- 1.3 miles
- 515 feet of elevation
- Intermediate
- Fairly flat path
- Switchbacks
The Navajo Loop Trail features some of Bryce Canyon’s most famous parts. Passing by Thor’s hammer and the Douglas-fir trees, this trail will take you through the canyon, going through tunnels in the walls and walking along side massive colorful limestone walls. During the trail, you will be required to climb many switchbacks, which can be difficult for many as it is a constant incline / decline depending on what way you start. This trail is only a loop during the summer, so make sure you plan your trip accordingly if this is a trail you are interested in. Truly a great hike to get to see some of what Bryce Canyon has to offer!
