Wall Street

Q: How long does the Wall Street section take?

Wall Street portion typically 15–30 minutes; Navajo Loop 1–2 hours; the full Navajo Loop and Queen's Garden Loop is about 1.5–2.5 hours.

Q: What gear is required beyond water and sturdy boots?

Trekking poles recommended for switchbacks; sun protection and a map are wise; bring 1–2 liters of water per person and a small headlamp if you’re exploring shade.

Q: Do I need permits or reservations?

No permit for day hiking; Bryce Canyon NP entrance fee applies at the entrance ($35 per vehicle).

Q: Can I bring dogs on Wall Street?

Dogs are not allowed on most Bryce Canyon hiking trails; use your judgment and check current park rules before visiting.

Distance

1.3 mi

Elevation Gain

550 ft

Est. Time

15-30 minutes (Wall Street portion); Navajo Loop 1-2 hours; combined 1.5-2.5 hours

Route Type

Out-and-back via Navajo Loop; can pair with Queen's Garden for a 3-mile loop

Dogs Allowed

Best Season

Late Spring and Fall

Overview

About This Trail

Wall Street is a narrow slot canyon on the Bryce Canyon Navajo Loop. The total gain is about 550 feet with steep switchbacks on the ascent. The surface is packed dirt and sandy sections, with a few paved stretches near the rim. This route is dry and requires you to carry water, starting early to handle heat and crowds.

Highlights

Difficulty Level

Moderate

Trail Highlights

Narrow slot canyon walk between towering hoodoos; connections to Thor's Hammer, Two Bridges, and Queen Victoria hoodoo on the longer loop

Insider Tips

• Arrive by 7:30–8:00 AM to beat crowds and secure a spot • Bring trekking poles for stability on sandy switchbacks • Consider the Sunset Point shuttle in peak season to avoid parking lines • Watch weather and avoid if rain is predicted due to flash flood risk

Best Season to Hike

Late Spring and Fall

Hiking Tips

Carry 1-2 liters water per person
Use trekking poles on sandy switchbacks
Start early; Sunset Point lot fills by 9:00 AM in peak season
Wear sturdy boots and sun protection

Family Info

Not ideal for very young children due to exposure and narrow canyon; keep close supervision

What Hikers Say

Hikers describe Wall Street as a key Bryce Canyon experience: the 550 ft gain is steady and the slot canyon corridor delivers a dramatic traverse. The longer loop with Queen's Garden adds exposure and a meaningful payoff through hoodoo formations. Plan water, footing, and timing to minimize heat and crowds.

Details

Trail Specifications

Distance: 1.3 miles

Elevation Gain: 550 ft

Duration: 15-30 minutes (Wall Street portion); Navajo Loop 1-2 hours; combined 1.5-2.5 hours

Difficulty: Moderate

Route Type: Out-and-back via Navajo Loop; can pair with Queen's Garden for a 3-mile loop

Surface: Packed dirt, sandy switchbacks, some paved sections with safety rails near rim

Getting There

Trailhead: Sunset Point (Navajo Loop); Sunrise Point (Queen's Garden start)

Parking: Limited; Sunset Point parking fills early

Fills Up: Often full by 9:00 AM during peak season

Restrooms at trailhead

Requirements

Permit Required

No day-hiking permits required; park entrance fee applies at the entrance

Fees: $35 per vehicle

Shuttle Available

Free park shuttle operates seasonally (Apr–Oct) and stops at Sunset Point

Trail Rules

Dogs: false

Biking: false

Trail Markers: Well-marked at rim; navigation inside canyon can be tricky; bring a map

Map/GPS recommended

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Trail Features

Conditions & Safety

Water: Dry; carry all water; 1-2 liters per person

Shade: Shade in Wall Street due to narrow walls; approach sections sun-exposed

Cell Service: Limited; patchy in canyon

Hazards:

Slot canyon can flood rapidly in rain; rockfall has caused closures in the past; icy conditions possible in shoulder seasons; exposed drops on switchbacks require attention

Emergency: Bryce Canyon NP rangers; park dispatch; in emergencies call 911

Crowd Info

Typical Crowds: Moderate; peak season can be crowded at Sunset Point

Peak Times: 9:00 AM during peak season; weekends

Accessibility & Family

Accessibility:

Unknown

Family Notes:

Not ideal for very young children due to exposure and narrow canyon; keep close supervision

Nearby Facilities

Restrooms at Sunset Point; no facilities along Wall Street

What Hikers Say

Reviews

★★★★☆

4.9 /5

Based on 139 Google reviews

Based on 139 guest reviews

" Hikers describe Wall Street as a key Bryce Canyon experience: the 550 ft gain is steady and the slot canyon corridor delivers a dramatic traverse. The longer loop with Queen's Garden adds exposure and a meaningful payoff through hoodoo formations. Plan water, footing, and timing to minimize heat and crowds."

Reviews from Google

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FAQs

Is Wall Street safe to hike alone?

Yes with standard precautions: stay on marked trails, avoid rain, and monitor weather; be mindful of rockfall and remote location.

How long does the Wall Street section take?

What gear is required beyond water and sturdy boots?

Do I need permits or reservations?

Can I bring dogs on Wall Street?

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