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May 03 2025
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 Tucson, AZ
Bristlecone LoopSouthwest, UT
Southwest, UT
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azdesertfatherTriplogs 1,144
Hiking1.15 Miles 112 AEG
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Sep 04 2022
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Yovimpa Pt Rainbow Pt Bristlecone Pine Loop, UT 
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Hiking1.35 Miles 187 AEG
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Nov 27 2020
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 Phoenix,Az
Bristlecone LoopSouthwest, UT
Southwest, UT
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mt98dewTriplogs 2,387
Hiking1.60 Miles 352 AEG
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Last few hours in Bryce. Wife and I drove through the Bryce Canyon Park. A lot of very cool view points to stop at. Surprised at how “closely” land features are spaced…..wife and I had started in Page the previous day and then taken a 3 hour drive to arrive in Bryce (stayed in Tropic). In Page, especially around Lake Powell, there are some very prominent landscapes and in the distance, looming largely, Navajo Mountain. From many of the Bryce Canyon view points these land marks are still visible. I wasn’t expecting that. (Side note: On the way home, the following day, we stopped near the Page airport and I believe we were just able to see Bryce’s pink escarpments peaking over a mountain ridge line in the foreground). Finally made our way to the “top” of Bryce (9100ft) and checked out Yovimpa and Rainbow Points. Wife wasn’t feeling like doing much so I did a quick loop on the Bristlecone trail. The trail is easy enough to follow. Every junction is signed. There is a “connector” trail that passes through the Bristlecone that leads to the Rim trail. There is some minor elevation change, but at 9100 feet it may still get you puffing. The trail is immersed in pines a nice change from the other trails available in Bryce, but you are still able to get glimpses of the Bryce hoodoos when the trail hits the southern edge of the loop. Nice, secluded Ramada at this spot as well if one wants to sit and enjoy the views.
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 Goodyear, AZ
Bristlecone LoopSouthwest, UT
Southwest, UT
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NightstalkerTriplogs 1,740
Hiking1.10 Miles 200 AEG
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Great short loop at the end of the park. Tons of tourists and busses in the parking area. Almost no one on the trail. Some nice views along the way. Super windy and brisk.
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Sep 05 2017
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Bryce Canyon National Park TrailsSouthwest, UT
Southwest, UT
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John9LTriplogs 1,647
Hiking19.58 Miles 5,639 AEG
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I started my trip off at Bryce Canyon. I scored a campsite in the North Campground and got myself situated. I would hike a variety of trails over two days in the park and then move on towards Zion. This is my first time in Bryce.

Navajo Loop / Peakaboo Loop
It was late morning by the time I started this multi-loop hike. I headed down the narrow wall section which I really enjoyed. The trail is in excellent condition as it switches down. All of the trails in the park were in amazing condition. I headed down and then detoured to the Peakaboo Loop. The trail makes a respectable climb and then loops around under Bryce Point. The views are just breathtaking. The formations are incredible and the hoodoos are plentiful. I continued on and took a variety of pics as I completed the loop and started heading for Sunrise Point. I made a quick stop at the Queens Garden and then made the final climb out.

Viewpoints & Misc
I spent the evening with a couple of quick stops at Inspiration Point and Bryce Point. There were lots of people out but it wasn't overly crowded. I also took a shower at the General Store ($3 for 8 minutes and then settled in for the evening in my camp.

Fairyland Loop
On day two, I walked right out of my camp and headed for the Fairlyland Loop. I was planning on doing a counter-clockwise loop and wanted to be done around noon. I wasn’t sure what to expect with this trail. I didn’t do any research. I just had GPS routes to follow. So I headed down and cruised to magnificent views that only got better. I continued down and took the short detour over to Tower Bridge which is an impressive formation. From there the trail makes a solid climb as it wraps its way to the NE towards Fairyland Canyon. This section blew me away. The formations are stunning and the colors are vibrant. Every turn brought a new perspective and I was in heaven. This stretch goes on for several miles and then I started my ascent back to the rim. Once up top I admired the section I just hiked through. It’s one of the most visually stunning sections of trail I’ve ever hiked! I would highly recommend! The rest of the hike along the rim was easy going as I looked down on the area I just hiked. A short time later I walked back into my camp to relax. I have a couple more hikes planned for the afternoon.

Mossy Cave
After taking my lunch in camp, I headed north and drove over to the Mossy Cave Trailhead. This is a short hike with a nice waterfall. There were several cars at the TH when I started hiking. The trail parallels a creek in Water Canyon. I walked over to the Mossy Cave which had a steady trickle of water pouring out. After that I headed over to the waterfall which is solid. It’s roughly 20 ft high and had a solid flow of water coming over. After admiring the waterfall I continued a bit up canyon and then turned around and made the hike out. I wanted to drive to the south end of the park and that would take some time.

