moderate
3–4 hours
Moderate fitness required; hikers should be comfortable walking uneven terrain for several hours.
Discover the stunning Vermilion Cliffs on the White Pocket Express hike—a half-day trek showcasing surreal sandstone formations just minutes from Kanab. Perfect for those seeking dramatic desert landscapes on a tighter schedule.
Private Tour | 5+ Years Old | 5 Hour | Moderate
Experience the stunning beauty of the Vermilion Cliffs on the "Not White Pocket" tour, a shorter alternative to the famous White Pocket. This exclusive half-day hike features vibrant sandstone formations and unique terrain, all just 50 minutes from Kanab, making it perfect for those with limited time or budget.
Large group? Don't see your preferred date? Special request? Please call. We usually keep a spare guide in our pocket for overflow.
Looking for the White Pocket experience without the long drive? Our White Pocket Express tour takes you to a similar location just 50 minutes from Kanab. This half-day hike features layered sandstone, colorful rock formations, and unique terrain, without the 2.5 hour drive or the busy trailheads.
It’s a good option for travelers with limited time or a tighter budget. You’ll spend less time in the car and more time on the trail. Our guides will lead the way and share useful information about the geology and landscape.
This is a rarely visited area in the Vermilion Cliffs region. If you want to see unusual rock formations on a shorter trip, this hike is a simple and solid choice.
Morning light highlights sandstone colors vividly, and cooler temperatures make the walk more comfortable.
Rugged sandstone and sandy paths require good grip and ankle support for safe hiking.
The arid climate means dehydration can set in quickly; pack at least two liters for the half-day trek.
Sudden storms can create hazards on slickrock surfaces, so verify forecasts and avoid hikes in rain.
Vermilion Cliffs was designated a National Monument in 2000, preserving its unique geology and Native American heritage.
Visitors are encouraged to stay on established paths to protect fragile sandstone formations and desert flora.
Provide traction and ankle support on rocky, uneven surfaces.
Wide-brim hat and sunscreen shield from intense desert sun.
summer specific
Carry hydration and snacks for energy during the hike.
Prepare for temperature swings typical of desert mornings and evenings.
spring specific