Hike the White Dome Loop, a 1.1-mile moderate hike featuring a stunning slot canyon and awe-inspiring rock formations. Marvel at the vibrant rainbow colors and unique eroded Aztec sandstone depressions throughout the trail. Enjoy exceptional wildlife viewing and epic photo opportunities as you explore one of the most scenic hikes in the area.

Explore Mouses Tank Canyon, an easy 1/4-mile hike rich in ancient petroglyphs dating back over 3,000 years. The canyon is named after Little Mouse, a Southern Paiute renegade who hid in the colorful maze of canyons after committing crimes. Walk through this prehistoric landscape, where you'll encounter stunning rock formations, vibrant colors, and fascinating historical insights at every turn.

Atlatl Rock served as a key intersection and map for nomadic tribes traveling with the seasons. The petroglyphs etched into the rock depict hunting grounds, water sources, wildlife, and sacred ceremonial locations, offering a glimpse into the ancient way of life. Without a written language, these tribes used the canyon's varnished rock surfaces to preserve and pass down their history and knowledge to future generations.

Seven Sisters is a striking group of seven tall, brightly colored eroded boulders aligned in a row, serving as a natural landmark for nomadic tribes during their travels. These sandstone columns were named by the natives as an important guidepost along their journey. You will make a stop here for lunch and beverages, allowing you to fully appreciate this iconic natural formation.