At the top of this massif is the Phipps Arch

This is the rock plateau with the Phipps Arch

A few fisheye shots

The hike to Phipps-Arch in Phipps Wash from Hwy.12
is round trip 9 mi long with 1000 ft height.
It is a very nice hike with many photo motives.
You park at Hwy.12 in the bend directly after the MM71 (coming from Escalante)
and go right down the wash.
Follow it to the Phipps Massif.

On the way there are several Dry Falls, one is about 120 ft high.
All of them are easy to circumvent.
A photogenic variant is available on the way back:
from the point "Weggabelung" you can walk through the right canyon
which is not a detour, but still brings nice photos!

GPS data

Parking by:  N37°44'58,2" - W111°26'35,7"
down in the wash: N37°44'45,2" - W111°26'33,7"
Forking: N37°44'39,5" - W111°26'05,0"
Resting oasis: N37°44'29,7" - W111°25'33,5"
The big Dry Fall: N37°44'26,3" - W111°25'28,8"
Descent after the Dry Fall: N37°44'21,5" - W111°25'32,0"
Beginning of the forest: N37°44'31,5" - W111°24'59,9"
Base of the Phipps-Arch massif: N37°45'19,0" - W111°24'47,4"
Phipps Arch:  N37°45'22,1" - W111°24'35,7"

On the way back, after the fork:
first hurdle:  N37°44'41,7" - W111°26'10,8"
second hurdle:  N37°44'57,5" - W111°26'28,2"

Update:  12.02.2021