Type of Hike : Out and Back
Length: 1.8 Miles round trip
Difficulty: Easy
Terrain: Packed Sand
Elevation Gain: 140 feet
Dog Friendly: Yes – Leash
Park Pass/Permit Required: No
Directions to the Trailhead
The trailhead is marked with a sign in both directions. The turn off is in between mile marker 19 and 20. There will be a few porta potties decorating the parking area that will serve as beacons.
Toadstools Hoodoos Hike Description
The Toadstool Hoodoos, located between Kanab, UT, and Page, AZ, are a captivating collection of rock formations renowned for their distinctive toadstool shapes. This easy 1.8-mile round trip hike leads to these fascinating hoodoos, where towering spires with wide, mushroom-like caps create a surreal landscape. The trail, which traverses through soft sand and exposed terrain, offers scenic views of the surrounding Kaibab Monocline and Paria Plateau. The hoodoos themselves stand out with their whimsical shapes and striking colors, making them a favorite spot for photography. The area is sun-drenched with no shade, so come prepared for the heat and bring plenty of water. Dogs are allowed on leash, and there are basic porta-potties at the trailhead for convenience
This hike can be combined with several other hikes in the area such as Catstair Canyon, Maze rock, and Resurrection Canyon to make for an outstanding day.