Hike the Grandstaff Canyon Trail
HikingModerateSpringFall
Follow a perennial stream through a lush canyon to stand beneath the massive Morning Glory Natural Bridge.
Itinerary tips
- 1Plan for a 4-mile round trip hike that typically takes 2 to 3 hours at a steady pace.
- 2Wear waterproof sandals or synthetic shoes as the trail requires multiple stream crossings.
- 3Arrive at the trailhead parking lot along Highway 128 before 8:30 AM to secure a spot.
- 4Bring a minimum of two liters of water even though the trail is shaded by canyon walls.
- 5Keep your dog on a leash and utilize the provided waste bags at the trailhead.
- 6Look up as you reach the end of the canyon to spot climbers rappelling off the bridge's edge.
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