Gorgeous views abound on this popular trail.
Expect a pretty full parking lot.
There is often a ranger at the trailhead to give advice. A permit is not required for a day hike.
The trail starts out rising gradually and climbs the entire route.
There are lots of spots to take in the views.
The lower part of the trail still winds among the saguaro cactus of the Sonoran Desert.
The prize at the end: Weaver's Needle and a view of the wilderness beyond.
Hoodoos line the canyon walls, beckoning to the boulder hopper.
The way back down is a little tricky due to loose rocks.
It's easy to see why this trail is one of the most popular in southern Arizona.
Every turn reveals a new vista.
On a clear day, you can see for miles!