A special Backpacker Magazine topo map printed on waterproof, tearproof paper. Includes topographic map data from the USGS and detailed trip informationIf there was a hall of fame for classic canyon-country sights, it would include soaring sandstone walls, lush riparian oases, gravity-defying arches, massive alcoves, and Native American rock art—all highly concentrated in one moderate hike. In other words, it would look like Coyote Gulch. This far-flung tributary off of Lake Powell and the Escalante River features 50-foot-wide Coyote Natural Bridge arcing over the canyon, 150-foot-wide Jacob Hamblin Arch (a few minutes’ walk downstream from camp), walls undercut 200 feet, Fremont Indian pictographs, and several waterfalls all within a couple miles. Map includes turn-by-turn hiking directions and in-depth trip planning essentials to help you experience this BACKPACKER PRO adventure.Contains the following named locations: Big Hollow Wash,Chimney Rock,Cliff Arch,Cottonwood Spring,Coyote Gulch,Coyote Natural Bridge,Dance Hall Rock,Dry Fork Coyote Gulch,Fools Canyon,Fortymile Ridge,Hurricane Wash,Jacob Hamblin Arch,King Mesa,Les George Point,Lone Rock,Scorpion,Stevens Arch,Stevens Canyon,Sunset Natural Arch,Willow Tank Slide
