Fairyland Loop Trail is a 7.4-mile moderately difficult trail that embarks at Fairyland Point in the park’s northern end. The trail gains an elevation of 1,545 feet throughout its loop route and typically takes approximately four to five hours to complete. Along the way, visitors have chances to glimpse the park’s spectacular collection of hoodoo spires, which were created by the erosion and separation of natural land bridges.

A portion of the Fairyland Loop Trail combines with the nearby Rim Trail between Fairyland and Sunset Points. As one of the park’s longest individual-trail hikes, visitors are encouraged to bring water on their trips and exercise proper hiking caution throughout their trip.

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