EXPERIENCE SEDONA on Instagram: "West Fork Trail in Sedona’s Oak Creek Canyon is one of the most unique hiking experiences in the area. It’s closely related to The Narrows in Zion because, as you can see, part of the hike requires you to hike through water. A few things to remember: [ 1 ] YOUR SHOES WILL GET WET — I just wore my regular hiking boots and allowed them to fully submerge, but many people bring water shoes. [ 2 ] BRING THE PUP — This trail is perfect for dogs, especially in the summer. The temperature in the canyon is usually about 15 to 20 degrees cooler than the rest of Sedona. [ 3 ] START EARLY — I’m not kidding when I say the parking lot is usually full by 7:30AM. Everyone wants to go on this hike, so make sure you start early to ensure you’re able to start at all. The
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