Toadstool Hoodoos

Introduction:

What? : 

Toadstool Hoodoos are small but nice rock formations and an excellent opportunity to starch your legs and do some short activity while driving through this area.

Where? : 

The small parking lot is right on highway 89 between Page, AZ and Kanab, Utah.
The parking lot is located 29 miles west of Page, AZ.

Google Map Link

My thoughts:

Nice stop on the way, short hikes and interesting rock formation.

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The visit:

This “location” is not govern by any official park but rather as part of the open BLM lend.

 

From the parking walk for about ½ mile north on a flat easy trail until you reach to the small Hoodoos section.

You can find few of them in this area.

Nothing more to do here except exploring the cliff based and once you are done here you need to walk back to your car.

 

There are few other nearby Hoodoo locations that can be combine into a longer hike, check options at the links bellow.

 

www:

https://www.visitutah.com/places-to-go/parks-outdoors/grand-staircase-escalante/grand-staircase-section/family/the-toadstools/

https://www.thewave.info/ToadstoolCode/Map.html

https://www.dreamkatcherslakepowell.com/toadstool-hoodoos.htm

 

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