative with composition by taking pictures through rock holes, tunnels…
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