Bristlecone Pine Loop
The drive to the south end of the park is very pleasant. It’s just under 20 miles with a variety of viewpoints along the way. I arrived and made a loop around the Bristlecone Pine Loop trail. The going is very easy and there are several viewpoints that look down on the valleys below. I was really glad I spent the time driving down here.

I would return to camp and spend one final night and then move on to NW Zion. I greatly enjoyed my time in Bryce and made good use of the time. This park is stunning and the hiking is easy going with incredible views. I highly recommend Bryce!
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Aug 16 2016
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Bristlecone LoopSouthwest, UT
Southwest, UT
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Hiking1.10 Miles 352 AEG
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Paid a visit to this excellent view point. Great distance views, as always. Remarkably chilly, and super crowded. They probably need to extend the shuttle to the end of the road. After I ate my lunch, a light rain moved in, and I was off, back to the main amphitheater.

Went out to a point beyond the trail, for the views.
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Jun 20 2016
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 Mesa, AZ
Bristlecone LoopSouthwest, UT
Southwest, UT
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This was part of Mighty Five trip 2016. We completed 5 parks in 5 days in Utah.

Day 2 Bryce Canyon National Park. The drive out to Rainbow point is nice. The Bristlecone loop hike up there is good as well. It provides an easy going loop through a different type of woods from the lower part of the park. It was windy up here.
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Under-the-Rim TrailSouthwest, UT
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Hiking28.90 Miles 5,170 AEG
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Had a great time exploring Bryce Canyon by doing the Under the Rim trail. Statically similar to GC R2R but more difficult because 1) doing it in mid April, the first 12 miles has large sections covered by snow and ice, if you slip you fall until a tree impales you. 2) Large sections of the trail have been washed away by monsoons storm so route finding is difficult in parts. We added 3 extra miles getting lost multiple times trying to find the trail. 3) Unreliable water, I had called ahead on Tuesday to asked water sources and was told there was water by NPS at a point half way through the hike that did not have water. We found water 4 miles later but we were getting nervous. Overall though a great hike with great views. Whereas with a R2R hike you would see 100s of people, we saw 2 all day.
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 Ahwatukee, AZ
Utah/Arizona Strip Trek - May/June 2014, UT 
Utah/Arizona Strip Trek - May/June 2014, UT
 
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Randal_SchulhauserTriplogs 1,009
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Utah/Arizona Strip Trek – May/June 2014

Bryce Canyon NP (BRCA) & Zion (ZION) NP
Kodachrome Basin SP & Coral Pink Sands SP
Pipe Springs (PISP) NM & North Rim Grand Canyon (GRCA) NP

Utah/Arizona Strip Trek - Three National Parks, Two State Parks, One National Monument, Four Days, Three Nights, almost 1000 images, and 24 HAZ trails...

Prelude: Believe it or not but I’ve never been to Bryce Canyon or Zion. With 2 strikes already against me having previously attempted a trip in April (snowed out) and October (snowed out again), Lynn, the dogs and I made a late May attempt battling off strike three!
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DAY 1 - Saturday May 31st
7.44 miles hiking and 390 AEG (39 floors) on FitBit
442 miles on F-150

With business visitors Friday evening, we couldn’t hit the road until early Saturday morning. Made good time and stopped for lunch at the Page AZ Burger King before crossing the Glen Canyon Dam into Utah :next: [ Glen Canyon Dam ] . Once in Utah, we passed some familiar sights in the Paria River Valley. Sad to hear the movie set from Clint Eastwood’s “The Outlaw - Josie Wales” was vandalized and burned to the ground :next: https://www.amwest-travel.com/awt_oldparia.html . Don’t know if I was one of the last to capture images before the set was burned to the ground :next: [ Paria Movie Road ] and [ Paria Movie Road ]

Eventually drove past Moqui Cave just north of Kanab UT :next: https://utahcaves.blogspot.com/2008/06/moqui-caves.html . I’ve always wondered if this was a structure incorporating original Anasazi ruins. A little online research says definitely not…

We turned off SR89 and onto Utah Scenic Highway 12 :next: https://www.scenicbyway12.com/ . This was a treat for the first time (finally). Red Canyon gave us a hint of the “eye-candy” yet to come. Stopped at one of the pull-outs along SR12 and hiked the Red Canyon Loop :next: [ photoset ] and a section of Golden Wall Trail :next: [ Golden Wall - Castle Bridge - Buckhorn Loop ] plus some connector trails (Red Canyon Tunnel Trail and Photographers Trail) :next: https://www.utah-trails.com/Tunnel-Trail and https://www.utah-trails.com/Golden-Wall ... orn-Trails

