Mileage 5.2
Milepost 466.4
GPS N41° 45.750 W111° 42.210
Millennia of wind and water erosion have created a delicate triple arch and natural cave in the limestone outcropping at the end of this 1.9-mile trail. Also known as Witch’s Castle, the location of this interesting formation provides a clear view of the China Wall, a limestone rock formation, as it winds through most of the canyon’s midsection. In the summer months it’s best to hike this trail in the early morning hours since the southern exposure becomes quite hot in the afternoon. This is a steep trail.