I won a permit and hiked The Wave, an unmarked trail that runs through Utah and Arizona. Only 64 permits are issued each day, and we had to attend a safety briefing before hiking. Once we filled out a ...

This is an updated version of the article written by Yvonne Jasinski Want to hike the Wave in Arizona? You are not alone. This famous rock formation is on many people ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As well traveled across Arizona as I am — I put 18,000 miles on my truck last year and it never left the state — there are plenty ...

It just got easier to visit the world-renowned Navajo sandstone formation known as "The Wave" in northern Arizona. Under new rules announced by the Bureau of Land Management on Monday, up to 64 people ...

Hikers who want to see The Wave, an undulating sandstone landscape that's one of the most photographed – and in-demand – destinations in the Southwest, will soon have an easier time applying for a ...

Demand continues to rise for the 20 daily permits to hike a geological gem on the Arizona-Utah border called The Wave, which features mesmerizing swirls of searing reds, oranges and yellow in ...

The U.S. Bureau of Land Management has restored a walk-in lottery for one of the most exclusive and dramatic hiking spots in the southwestern United States. Half of the 20 daily permits for the Wave ...