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    Great views and relatively easy going on the way down.
    Jesse Weber
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    Tunnel through the Kaibab Limestone near the top of Bright Angel Trail.
    Jesse Weber
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    04/16/2017
    You have to save energy for the way up!
    Jesse Weber
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    04/16/2017
    A window in the wall near the top of Bright Angel Trail.
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    04/16/2017
    One of many switchbacks on Bright Angel Trail.
    Jesse Weber
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    Dropoffs like this are not required on the trail, but they are easy to reach for the more adventurous.
    Jesse Weber
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    Scrambling (carefully!) up for a better view.
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    Parts of this trail stay fairly shady.
    Jesse Weber
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    You'll already be very far below the rim after hiking 1.5 miles into the trail.
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    Pausing at the 1.5-mile rest house.
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    Toilet with a view near the 1.5-mile rest house.

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