The Behind the Rocks Tip-Toe route navigates the "Behind the Rocks" terrain similar to the standard Behind the Rocks Trail, but approaches the challenging hills at High Dive Canyon and White Knuckle Hill from a distance, offering views for those preferring less demanding paths. The Tip-Toe paths cross the more rigorous Behind the Rocks route and overlap on several miles of simpler sections, while the unique segments of this trail provide enhanced scenic value. The difficulty level increased in recent years due to ongoing erosion on certain rocky drops, often requiring rock adjustments during outings. Scenery Rock strata descend beyond the cliffs, with the dense Navajo Sandstone domes and fins of the Behind the Rocks Wilderness Study Area visible along much of the path. Distant sightings of Balcony Arch, Picture Frame Arch, and Pritchett Arch are available. Surface The path primarily consists of sandy dirt with sporadic rock exposures. Trail Details Several small drainage crossings feature exposed rock ledges that demand careful maneuvering, particularly for vehicles near stock configurations. Trail Notes Trail Rated 5 Length: 53 total, 33 off highway Min Tire Size: 33+ inches Winch: No Front Locker: No Rear Locker: Yes