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Salt Canyon Trail – CLOSED

September 26, 2018June 26, 2018

We have heard unconfirmed reports that no permits are being issued for Salt Canyon. The reasons cited are: A sudden increase in… Hikers entering without permits Hikers camping in prohibited …

Backcountry Permits

Permits are mandatory for Little Colorado River hiking, and can be obtained by contacting the Navajo Nation Parks & Recreation office.

For more details, visit our Permit Information page.

canyon.guide @canyon_guide·

October 18, 2019

Updated a number of items on the website - menu, external resources and some of the writing about gorge details https://t.co/d03smQnn9l

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canyon.guide @canyon_guide·

August 15, 2019

Navajo Nation has CLOSED access to the Little Colorado and Marble Canyon: https://t.co/Yk9bNhgIkD

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canyon.guide @canyon_guide·

July 18, 2019

Mixed reaction to this, for sure

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Beyoncé was at Havasupai Falls at the Grand Canyon, and people are angry about it. https://t.co/soTWL06EkM

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AZ Geological Survey @AZGeology·

February 1, 2019

Basalt lava flow at Grand Falls on the Little Colorado River, east of Flagstaff, Arizona. The flow probably originated at Merriam Crater, a 20,000-year-old cinder cone on the east side of the San Francisco volcanic field. (Dale Nations)

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