You will pass Moenkopi, Chinle, Wingate and Shinarump rock formations along the way whilst enjoying good views to the South and along the face of the Reef. This trail provides a wilderness experience on a route packed with interesting geological sights. A narrows section of the trail requires some climbing and the final stretch includes wading across the Fremont River. Exploring the deep canyon of Sullphur Creek, this trail follows the stream through the Goosenecks towards the visitor center. The route includes walking in the creek, a waterfall scramble and some wading through narrows to complete.
Flash floods are a very real threat after rainfall.
Along the route pothole formations, including minature arches, provide a visual introduction to the erosive forces that shape the rocks here. Kepp a look-out too for clues to the human history of the area. A granary and pithouse remain are located alongside the trail. The natural bridge has a 133 foot span that you will be able to enjoy as the trail passes underneath. The trail can be taken as far as Najavo Knobs for fine 360 degree views, but many hikers take a shorter excurion to the Rim Overlook view.