We eventually wandered into our “pet friendly” basecamp at the Best Western Ruby's Inn in Bryce Canyon City located just north of the park entrance :next: https://www.rubysinn.com/ and https://www.rubysinn.com/bryce-canyon-h ... hotos.html . This certainly was an international gathering of German, French, and Japanese tourist! After fixing a quick dinner at our basecamp hotel room, needed to stretch those legs around the Lake Loop :next: [ Ruby's Inn Lake Loop ] .
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Sunday June 1st
10.71 miles and 780 AEG (78 floors) on FitBit
84 miles on F-150

Bryce Canyon NP :next: https://www.nps.gov/brca/parknews/uploa ... 14-web.pdf

Pets in Bryce Canyon NP :next: https://www.nps.gov/brca/planyourvisit/pets.htm
"Pets are only permitted in campgrounds, parking lots, paved roads, paved viewpoint areas, and on the paved trail between Sunrise Point and Sunset Point"

We knew the limited hiking with dog options within the national parks before we left for Bryce and Zion. Undeterred, the Bryce “eye-candy” made up for any missed opportunities :next: [ Bryce Canyon National Park Trails ] . The Sunrise Point to Sunset Point Rim Trail :next: [ Sunrise Point to Sunset Point Rim Trail ] offered our first glimpse of the Amphitheater Region. Lynn and I then took turns minding the dogs up on top of the rim to give us each a chance to hike the Navajo and/or Queen’s Garden Loops. See :next: [ Navajo Loop ] and [ Queen's Garden Trail ] .

Bryce Amphitheater Region map :next: https://www.nps.gov/brca/planyourvisit/ ... er-web.pdf
Fairyland Point
Sunrise Point
Sunrise to Sunset Point paved connector trail is dog friendly Sunset Point Inspiration Point Bryce Point

Bryce Southern Scenic Drive viewpoint map :next: Swamp Canyon, Whiteman Bench, Natural Bridge, Agua Canyon, Ponderosa Canyon, Black Birch Canyon, Rainbow Point & Yovimpa Points

I had scouted up the Bristlecone Loop :next: [ Bristlecone Loop ] that connects Rainbow Point and Yovimpa Points as a “photo op”. Unfortunately the trail was closed…

On the drive back from the southern reaches of Bryce Canyon, we stopped at Fairyland Point. Lynn and the dogs stayed at the rim top while I ventured down the Fairyland Loop Trail :next: [ Fairyland Loop Trail ]

With the hour approaching 6pm and knowing we still had a couple of hours daylight left, we agreed to head the F-150 over to Kodachrome Basin SP :next: https://stateparks.utah.gov/park/kodach ... state-park located 7 miles off Highway 12 near Cannonville on Cottonwood Canyon Road :next: https://stateparks.utah.gov/sites/state ... erview.png . I had previously viewed Kodachrome Basin from the south on an approach heading north up Cottonwood Canyon Road. On that occasion we had to abort our trip due to slick mud. This time I had an opportunity to view Kodachrome Basin from within the basin – nice! Pre-trip suggestions indicated Angels Palace or Shakespeare's Arch as highly recommended destinations :next: https://stateparks.utah.gov/sites/state ... ochure.pdf and https://www.trailpeak.com/trail-Kodachr ... le-UT-5584 . Hiked Angel’s Palace Trail :next: [ Angel's Palace Trail ] followed by an aborted attempt of Shakespeare’s Arch :next: [ Shakespear Arch ] prior to a sundown picnic dinner at TH parking lot. Arrived back at Ruby's Inn basecamp to catch Hawks-Kings game and Game of Thrones...
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Monday June 2nd
6.61 miles and 150 AEG (15 floors) on FitBit
245 miles on F-150

Zion NP :next: https://www.nps.gov/zion/index.htm
1hr 44min drive per Google Maps from Ruby's Inn to Zion Lodge
Zion 2014 park map and guide :next: https://www.nps.gov/zion/planyourvisit/ ... MG2014.pdf

