Similar to the Wave, the New Wave is a sandstone formation that is intriguing because of how undulating and colorful the rock is. It was originally formed by water erosion and is now being eroded solely by the wind.

While the Wave now requires a permit to visit, the New Wave does not have these restrictions, so is a good option if you are in Page.

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April 18, 2022

Hiking

Follow the path (made with rocks) - starting at the camping spot to the base of the formation

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Best Hikes to New Wave (sandstone formation)

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1. Beehive Trail

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The Beehive Trail is an easy 2.1 km loop promising a quick, captivating journey through Glen Canyon's sculpted landscape, featuring unique geological wonders, breathtaking vistas, and light scrambling.

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Elevation 1,230 m

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Max wind speed: 6.0 km/h

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Location: Page, Coconino County, Arizona, United States

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New Wave (sandstone formation)

1. Beehive Trail

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