Navajo Loop to Peekaboo Loop Connector Trail is a 4.9-mile loop foot trail in Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah. It climbs 1,475 ft to a high point of 7,466 ft. Difficulty: strenuous, from the NPS hiking-rating formula. That is the full hike: the mapped trail line covers only 0.52 mi of it, so don't plan from the map line alone. The figure is for the Park Service's “Navajo/Peekaboo Combination Loop” hike, which uses this trail.
Navajo/Peekaboo Combination Loop · rated “Strenuous”
Distance: 4.9 miles (7.9 km) Approximate Time: 3-4 hours Elevation Gain: 1475 feet (450 meters) Difficulty: Strenuous (rapid elevation gain, longer length) Services: Accessible restrooms available at Sunset Point (year-r
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