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This trailhead is an entry point to Buckskin Gulch and the Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness. It has direct access to the Wire Pass Trail through Coyote Gulch and also connects to Coyote Buttes North. It requires a $6 day-use permit and a special lottery permit to enter Coyote Buttes North.

The singletrack loop around this lake is one of the most popular trails in Dixie National Forest. You have some altitude here — the lake sits at more than 9,000 feet in elevation — but the trail is only somewhat technical, so it's reasonably accessible for a lot of riders.

Navajo Reservoir is a small reservoir off of Navajo Lake. It is a popular spot for fishing, boating and swimming. There is a path that runs along the perimeter of the water.

The singletrack loop around this lake is one of the most popular trails in Dixie National Forest. You have some altitude here — the lake sits at more than 9,000 feet in elevation — but the trail is only somewhat technical, so it's reasonably accessible for a lot of riders.

There's a gap there about 2 meters high, which you'll only be able to manage if you're a really fit climber! Otherwise, just take the bypass, which is MUCH easier.

Currently costs $6 per person per day!

This short drainage canyon connects to the much longer Buckskin Gulch Canyon, which saves hikers miles of hiking through less exciting sections of Buckskin just to get access to the more exciting parts. Wire Pass has sections that are less than three feet wide. Due to Wire Pass's shorter canyon walls, the sunlight illuminates the sandstone walls more fully. Sometimes the sunlight can reach the floor of the canyon, which can create a reflection effect, making for some really cool photographs.

The Cliffs Trail leads from Tom Canyon steeply over switchbacks on the rim. However, there are some Class 3 climbing points to overcome. From the top you have a great view of the canyon and canyon.