Experience · Bryce Canyon NP, UT · hike

Navajo Loop (Wall Street)

Twin fir trees rising from the slot of Wall Street on the Navajo Loop
Photo by Andrew Smith, CC BY-SA 2.0
Worth it? YES; the Wall Street switchbacks are the park's most photographed trail scene, and it's short. The play: descend (or, on the combo loop, ascend) the Navajo Loop from Sunset Point; in winter, take the Two Bridges side since Wall Street is closed.

Who it’s NOT for: Winter hikers set on Wall Street — that side is CLOSED in winter; use Two Bridges or go elsewhere. Anyone uneasy on steep switchbacks or with the ~515-ft climb out at 8,000 ft — it's short but steep. Those wanting a gentle grade — that's Queen's Garden; Navajo is the steep, dramatic side. Solitude-seekers mid-day — it's one of the busiest trails; go early.

Skip it if: It's winter and you specifically wanted Wall Street (closed), or you can't manage steep switchbacks — then do Queen's Garden or stay on the rim.

Time needed: ~1–1.5 hours for the loop alone; ~2–3 hours combined with Queen's Garden. (research: NPS Navajo Loop, 1.3 mi / 515 ft)

Best time: Morning for light down in Wall Street's slot and cooler air; spring–fall for the full loop (Wall Street closed in winter). Start early; be out before afternoon summer thunderstorms.

Cost: $Booking: No reservation — a park entrance pass only; use the free shuttle or arrive early at Sunset Point. ⚠ Check whether Wall Street is open (closed in winter) before you count on it. Verify trail/shuttle status live.

Part of Bryce Canyon NP, UT, Decided.

Common questions

Is Navajo Loop (Wall Street) worth it?
descend (or, on the combo loop, ascend) the Navajo Loop from Sunset Point; in winter, take the Two Bridges side since Wall Street is closed.
Who is Navajo Loop (Wall Street) for?
Navajo Loop (Wall Street) is for first timer rim and short hikes, hoodoo hiking couple, and easy viewpoints multigen.
Who is Navajo Loop (Wall Street) not for?
Navajo Loop (Wall Street) is not for Winter hikers set on Wall Street — that side is CLOSED in winter; use Two Bridges or go elsewhere. Anyone uneasy on steep switchbacks or with the ~515-ft climb out at 8,000 ft — it's short but steep. Those wanting a gentle grade — that's Queen's Garden; Navajo is the steep, dramatic side. Solitude-seekers mid-day — it's one of the busiest trails; go early.
When is the best time to visit Navajo Loop (Wall Street)?
Morning for light down in Wall Street's slot and cooler air; spring–fall for the full loop (Wall Street closed in winter). Start early; be out before afternoon summer thunderstorms.
How expensive is Navajo Loop (Wall Street)?
Navajo Loop (Wall Street) is budget ($). Meravella shows prices as bands and never publishes exact figures it hasn't verified.
Basis research · last verified Mon Aug 10 2026 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time). Prices are shown as bands; confirm live before you go. We never rank by commission.