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Hoodoo Trail

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 3.5 (2)
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  2. UT
  3. …Southwestern Utah
  4. …Dixie National Forest
  5. Red Canyon
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“A short, easy trail making its way past towering red hoodoos. ”

Lee Watts
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88%

Runnable

7,194' 2,193 m

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7,156' 2,181 m

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38' 12 m

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7%

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9%

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The Hoodoo Trail is the shortest and easiest of the four trails near the Visitor Center. It climbs only 30 feet in 0.3 miles, but it takes you to the base of some towering hoodoos near the road. It starts from just west of the Visitor Center at the first turnout, or you could connect to it from the Pink Ledges Trail.

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Land Manager: USFS - Dixie National Forest Office

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  3.5 from 2 votes

#10

in Red Canyon

#25374

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#10

in Red Canyon

#780

in Utah

#25,374

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View from Pink Ledges Trail
Oct 17, 2017 near Panguitch, UT
At the pull-off near the start of the Hoodoo Trail.
Jul 28, 2017 near Panguitch, UT
Near the Bryce Canyon to Red Canyon Bike Path.
Jul 28, 2017 near Panguitch, UT
From Hoodoo Trail. Tower almost looks like some kind of creature.
Jul 19, 2017 near Panguitch, UT
Hoodoos.
Apr 19, 2016 near Panguitch, UT

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