Hiking Buckskin Gulch in southern Utah, one of the longest slot canyons in the world

A female hiker walks through the majestic Buckskin Gulch, a deep and narrow slot canyon on the Arizona, Utah border. The towering sandstone walls, sculpted by erosion, create a sense of awe - USA

Buckskin Gulch in the Paria, Utah area (though, technically you ride into Arizona) never fails to make an impression. The longest known slot canyon in the world, this is always a highlight to any southern Utah trip. We always park at White House trailhead, to minimize riding in the heat. It’s a $6 fee. We stayed at the Wahweap Corrals (free, as long as the ranchers aren’t using them), though there are other corrals on BLM land in this area that work too if you like to boondock. There’s a private

A female hiker walking through the narrow Buckskin Gulch slot canyon on the Arizona, Utah border. She hikes toward the light at the end of the canyon with the tall canyon walls glowing orange - USA

Buckskin Gulch Guided Backpack - Dreamland Safari Tours