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Glen Canyon, Marble Canyon, and Horseshoe Bend, these are a just a few of the scenic and diverse places to explore when visiting Northern Arizona. The area offers incredible trails for all levels. One popular trail is Horseshoe Bend Overlook, where you can see amazing views of the Colorado River as it curves through the desert. If you're up for a challenge, Lower Cathedral Wash Trail near Marble Canyon and Lees Ferry has numerous pour-offs and some serious rock scrambling. Another must-see is Antelope Canyon located on the Navajo Nation, where guided tours let you explore its unique sandstone formations. Whether you're a beginner or experienced hiker or cyclist, Northern Arizona has something for everyone who loves to explore the outdoors.
Choose your adventure
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Trails to explore
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![Grandview Overlook with interpretive signs and desert landscape]()
Grandview Overlook
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![Hiker overlooking Colorado River gorge at Horseshoe Bend]()
Horseshoe Bend Trail
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![Sandstone Rainbow Bridge straddles a canyon]()
North Rainbow and Rainbow Lodge Trails
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![Hiker looking at river gorge from Glen Canyon Dam Overlook Trail]()
Glen Canyon Dam Overlook Trail
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![Bushy vegetation growing from cliffside hanging garden]()
Hanging Garden Trail
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![Sandstone dry fall in Lower Cathedral Wash narrow canyon]()
Lower Cathedral Wash Trail
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![Panorama of butes and sandstone from Page Rim Trail]()
City of Page Rim Trail
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![Slickrock, buttes and mountain from Red Mesa Rim Trail]()
Red Mesa Rim Trails
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![Trail runner on Spencer Trail overlooking Colorado River gorge]()
Spencer Trail
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![Two hikers on top of sandstone hoodoos]()
Toadstools Trail
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![Sandstone box canyon with shrubs]()
Wiregrass Canyon Trail
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![Hiker standing at the bottom of the deep narrow Upper Cathedral Wash canyon]()
Upper Cathedral Wash Trail
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![Solution pockets in a sanstone wall along the Discovery Trail]()
Discovery Trail
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![Sandstone Rainbow Bridge straddles a canyon]()
Rainbow Bridge Trail
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![Petroglyph of six bighorn sheep in desert varnished sandstone wall]()
Descending Sheep Petroglyph Trail
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![Two hikers traverse a slickrock landscape on the Beehives Trail]()
Beehives Trail
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![A hiker wanders along the Paria Riverbed in a wide sandstone canyon in the Paria Box]()
Old Spanish National Historic Trail - The Paria Box
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![A hiker stands on Skylight Arch overlooking sandstone canyons]()
Stud Horse Trail Network – Skylight Arch
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![A ladder extends up through the sandstone walls of Lower Antelope Canyon]()
Lower Antelope Canyon
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![A beam of sunlight pierces through the narrow sandstone walls of Upper Antelope Canyon]()
Upper Antelope Canyon
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![Steep canyon walls frame the river bottom in Paria Canyon]()
Paria Canyon
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![Contorted striations decorate the sandstone domes and hoodoos of Coyote Buttes and The Wave]()
Coyote Buttes North (The Wave)
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![Multi-colored sandstone bluffs and rock formations of Coyote Buttes South]()
Coyote Buttes South
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![A stretch of the Arizona National Scenic Trail meanders into an open valley framed by red rock hills - image courtesy Arizona Trail Association]()
Arizona National Scenic Trail–Passage 43: Buckskin Mountain
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![Eggshell Arch precariously straddles the surrounding sandstone landscape - image courtesy Eggshell Tours]()
Eggshell Arch
Maps
The latest print versions of trail maps for Northern Arizona Trails are available at the Page HUB.
A digital version of the trail maps for your smartphone or device is available through the Avenza Maps app. Visit any trail page to download.
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