Peekaboo Loop Trail — Attraction in Four Corners States

This was one of 3 hikes I did in 2 days and I would recommend it to any one in decent shape. It was just fabulous 👌 and had different perspectives all the time. Took the Bryce Point as a start and did a 4.2 mile hike using All Trails app, which I recommend for other hiking trails. This was well marked but still nice to see your stats. Took half of the figure 8 Peekaboo and Navajo loops passing Wall Street for about a 1,000 ft of elevation drop. Took me (age 69) 2:10 hours at moderate pace and talking to lots of people. Great hike for experiencing the parks best 👌 Guess I could mention the restroom along the way and making sure you avoid horse manure but wasn't an issue for me giving this...

I don't have much to say about the state of Utah. It's simply not a place for me. But, like most things, there is always a diamond in the rough, and Peekaboo Canyon is just that. A magnificent display of nature that will leave you awed and spellbound as you tromp over the trails, or even better, traverse it via horseback. This, and this alone, is worth the price of admission getting to this state. Virtually every corner was a photographic opportunity, and it leaves you wondering "was this really done by nature, or was there something else involved here?" Skip Zion and spend your time here. A fraction of the people, and sights that are...

We were in Bruce for one day, and I'm glad I picked this series of loops to do. I think on this trail, you get to see everything you'd want to see with only one day here. The crowds thankfully die down once you leave the first loop of the trail. There are loads of super cool rock formations and all the hiking is fun and easy. The only negative is that the trail is also used as an equestrian trail, so there are whole areas where you have to tuck your nose into your shirt, and start hopping around the immense amount of horse poop and pee puddles. It's...