The Navajo Loop Trail is a popular hiking route in Bryce Canyon National Park known for its iconic switchback section. This part of the trail features tight turns and steep descents, making it both challenging and exciting for hikers. The switchbacks offer stunning views of the canyon walls and hoodoos, providing a unique and memorable experience for those who tackle this adventurous path.

These switchbacks are open year round, while the nearby Wall Street closes in the winter.

The iconic photo you usually see isn't far from Sunset Point down the Navajo Loop Trail.