Coyote Butte South
This is not the same as the Wave but is located at opposite end (south side instead of north side) from the Wave. Though it also requires a permit to tour, it’s well worth the effort. Coyote Butte South is just a small part of the 112,500 acre Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness, but has some of the most visually striking geologic sandstone formations in the world. It is a very solitary place where you can often see no one.
Additional details
| Days | Monday-Saturday |
| Duration | 7-8 hours |
| Times | 8am, 11am, 2pm (only during summer months with longer daylight days) |
| Seasons | Year round (weather permitting) |
| Permit Needed? | Yes (go to recreation.gov to obtain) |
| Distance | ~3-4 miles roundtrip (depending on how much hiking you do) |
| Difficulty | 5 / 5 ( 1 = easy 5 = very hard ) |
| Terrain | Sand, rock, strenuous hike with no marked trails. |
| Additional info | Very hot in the summer with little to no shade. Bring your own water for hiking. |
Pricing 7-8 hour tours
| VEHICLE | PRICE |
| JEEP (1-4 people) | $345/$445* |
| SUV (5-6 people) | $535** |
| 4×4 VAN (7-10 people) | $850** |
*First price is for 1-2 people, second price is for 3-4 people.
**For tours to White Pocket, an additional $150 will be added to this price due to permit laws that require two guides with groups of 6-10 people.
~ALL TOURS ARE SUBJECT TO AN ADDITIONAL 12% FOR TAXES AND FEES~
