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The water was a bit low while we were there in July, but it was clear that wasn't alway the case.
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Coyote Natural Bridge makes for great photo opps deep in the canyon.
Remains of a former arch along Coyote Gulch.
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David Bress
Feb 13, 2020 near Escalante, UT
“The water was a bit low while we were there in July, but it was clear that wasn't alway the case.”  

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The water was a bit low while we were there in July, but it was clear that wasn't alway the case.
Remains of a former arch along Coyote Gulch.
This was an epic start to a trail! We also saw a number of Air Force jets (Including a blackbird!) fly past at we entered the canyon. Note: if you follow the trail north, way finding gets a little tricky. if you get to steep smooth rock, turn around.
Keep your eyes peeled for nice camping spots in Coyote Gulch.
View from atop the nearby Crack in the Wall.
Heading into the canyon.
While smaller than others in the area, this arch in Coyote Gulch is worth a visit.
Coyote Natural Bridge makes for great photo opps deep in the canyon.
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Coyote Gulch Loop Trail

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Coyote Gulch via Red Well

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