From downtown Kanab, head south on US-89A toward Fredonia. About 2 miles south from the junction of US-89A (to Fredonia) and US-89 east to Page, turn right off US-89A onto Kanab Creek Drive.

Follow Kanab Creek Drive for 1.9 miles to Stansfield Drive on the right. Kanab Creek Drive meanders a bit en route, but is easy enough to follow. Once you turn onto Stansfield Drive, follow it for about 0.25 miles to where the Bunting Trail trailhead is signed, with a parking area on the right.

To Dinosaur Side Trail (0.6 miles one way)
From the trailhead, start up the easy and wide trail. About 0.6 miles from the trailhead, as the main trail crosses a wash, the signed dinosaur track trail leaves on the left.

Dinosaur Track Side Trail (0.5 miles round-trip)
The Dinosaur Track side trail meanders up, mostly in the wash bottom. It is a short 1/4 of a mile from the junction to the trails end at a sign and large boulder. The large boulder has the dinosaur track on its face. Return to the main trail the same way.

To The Ridge Junction (0.6 miles one way)
From the Dinosaur Track side trail junction, continue up the main Bunting Trail. The trail steepens from here on out! A few switchbacks make the hike seem more manageable. There are many great spots to stop and catch your breath.. err... take in the views. As the trail nears the top, it comes close to a small cliff base. Look for rock art here. It would be easy to miss, except the BLM has a small sign here about site etiquette.

From the rock art, there is one more short, steep section to the ridge and a signed junction.

You have two options from the spur trail junction. Option 1 is to continue climbing the official trail to Bunting Point. This is the left side when facing the junction. It is steep, and has good views from the top. Option 2 is to go right at the spur junction and follow an unofficial social trail east along the narrow ridge to an overlook of Kanab. If short on time, I would recommend Option 2, if looking for a longer hike, do both!

Main Trail to Bunting Point (Left at the spur junction, 1 mile round-trip from the spur trail junction)
Head up! The trail begins a steep climb up to the top and what is known as Bunting Point. Once on top, the trail continues left along the edge for a short distance before devolving into an animal trail. If motivated, you can follow animal trails south to the south rim and views toward the distant Grand Canyon.

Spur Trail to Overlook (Right at the spur junction, 1.2 miles round-trip from the spur trail junction)
Follow the right fork of the trail from the spur junction. This is an unofficial social trail, but very well travelled. It meanders out along the narrow ridge to an overlook down on Kanab. The views and exposure of this trail make it the more popular option. It is a gem! Return to the spur junction the same way.