For most of the hike you are walking through a slot canyon. The rocks in this area have weathered away, creating breathtaking siltstone canyons. As you walk through the narrow ravine, you have sheer orange-brown rock walls on either side. Some areas are as narrow as shoulder width. I recommend hiking this in the morning or evening. That way, you get the sideways light that dances across the canyon rocks. This area is great for landscape photography. Between the unique rock formations and the bright blue skies above, you can create some amazing photos, even with just a cellphone camera.  

The trail snakes through the rocks, so you are constantly excited about what is around each corner. The area photographed here is just beyond the opening at the end of the siltstone canyons. At this part of the hike, the sky opens up and the desert looks endless. There are a few weathered peaks that standout against the bright blue sky. You can certainly turn around and hike the trail again in the opposite direction, which I recommend. It is just as good as the first time through.