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Descend into hoodoo central on this twisty trail - gorgeous sights are revealed around every corner


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Map Key

1.0

Miles

1.6

KM

Point to Point

8,260' 2,518 m

High

7,693' 2,345 m

Low

2' 1 m

Up

569' 173 m

Down

11%

Avg Grade (6°)

28%

Max Grade (16°)

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This is one of several good ways to reach the popular and delightful Peek-A-Boo Loop Trail. Starting from the parking area at Bryce Point, switchback steeply down from the rim, crossing many cliff bands. Contour below rock walls, crossing ridges and bluffs, all the while steadily losing elevation.

Keep a look out for the named hoodoo rock formations along the way. The abundance and variety of these colorful piles are the highlight of this trail. After a relatively level section of trail, plunge into the neighboring canyon by navigating a series of hairpin turns down the hill. The Peek-A-Boo Loop Connector ends at a "T" intersection with the southern tip of the Peek-A-Boo Loop.

At this point, it is wise to evaluate your energy levels before starting on the 3 mile Peek-A-Boo Loop Trail - save some strength for the taxing climb up and out of the canyon!

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  4.7 from 12 votes

#5

in Ampitheater

#634

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in Ampitheater

#64

in Utah

#634

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The view from Bryce Point is like nothing else in this world.
Jun 28, 2017 near Panguitch, UT
Catching the sun rising over the Hoodoos at Bryce Canyon NP.
Sep 3, 2016 near Panguitch, UT
Hoodoos stand guard along the Peekaboo Loop.
Jun 28, 2017 near Panguitch, UT
View from the trail
Feb 4, 2023 near Panguitch, UT
This trail offers stunning views of the Bryce amphitheater area.
Nov 10, 2020 near Panguitch, UT
Bryce Point.
Mar 1, 2016 near Panguitch, UT

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Sep 9, 2023
Brenda Byarski
May 24, 2023
J Rai
Apr 30, 2023
Johnny Appleseed
Feb 3, 2023
Stewart Carnes
I followed a recommendation to use snow shoes. They were probably more dangerous. There is a build up of snow making it a sideways slant as you hike d
Apr 20, 2022
Chris Treager
Bryce Connector is closed due to rock slide. Can still do loop, but will have to hike queen's garden/Navajo loop to connector
Apr 15, 2022
Micah McLeod
Feb 18, 2022
Silvia Atanasova
Oct 31, 2020
Kevin H
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