Once again we knew the limited hiking with dog options within the national parks before we left for Bryce and Zion. Dogs are allowed on Pa'rus Trail :next: [ Pa'rus Trail - Zion ]
Trail connects Canyon Junction and Zion Visitor Center. Prior to entering the 1.1 mile long Zion – Mt Carmel tunnel on SR9, it was recommended to us to make a stop at the Canyon Overlook Trail :next: https://www.zionnational-park.com/zion- ... -trail.htm and https://www.utah.com/nationalparks/zion ... erlook.htm and [ Error H NAME ] Once near the Zion Visitor Center, I managed to grab the last available parking spot and we headed out along the Pa’rus trail as mid-morning temperatures hit the mid-80’s. With the scene reminding us too much of Sedona (the bad, not the good), we agreed to head up into the mountains and cooler climate along a back road I had scouted up as “Plan B”. Kolob Terrace Road was identified as an alternative since Zion Canyon can only be accessed by shuttle vehicles (no dogs allowed) :next: https://www.takemytrip.com/07zion/07_08a.htm .
We had a pleasant lunch up at Lava Point :next: https://www.nps.gov/zion/planyourvisit/ ... ground.htm and [ Lava Point Overlook - Zion NP ] before checking out the West Rim TH :next: https://www.nps.gov/zion/planyourvisit/ ... -trail.htm and Kolob Reservoir :next: https://wildlife.utah.gov/hotspots/deta ... 1154730183 and [ Kolob Reservior Loop Trail ] .
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Tuesday June 3rd
8.25 miles and 500 AEG (50 floors) on FitBit
572 miles on F-150

“Getaway Home Day” via a natural curiosity, Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park :next: https://stateparks.utah.gov/park/coral- ... state-park and https://stateparks.utah.gov/sites/state ... alpink.jpg and https://www.zionnational-park.com/sdhike.htm and [ Coral Pink Sand Dunes ] . We discovered colonies of rare Tiger Beetles (only 600-3000 total population of beetles) while hiking the dunes :next: https://stateparks.utah.gov/sites/state ... ochure.pdf and were also treated to a fascinating display of late spring flowers while hiking the Nature Trail :next: https://www.duneguide.com/sand_dune_gui ... l_pink.htm . South Fork Indian Canyon Pictographs - Located 4 miles northeast of the dunes in the Mosquith Mountain Wilderness Study Area (WSA) :next: [ Mosquith Mountain WSA Trails ] . From Hancock Road – Yellow Jacket Road intersection, drive 3.5 miles passing the Ponderosa Campground until you reach the intersection of Hancock Road and the 4WD Sand Spring Road on the right. A 4WD vehicle allows travel within .5 mile of the pictographs. If your vehicle will not make it on the soft sandy roads, walk from the "T" in Hancock Road and Sand Dune Spring Road. It is 4 miles, one way, to the pictographs. Take Sand Springs Route to first intersection. Then a little less than 2 miles the trail ends and hiking trail to pictographs and petroglyphs begins. From the parking area, walk northeast to locate a path of use through the sand. Continue the gradual descent down the obvious trail. The trail soon becomes obvious as it continues east and then switches direction after a small drop down through the rocks. Continue descending and then traversing the hillside beneath the cliff band on hikers left. Shortly you will arrive at the (chain-link fence protected) South Fork Indian Canyon Pictographs. The distance from the parking lot to the pictographs is about .5 mile and the descent is about 150'. The pictographs sit at the back of a large alcove and pictures must be taken from behind the fence 30' away :next: https://www.zionnational-park.com/moquith-mountain.htm and https://www.zionnational-park.com/image ... ndex32.htm . This area is a unique hidden gem – highly recommended (and no HAZer has visited this place before?)!

Pipe Springs National Monument :next: https://www.nps.gov/pisp/index.htm and [ Ridge Trail - Pipe Springs ] .

North Rim of Grand Canyon :next: https://www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/cg-nr.htm and https://www.nps.gov/grca/planyourvisit/ ... im-Map.pdf

Prior to our visit we knew about limited options hiking with dogs at the Grand Canyon North Rim; “Dogs on the North Rim; are not allowed other than the Bridle Trail (Greenway) that connects the lodge with the North Kaibab Trail and the portion of the Arizona Trail that continues north from there to the park entrance.”

Bridle Trail on HAZ :next: [ Bridle Trail ]
Bright Angel Point Trail on HAZ :next: [ Bright Angel Point Trail ]
Transept Trail on HAZ :next: [ Transept Trail ]

Made a stop at the Marble Canyon Navajo Bridge and found “condor city” :next: [ Marble Canyon Overlook at Navajo Bridge ] before stopping in Flagstaff for a late dinner. Arrived back home just before midnight…
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HIKING SUMMARY
7.44 miles, 390 AEG Saturday
10.71 miles, 780 AEG Sunday
6.61 miles, 150 AEG Monday
8.25 miles, 500 AEG Tuesday

