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    The switchbacks to initially drop below the rim can be a bit daunting.
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    Weather can change rapidly, especially during the summer monsoon season.
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    Staring down the trail as a storm looms overhead. Don't hesitate to turn back or take shelter if the weather is bad.
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    Take time to enjoy the views, but don't get distracted and loose your footing!
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    Ooh Aah Point makes a good turn-around spot for South Kaibab lite verison. The going gets tougher from here.
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    Trekking poles can help a lot on this steep trail.
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    A raven enjoying the view from Cedar Ridge.
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    South Kaibab vista.
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    Returning uphill on some of South Kaibab's many giant steps.
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    Racing the sun back to the rim.
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    Sunset on South Kaibab Trail. Be sure to bring a headlamp if you might get caught in the dark.

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