Coyote Gulch

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Coyote Gulch is a scenic desert canyon in southern Utah known for its dramatic sandstone walls, natural arches, and popular backpacking routes.

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Coyote Gulch canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf canyon
desert canyon
accessPoint Crack-in-the-Wall route
Hurricane Wash trailhead
Red Well trailhead
bestSeasonToVisit fall
spring
climate arid
country United States
ecosystemType desert riparian corridor
hasActivityRestriction no campfires in canyon bottom
permits required for overnight trips
hasGeologicalFeature Navajo Sandstone
pour-offs
sandstone alcoves
seeps and springs
hasLandform Cliff Arch
Coyote Natural Bridge
Jacob Hamblin Arch
hasVegetation cottonwood trees
desert shrubs
willows
hasWaterFeature perennial stream
pools
small waterfalls
hazard exposure to heat and sun
flash floods
knownFor desert scenery
dramatic sandstone walls
natural arches
natural bridges
popular backpacking routes
slot canyon sections
locatedIn Utah
southern Utah
locatedInDesert Colorado Plateau
Grand Staircase–Escalante region
locatedInProtectedArea Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
locatedInRegion Escalante River drainage
linked to: Escalante River
managementBy U.S. National Park Service
partOf Glen Canyon drainage system
linked to: Glen Canyon
popularFor backpacking
canyoneering
day hiking
photography
state Utah
tributaryOf Escalante River

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