TOTAL = 33.01 miles, 1820 AEG, 24 HAZ trails
141 images on iPhone
310 images on Canon Rebel XT
438 images on Canon 6D
61 images on Canon 7D

TOTAL = 950 images on 4 cameras...
F-150 SUMMARY
442 miles driving Saturday
84 miles driving Sunday
245 miles driving Monday
572 miles driving Tuesday

TOTAL = 1343 miles on F-150 (20.8 mpg). Assuming $3.80 per gallon average, that’s 64.5 gallons consumed for a trip cost of $245.35…
EDITORIAL COMMENT; Coffee in Utah sucks. Maybe that’s too rash since I didn't stop and try the Cafe Adobe/Expresso Rock Shop in Hatch UT... Took a Starbucks “fix” in Flagstaff to return me to equilibrium!

That NPS annual pass comes thru again for $25 entry into Bryce, Zion, Grand Canyon, plus $8 for Pipe Spring...

Aiming for Fall colour redux at Bryce Canyon Lodge the 1st week of October (looks like only Oct 4-6 or Oct 18-21 availability)? Cabin rentals are $212 per night plus multiple convenience fees and surcharges. Want to get some sunrise/sunset "golden hour" images...

PS - I see this trip tripped me over the 3K distance line for miles logged on HAZ :y:

LINKED HIKES;

Glen Canyon Dam :next: [ Glen Canyon Dam ]
Paria Movie Set :next: [ Paria Movie Road ]
Red Canyon Loop :next: [ photoset ]
Golden Wall :next: [ Golden Wall - Castle Bridge - Buckhorn Loop ]
Ruby’s Inn Lake Loop :next: [ Ruby's Inn Lake Loop ]

Bryce Canyon NP Trails :next: [ Bryce Canyon National Park Trails ]
Sunrise Point to Sunset Point Rim Trail :next: [ Sunrise Point to Sunset Point Rim Trail ]
Navajo Loop :next: [ Navajo Loop ]
Queen’s Garden Loop :next: [ Queen's Garden Trail ]
Bristlecone Loop :next: [ Bristlecone Loop ]
Fairyland Loop Trail :next: [ Fairyland Loop Trail ]
Angel’s Palace Trail :next: [ Angel's Palace Trail ]
Shakespeare Arch Trail :next: [ Shakespear Arch ]

Canyon Overlook Trail, Zion NP :next: [ Error H NAME ]
Pa’rus Trail :next: [ Pa'rus Trail - Zion ]
Lava Point Overlook, Zion NP :next: [ Lava Point Overlook - Zion NP ]
Kolob Reservoir Loop :next: [ Kolob Reservior Loop Trail ]

Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park :next: [ Coral Pink Sand Dunes ]
South Fork Indian Canyon Pictographs :next: [ Mosquith Mountain WSA Trails ]
Pipe Springs NP Trails :next: [ Ridge Trail - Pipe Springs ]
Bridle Trail, Grand Canyon North Rim :next: [ Bridle Trail ]
Bright Angel Point Trail :next: [ Bright Angel Point Trail ]
Transept Trail, Grand Canyon North Rim :next: [ Transept Trail ]
Navajo Bridge, Marble Canyon :next: [ Marble Canyon Overlook at Navajo Bridge ]

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Bristlecone LoopSouthwest, UT
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Hiking1.20 Miles 210 AEG
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Parking lot to Yovimpa Point, connector trail, Bristlecone Loop counterclockwise to Rainbow Point.
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Aug 25 2010
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Bristlecone LoopSouthwest, UT
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Aug 25 2010
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Bristlecone LoopSouthwest, UT
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I recall very little about this hike, but thought it might be nice to log it as I see someone else wrote a description. I hiked this during the day I went for a drive in Bryce. I hiked it and enjoyed the early afternoon views to the south and east, which are quite nice. When I would travel to Page, AZ from Kayenta, I often wondered if I was seeing Bryce from Page, and I think one can. Rob?
The pictures, are about the best part.
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Bristlecone LoopSouthwest, UT
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Short little hike. Met up with some friends and we ended up taking it easy while I was with them the first day.
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Bristlecone LoopSouthwest, UT
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We drove the length of Bryce to see all the views. At Rainbow point we did a short Bristlecone loop and on the way back we stopped at Bryce Pt and did a short out n back on Under the Rim.
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average hiking speed 1.6 mph

WARNING! Hiking and outdoor related sports can be dangerous. Be responsible and prepare for the trip. Study the area you are entering and plan accordingly. Dress for the current and unexpected weather changes. Take plenty of water. Never go alone. Make an itinerary with your plan(s), route(s), destination(s) and expected return time. Give your itinerary to trusted family and/or friends.

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