Outdoor Adventure
Date: May 9, 2025
Time: 7:00 AM Utah Time - 1:00 PM Utah Time
Join Kaibab National Forest archaeologists for a 5-6 mile round trip hike to view some of the amazing pictograph panels in Snake Gulch. Hike leaders will discuss the ancestral history of the Kanab Creek Wilderness and Kaibab N.F. Terrain is relatively flat, however there is no shade. Under clear skies, temperatures could reach 80-100 degrees. Dress appropriately and wear sturdy hiking boots, bring a small backpack, hat, sunscreen, lots of water and lunch. The drive to Oak Corral is mostly paved but forest roads are dirt and conditions vary. 4WD or AWD is recommended, particularly in wet weather. Limit 4 to 5 vehicles at the trail head (15 persons total).
Registration for this event has re-opened because two persons had to change their plans. TWO SLOTS ARE NOW OPEN! But hurry as this event goes out early Friday morning! Come to the Earthfest Information Table as described above at 7:00 AM SHARP prepared with everything you need for this hike if you are interested.
Location: Meet at the Kane County Office of Tourism, 78 S. 100 E, Kanab. Carpool to the trailhead.
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