Trailhead: n37 23.549 w111 02.929
Hiking in
Hiking in to the north-northwest
We kept on course by hiking toward Chimney rock, a prominent formation on the other side of Hurricane wash.
After two hours of hiking over slickrock, we intersected Hurricane wash and headed downstream.
Anne and Ashley at our first campsite, just above Hurricane's confluence with Coyote.
My tent and my pack
Breakfast
Early spring leaves
Anne packs
Waiting on the donkey
Arriving in upper Coyote Gulch
Upper Coyote
Jacob Hamblin Arch
Hero shot
Hero shot, part 2
Hiking around Jacob Hamblin Arch
Dead end
Lunch spot
Anne and Ashley
Coyote Natural Bridge
Route finding around waterfalls gets to be a problem
Cliff arch (right), the third and lamest of the Coyote Gulch arches
Lower Coyote Gulch erodes through the Navajo sandstone layer and into the Kayenta formation
Anne
At our second campsite, near Coyote's confluence with the Escalante
The dune
Top of the dune
Stevens arch
Crack-in-the-wall, a shortcut out of the canyon, is an easy class 3 climb.
Anne
Anne hauls packs, part 1
Ashley
Anne downclimbs Crack-in-the-wall
Anne hauls packs, part 2
Hiking back to the car