8의 카이파로위츠 고원가지 명소 & 주요 장소

It is really beautiful to walk between the cliffs.

Ghost Town Paria trail can be sandy and muddy after heavy rains. The trail does not offer any coverage from the sun, so make sure to bring ample water. The trail is open to vehicles and there is a parking lot close to the ghost town but the road is often washed out beyond Paria Cemetery. This trail leads to the abandoned western outpost that is Paria. The ghost town has since become the set for many western films, including Clint Eastwood's The Outlaw Josey Wales.

Catstair Canyon Trail is a short trail, just off Highway 89. There are two parking lots that have entrances to this trail. There is a west parking lot and an east parking lot. The west parking lot entrance is much more accessible and does not require any kind of gear or rope to enter the canyon. The east entrance does require rope and has much steeper rocks directly at the entrance. Along this trail, in the canyon, you will see a high canyon wall and two tall stacks of old, discarded cars. The cars were put in this area with plans for them to be used in the construction of the highway but that didn't pan out and the construction companies left them in the canyon.

Yellow Rock Trail has a steep and strenuous climb on the way in. It is more or less a giant, multicolored hill of slick rock. From the top, hikers get great views of the surrounding mountains and rock formations. Be sure to take caution on the way down, the rock can have smaller loose rocks and the descent is very steep.

Lick Wash is a diverse trail with sections of close slot canyon walls, tall pines, and sandstone rock formations. Hikers can find pink pebbles and stones in the wash from the Pink Cliffs nearby.

Bull Valley Gorge is an interesting hike, due to the geology of the area as well as the evidence that remains from a car accident that happened over the gorge in the 1950s. A car hangs at the top of the deep gorge just off of the road, frozen in time.

The trail to Grosvenor Arch is very short and you can see the arches from afar in the parking lot. The rock that the double arch is in towers high above the desert. This arch is named after the first permanent editor of National Geographical Magazine. He was the editor-in-chief of the magazine for 55 years.

Cottonwood Narrows South entrance along the 45 miles Cottonwood Canyon scenic road.