Scramble through Peek-A-Boo and Spooky Slots
AdventureChallengingSpringYear-round
Test your agility in two of the most famous non-technical slot canyons in the world, featuring tight squeezes and natural arches.
Itinerary tips
- 1Plan for a 4-5 hour round trip to complete the full loop including the dry fall approach from the lower trailhead.
- 2Drive a high-clearance vehicle to access the Hole-in-the-Rock Road, as the washboard surface can be treacherous for small sedans.
- 3Remove bulky backpacks and wear slim-fitting clothing to navigate the 10-inch wide sections in Spooky Gulch.
- 4Pay the $15 per vehicle fee at the automated kiosk or via the recreation.gov app before arriving at the trailhead.
- 5Carry at least two liters of water and a physical map, as cellular service is non-existent once you leave Highway 12.
- 6Complete the loop in a clockwise direction by entering Peek-A-Boo first to make the climbs and descents more manageable.
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