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A stunningly beautiful hike in Bryce Canyon. The Navajo Peekaboo Loop is a popular and challenging hike in Bryce Canyon National Park, connecting two of the most famous trails in the Bryce Amphitheater. Impressive, narrow switchbacks lead steeply down into the canyon and past rock formations with imaginative names like Thor's Hammer and Wall Street.

A unique and scenic hike that's definitely worth doing. However, the path isn't always easy, and you'll need to be a good walker.

The Navajo Arch is located at the end of the Devil Gardens Trail. The path there is not easy and leads over slickrock, among other things. The arch is very impressive and somewhat hidden.

Another impressive sandstone arch in Devils Garden.

Pine Tree Arch is located on the Devils Garden Trail. You have to take a short detour from the main trail to reach it.

The Devil's Garden Trail is the longest and most arched hiking trail in Arches National Park and is considered one of its main highlights. The trail is highly varied and leads through dramatic scenery.

The Devil's Garden Trail is the longest and most arched hiking trail in Arches National Park and is considered one of its main highlights. The trail is highly varied and leads through a dramatic landscape of towering sandstone "fins," requiring some climbing and a head for heights. The trail accesses the largest concentration of natural stone arches in the park. The first section is a wide, well-maintained trail and leads directly to Landscape Arch, the longest arch in North America.

Partition Arch is located on a hike that includes numerous other sandstone arches and caves. A very beautiful and interesting hike.