Pink Ledges, Birdseye, Photo Trail in Dixie National Forest, UT

Hike Pink Ledges, Birdseye, Photo Trail Dixie National Forest, UT

Class 1 3.2 miles 500 gain 1-2 hr Out + Back Jun 22, 2019
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This out and back hike in the Red Canyon region of Dixie National Forest parallels UT-12 for its majority and is quite crowded, but there are a lot of cool hoodoos and colored rock features that make it a good time. I started from the Red Canyon Visitor Center and took the Pink Ledges Trail to the Birdseye Trail, and finished on the Photo Trail, where a "Trail End" sign marked my go-back point. There's a small web of trails in the area that are short and sweet and give a great introduction to the landscape of this beautiful and unqiue area without having to drive all the way to Bryce Canyon National Park.

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Along the Pink Ledges Trail.
Along the Pink Ledges Trail.
The Pink Ledges Trail is really well maintained.
The Pink Ledges Trail is really well maintained.
Great scenery with lots of pretty hoodoos to look at.
Great scenery with lots of pretty hoodoos to look at.
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The pink ledges.
The pink ledges.
Continuing toward the Birdseye Trail.
Continuing toward the Birdseye Trail.
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Along the Birdseye Trail.
Along the Birdseye Trail.
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Along the Photo Trail.
Along the Photo Trail.
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End of trail on the Photo Trail.
End of trail on the Photo Trail.

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