Peek-a-boo Gulch is located in the scenic Grand Staircase National Monument near Escalante, Utah and adjacent to Spooky Gulch. It is not to be confused with Red Slot Canyon AKA Peekaboo. These two slot canyon hikes are usually hiked together as a loop that totals in about 3.5 miles. The trail is not really long but it is a fun area to explore. It is a great hike for any skill level and for families to explore a place that has so much natural beauty. There are a few areas where there is stagnant water that can usually be avoided if hikers do not want to get wet. Just in case, make sure to bring extra clothes or shoes in case any slips happen or you don't mind getting wet after all. 

Peek-a-boo Gulch was named for the rock formations in the slot canyons that hikers can see through to the other side. It is one of the many natural wonders that exist in the State of Utah that is a must see for any avid slot canyon hiker. Be advised, as with any slot canyon, to be aware of local weather patterns before hiking to avoid any flash floods, which can be very dangerous and fatal if you find yourself caught in one. The best time of year to hike Peek-a-boo Gulch is from May to September.

Any avid hiker will not want to miss this incredible hike in beautiful Southern Utah. This slot canyon is much less crowded than many of the slot canyons in the State and is one you can enjoy with the whole family!