The Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs in northern Arizona, stretch over 280,000 acres, with cliffs formed by sandstone, limestone, siltstone, and shale that has eroded over millions of years.

While camping is not allowed inside Buckskin Gulch, you can set up camp once you reach Paria Canyon, where dispersed backcountry camping is allowed with a valid overnight permit.

Lee's Ferry, Ariz.– You walk softly and quietly in Buckskin Gulch. By Greg Johnston Special to the Star Thursday, November 13, 2008 4 min to read ...

This route starts at Wire Pass Trailhead and travels the length of Buckskin Gulch, approximately 16 miles, before reaching its confluence with Paria Canyon.

Spanish photographer Raul Cruz Arnelas takes photos of the Jurassic-era sandstone at Paria Canyon in Arizona after he and his wife were lucky enough to buy two of the only 20 entrance tickets to ...

Paria Canyon’s towering red cliffs set the stage for one of the most technical wingsuit jumps yet—Flying the Flake. It’s narrow, fast, and completely breathtaking.

From here, you have two main options. For those up for an overnight You can hike all the way through Buckskin Gulch to the White House Trailhead — a roughly 21-mile point-to-point trek. This route ...

Orientation and options in Buckskin Gulch About an hour’s drive east of Kanab, Utah, Buckskin Gulch — believed by many to be the longest and deepest slot canyon in the US, and possibly the ...