The sign's painted outline shows the loop and its switchbacks, with a 'YOU ARE HERE' marker at the lower end.
1966 · Bryce Canyon, Utah, United States
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The trail-map sign for the Navajo Loop Trail at Bryce Canyon, circa 1966, with arrows pointing to Queens Garden and Bryce Point — Bryce Canyon, Utah, 1966
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- 1966
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- Bryce Canyon, Utah, United States
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- Still 1 · 1.07s into the source clip
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Painted Navajo Loop Trail map sign on a rim fence at Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah, circa 1966, with pink cliffs behind.
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A hiker pauses in a tunnel cut through the rock on a trail below the rim at Bryce Canyon, circa 1966.
1966 · Bryce Canyon, Utah, United States
Still image · $49
The handheld long shot holds on the tunnel doorway, the hiker small against the pink rock wall.
1966 · Bryce Canyon, Utah, United States
Still image · $49
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Bryce Canyon Utah-1966: Trail Map Sign on a Rim Fence and a Hiker Standing in a Rock Tunnel
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Source format: 8mm home movie.
Browse the collection: 1966 United States.
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Period detail
The hand-painted black sign with cream lettering and a drawn loop map, hung on chain-link fencing, may show park wayfinding of the 1950s to 1960s.
Film character
Soft focus, visible grain and warm pink-leaning colour, with a short exposure flare at the head of the second shot and gentle handheld drift.
Historical context
The Navajo Loop and Queen's Garden trails were built mainly 1917-1935, and this clip shows them in use by ordinary visitors a few decades later.
Research note
The hiker is distant and not identifiable by face; the sign is a government park sign; copyright in the film is separate from any likeness or property considerations.
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