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Pink Ledges Trail

Intermediate
 3.8 (4)
  1. Areas
  2. UT
  3. …Southwestern Utah
  4. …Dixie National Forest
  5. Red Canyon
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“A short, self-guided interpretive trail exploring the red rock hoodoos and alcoves near the Visitor Center. ”

Lee Watts
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0.6

Miles

0.9

KM

78%

Runnable

7,328' 2,234 m

High

7,189' 2,191 m

Low

139' 42 m

Up

131' 40 m

Down

9%

Avg Grade (5°)

23%

Max Grade (13°)

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There are no fees to visit Red Canyon and no permit is required.

Description

The Pink Ledges trail is a self-guided interpretive trail. It has numbered posts that are explained by a map obtained at the Visitor Center. The trail starts from the far side of the Visitor Center parking lot. It has moderately steep sections as it climbs past hoodoos, alcoves, and other formations along the cliffs. It returns back near the Visitor Center after only 0.4 miles.

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Land Manager: USFS - Dixie National Forest Office

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  3.8 from 4 votes

#7

in Red Canyon

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#7

in Red Canyon

#710

in Utah

#23,069

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Rock formations that really look like people
Oct 17, 2017 near Panguitch, UT
View from Pink Ledges Trail
Oct 17, 2017 near Panguitch, UT
Several huge alcoves off of the Pink Ledges Trail. Trails of use go up to them
Jul 19, 2017 near Panguitch, UT

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