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Wildcat Trail - Monument Valley
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Wildcat Trail - Monument Valley, AZ
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Wildcat Trail - Monument ValleyNortheast, AZ
Wildcat Trail - Monument Valley
Northeast, AZ
Hiking4.32 Miles 415 AEG
Hiking4.32 Miles   4 Hrs      1.08 mph
415 ft AEG5 LBS Pack
 
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While headed up to the Navajo National Monument for a same-day hike to see the Keet Seel ruins, we took a road trip the day before to check out Monument Valley. We decided to do a sunset hike on the Wildcat Trail for some evening photography and to enjoy hiking around one of the monuments close to the visitor center. This hike was a real treat, and we spent a good 4 hours taking tons of pictures on this little 4.3 mile lollipop loop.

Highly recommended, but be ready to trudge up and down in some really fine sand.
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