An alternative way to reach this area is by an off-trail, cross-country hike starting directly from House Rock Valley Road, climbing right over the main ridge; between 2. Along here are several sites of interest including Top Rock Spring, a hidden arch, a group of stripy mounds and the tepees of Cottonwood Cove. Isolated formation. Permits Affiliate disclosure. Coyote Buttes - Hiking.
Photographs: North , South , West. Wave 2. The Wave. All motorized and mechanized equipment and transport are prohibited in the wilderness. All fires are prohibited, including campfires and burning of trash. Recreational use of horses or pack stock is prohibited. D for permit verification.
Common Sense Hiking Tips There is no water at access points. Plan on carrying at least 1 gallon of water per person per day. Be aware of the weather and road conditions, and assume the risks involved. Make sure your group has the adequate experience level, physical fitness, supplies, and equipment to successfully complete this trip. Your safety and the safety of your group is your responsibility.
Adequately plan and prepare for this trip. Take actions to ensure that your group is self-reliant and aware of the risks involved with backcountry and wilderness hiking. Quicklinks Coyote Buttes Permits. Always carry water. The trail forks at that point, which is marked by a sign. Take the right fork, climbing out of the wash and following old road to the top of the ridge.
The left fork stays in the wash and leads into Buckskin Gulch. From the top of the ridge, the trail meanders to the SE, to the bottom of a sandy wash. Cross that wash and hike to the east side of the ridge that runs alongside the wash.
On the east side of the ridge, the trail turns south and heads directly toward The Wave. You'll hike past slickrock domes and strange rock formations.
In many places the trail is not visible on the slickrock. Just hike south along the side of that ridge until you spot a vertical crack in the slickrock mountain to the south.
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