I've never seen it with snow on it. After seeing your pic, I now really want to. Sedona and Moab are my "happy places and I am now going to plan a "winter" trip and hope to get lucky with the weather. Thank you for sharing, brightened my day.

You'd think it'd be rainier huh?

To be honest, given its popularity, we were thinking of skipping it but are glad we didn't. While I agree that there are better (and more secluded hikes), it's a pretty spectacular formation and we were also incredibly lucky with the weather.

I’ve been here 4 times. The first 3 times everyone was doing what they wanted, hanging out on the bridge it was a good times. Last time I went there was a huge line to take a photo on it and everyone was getting all pissy about walking around the line to Continue walking further as there is another trail. It was super lame last time I went

You're right, it is probably a bit overrated when you compare it to some of the other amazing hikes and views around Sedona. But for someone that "ain't from around here" it is pretty damn cool. Plus, easily accessible, fairly quick to complete, and you don't have to be a mountain goat to complete it. It's no wonder it's so popular.

I swear there's like a law that ever state needs to have a waterfall called Bridal Veil Falls.

Nice pic! Was there n 2012. Best easy red rock hiking in the west.

In August my partner and I hit this trail at 5am (in the dark with headlamps) and we had the bridge to ourselves for all of 10 minutes. We hung around a bit and had more time alone as people came and went, but on the way back we passed more than a hundred people making their way.

Everywhere in Sedona is gorgeous, but overall I would say it's the single most overrated hike there.

We got to the trailhead around 0745 and were probably the third or fourth car there. When we got to the bridge, it was about 830-45 and there was just 3 people up there. I think the fact that it was on a weekday, had been poor weather for days, and a big storm was coming in (it started snowing hard about an hour after the picture was taking) meant it was relatively quiet.

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I spent lots of time there as a kid. Magical ! Manitoulin is the greatest place on earth.

Beautiful! I love photos with muted colors

We didn’t have a 4x4 vehicle so hadn’t planned on parking there anyways but when we were there it was actually totally closed to vehicles anyhow. We actually first tried what @rjeBrewer did but the stream was way too high to cross so we ended up at the Dry Creek trailhead and walking the DB road. The first mile is then pretty unremarkable but easy.

I’ve yet to visit Yosemite. This photo is giving me the itch to go

Beautiful shot, thank you for sharing!

Snow with the earthy color tones is pretty nice.

Bridal veil! That place is like something out of a fantasy movie in the winter. Gorgeous.

Constantly changing landscapes with some nice visuals. I usually have it running in the back while I'm stretching, doing yoga, or even cooking lol. I live right in the city so I'll take what I can get when I'm stuck at home

They get snow?

Stunning, great shot!

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Wow, so amazing. This must be mind blowing in person.

There are also pine trees and hippies all over the place!