1,4 mile one way

2 to 3 hours

Free

GPS trail to download

Short 2,8 miles round trip hike. The beginning of the path is very easy because completely flat. It is only at the edge of the rim that things get complicated. You have to find a not too steep passage to go down to the hoodoos.

Access : from the US89, take the Cottonwood Canyon Road for 3 miles and park on the small roadside parking lot. Then follow the path that runs south.

• Yellow Rock
• Toadstool & Rimrock Hoodoos
• White Rocks
• Sidestep & Colorful Canyon
• Nautilus

The accommodations, although abundant in Page, are however insufficient and very expensive. It becomes very difficult to find accommodation in Page. We strongly advise you to book in advance. Otherwise, you may not find accommodation or pay very expensive. We have tested :

• Page - Wahweap Campground : campsite located on the edge of lake Powell. This campground is large with many locations. These sites are large, equipped with a table and a barbecue. There is however only a few shady locations. The prices are quite high ($ 26 in 2014). The toilets are new and very clean (pay showers). There is a small supermarket at the office, to buy cold drinks or ice for the coolers.

•  Lone Rock : campsite located on Lake Powell. No location defines, no table or pit fire. Dry toilets available. $ 14 per night in 2017. Emergency solution when the Wahweap Campground is full and the hotels are overpriced.

• Page - Rodeway Inn : located in the center of Page. Hotel consistent with what you would expect from these chains. Breakfast included. Very high price but it is "normal" we are in Page ($ 220 per room for 4 people in September 2017).