Beautiful area for short day hiking. There are nine canyons to visit that are full of red, purple, pink, and orange sandy hues. The trail into the canyons begins at the visitor center. There are approximately 2 miles of trails in the canyons and an additional 2 miles to take the white trail loop along the rim (which is connected to the canyon trails). However, I ended up walking around 6 miles in my exploration of the canyons and the white loop trail. Plan to visit for a couple of hours so that you can see all of the canyons from below and above. Wear waterproof shoes or hiking boots. I visited in January and there was no way to avoid walking in sandy water. The park was significantly busier than I expected. The trails were full of people and the parking lot near the visitors center was completely full. Lastly, the price for parking is $5 and you can pay cash at the entrance or with card at the visitor’s center.