Best time to go
This is a walk for fit, sure-footed visitors. Wet rock can become slippery, and the upper route is exposed to wind with little shade. Clear mornings and late afternoon give the sandstone more texture for photographs, while cooler parts of the day are more comfortable for the climb. Carry water, food, sun protection, a windproof or waterproof layer and shoes with dependable grip. Do not climb beyond the walking route or approach unprotected edges. Dogs are not allowed in the national park.
