Peekaboo Loop Trail
An advanced loop into the southern amphitheatre, passing stone arches and the valley floor of the 'Silent City'. It's also the main route for horseback tours.
The Peekaboo Loop descends from Bryce Point to the valley floor. The loop is about 8.8 km, with roughly 500 m of climbing, and takes 3 to 4 hours. Along the way are the 'Wall of Windows' stone window and several natural arches. It has fewer people and a more pristine feel than the Navajo Loop. The two can be joined to form a figure-eight route of about 10 km. Horses also use this trail, so yield to them and watch for manure. From April to October, the park concessionaire Canyon Trail Rides offers tours of about two hours or half a day on horseback, departing from a cabin near Sunset Point. Advance booking is required.
Opening hours
Open all day (winter depends on road conditions)
Nearby sights
- Sunset Point
- Navajo Loop & Queen's Garden Trail
- Inspiration Point
- Rim Trail
- Sunrise Point
- The Lodge at Bryce Canyon
- Bryce Point
- Bryce Canyon Visitor Center