Feb 17, 2016 — About halfway along this touristy trail you'll see a use trail off to the right heading to Fay Canyon Arch. Start looking for the arch on your right about halfway up the main trail, and you should be able to see it. After visiting the arch, continue on the main trail to an "End of Maintained Trail" sign. I checked out both forks of Fay Canyon. The right side gets full of bramble and I gave up. I don't think there was much to see that way Going left nrings you up to get a higher view into Fay Canyon and back the way you came. Continuing deeper, follow the streambed through interesting blackened trees, all sorts of tones of red, and a generally dark and uninviting ambiance, though beautiful. At the end of Fay Canyon, there was a dripping waterfall that isn't much to note, but this is a cool little excursion.
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