Last updated: July 15, 2022
Thing to Do
Hike Coyote Valley Trail

NPS Photo / Kim Grossman
- Distance: 1 mile round trip (1.6 m)
- Elevation Gain: 13 feet / 4 m
- Type of Trail: Out and Back, Easy
The Coyote Valley trail is a wide, wheelchair and stroller accessible trail. Follow along the mighty Colorado River in Kawuneeche Valley.
Fun fact: this river will journey 1,400 miles southwest toward the Grand Canyon! Keep an eye out for wildlife - elk and moose are common in the area. This area is also popular with angers - you can fish too, just check with a ranger for fishing regulations.
Help keep wildlife wild. The best relationship with wildlife is a long-distance one. It is illegal to approach, feed, or harass wildlife.
Keep at least 75 feet or two bus-lengths away from all wildlife in the park. For black bears, moose, and mountain lions, keep back at least 120 feet or three bus-lengths.
Timed Entry Permit Reservations are only available to be booked through https://www.recreation.gov/timed-entry/10086910. One Timed Entry Permit Reservation is $2.00 and non-refundable.
Timed Entry Permits are vehicle permits. One Timed Entry Permit will cover one vehicle and all passengers in the vehicle. Timed Entry Permit Holders must enter the park during their reseved 2-hour reservation window.
To learn more, visit the park's Timed Entry Permit Reservation webpage at https://www.nps.gov/romo/planyourvisit/timed-entry-permit-system.htm