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Wildcat Tank Hoodoos, AZ

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Difficulty 0.5 of 5
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Trailhead Elevation 4,131 feet
Elevation Gain 100 feet
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5  2011-04-09 PaleoRob
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Expand MapOverview: Just above Wildcat Tank, barely into Arizona, are the Wildcat Tank Hoodoos. These hoodoos are made of white sandstone and sit below the rim of the bluff. They are accessible from either below or above. They aren't as impressive as other nearby hoodoos, but are less visited as well. From below, they sit up on the sandstone cliff - you can climb the slickrock to get closer.
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    From Page, drive north on US89 past Greenhaven. Enter into Utah. Just past the turnoff for Lone Rock, turn left onto the marked Glen Canyon Recreation Area road. The road trends southwest, towards the cliffs, and reenters Arizona (leaving GLCA). The road ends at a corral facing the cliffs. This is where you can begin your hike. Roads can be sandy.
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