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Should have rented the ATV 🛴 Pro-tip: if you rent an ATV you can shave 2 miles off this hike round trip and park right by the entrance to the #devilsbridgetrail hike! Set from @fabletics #fableticspartner #myfabletics #moveinfabletics (at Sedona, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/CE7KIUVAI0u/?igshid=1pc26ijwwxtfo
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Devil's Bridge Hike (7/?) #sedona #arizona #hiking #devilsbridgetrail #trees #nature (at Devil's Bridge, Sedona, AZ)
I don’t remember the last time I got up at 5am to go on a hike ⛰Tbh I usually have a rule when it comes to hiking - that there better be a reward for your hard work aka an amazing view at the top. I’d say this one was pretty epic ✨ If you do decide to do this hike, please know it’s pretty intense in certain parts. At one point we were literally climbing straight up using our hands to maneuver the rocks on the trail. Definitely start early and bring enough water 💫 #devilsbridgetrail #sedona (at Devils Bridge Trail) https://www.instagram.com/p/CE4hgJ2gF_K/?igshid=822lui7k6tx4
Moody views in Sedona!! 🤓☁️🌲 #AllTrails . . #DevilsBridge #DevilsBridgeTrail #ChuckWagonTrail #SedonaEscape #SedonaVortex #Sedona #Arizona #AZ #CoconinoNationalForest #HikingAdventures #HikingAddict #HikingViews #NatureLovers #DesertLife #RoadTrip #Exploration #HDR #Cloudscape #Desertscape #Landscape #LandscapePhotography #Photography #MobilePhotography #LG #LGMobile #LGV40 #ShotOnLG #ShotOnLGV40 #LGV40ThinQ - @VisitSedona @LGUSAMobile @LGMobileGlobal @TheSwiftAdventures (at Sedona, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/B9xiX9RBVGT/?igshid=cwggddysgixn
Magic for the soul and light for the senses.🌚 . . One of the good weekends and ended with this spectacular sight. . . . #sedonaarizona #sedona #devilsbridgetrail #weekendmood #moonlight #moonrise #nikon7500 #nikonusa🇺🇸 (at Sedona, Arizona) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7UI-MxH9KyAR1_XxXXwMa-dOmZDMXthFtoBcw0/?igshid=1mosdeciugmgx
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Devils Bridge, a Popular Hike in Sedona
Devils Bridge is the largest natural sandstone arch located in the Sedona area of the Coconino National Forest. This is a very popular hike that offers breathtaking views of Red Rock country.
It is a steep but short hike. The official trailhead starts off the unpaved portion of Dry Creek Road and requires a high clearance vehicle to access. If you only have a low clearance vehicle, you can park at the Dry Creek Road trailhead at the paved section, approximately 1 mile from trailhead, or at the Mescal Trailhead located on Long Canyon Road. Depending on where you park you have a few routes to choose from to access Devils Bridge Trail, including the unpaved portion of Dry Creek Road, Chuckwagon Trail, or Mescal to Chuckwagon Trail.
From the parking area off of the unpaved portion of Dry Creek Road, follow the trailmarker for Devil's Bridge Trail. The early portion of the trail was originally a jeep trail so it is smooth and traverses through washes filled with juniper and prickly pear cactus. The path gently inclines uphill and gets steeper as you continue on.
About 3/4 of a mile from the parking area the trail will come to a fork and you will go left. Here you'll end up at the base of the bridge. You will then continue up a natural rock staircase from which there are beautiful views. You will reach another level of stairs which will take you up to the bridge.
This popular trail is certainly a tourist attraction so make sure to arrive early to avoid large crowds. This is a fun hike for the whole family.
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Devils Bridge, a Popular Hike in Sedona
Devils Bridge is the largest natural sandstone arch located in the Sedona area of the Coconino National Forest. This is a very popular hike that offers breathtaking views of Red Rock country.
It is a steep but short hike. The official trailhead starts off the unpaved portion of Dry Creek Road and requires a high clearance vehicle to access. If you only have a low clearance vehicle, you can park at the Dry Creek Road trailhead at the paved section, approximately 1 mile from trailhead, or at the Mescal Trailhead located on Long Canyon Road. Depending on where you park you have a few routes to choose from to access Devils Bridge Trail, including the unpaved portion of Dry Creek Road, Chuckwagon Trail, or Mescal to Chuckwagon Trail.
From the parking area off of the unpaved portion of Dry Creek Road, follow the trailmarker for Devil's Bridge Trail. The early portion of the trail was originally a jeep trail so it is smooth and traverses through washes filled with juniper and prickly pear cactus. The path gently inclines uphill and gets steeper as you continue on.
About 3/4 of a mile from the parking area the trail will come to a fork and you will go left. Here you'll end up at the base of the bridge. You will then continue up a natural rock staircase from which there are beautiful views. You will reach another level of stairs which will take you up to the bridge.
This popular trail is certainly a tourist attraction so make sure to arrive early to avoid large crowds. This is a fun hike for the whole family.
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Devils Bridge, a Popular Hike in Sedona
Devils Bridge is the largest natural sandstone arch located in the Sedona area of the Coconino National Forest. This is a very popular hike that offers breathtaking views of Red Rock country.
It is a steep but short hike. The official trailhead starts off the unpaved portion of Dry Creek Road and requires a high clearance vehicle to access. If you only have a low clearance vehicle, you can park at the Dry Creek Road trailhead at the paved section, approximately 1 mile from trailhead, or at the Mescal Trailhead located on Long Canyon Road. Depending on where you park you have a few routes to choose from to access Devils Bridge Trail, including the unpaved portion of Dry Creek Road, Chuckwagon Trail, or Mescal to Chuckwagon Trail.
From the parking area off of the unpaved portion of Dry Creek Road, follow the trailmarker for Devil's Bridge Trail. The early portion of the trail was originally a jeep trail so it is smooth and traverses through washes filled with juniper and prickly pear cactus. The path gently inclines uphill and gets steeper as you continue on.
About 3/4 of a mile from the parking area the trail will come to a fork and you will go left. Here you'll end up at the base of the bridge. You will then continue up a natural rock staircase from which there are beautiful views. You will reach another level of stairs which will take you up to the bridge.
This popular trail is certainly a tourist attraction so make sure to arrive early to avoid large crowds. This is a fun hike for the whole family.
