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1 1 UTAH’S BRYCE CANYON COUNTRY WELCOME TO GARFIELD COUNTY- UTAH’S BRYCE CANYON COUNTRY
Bryce Canyon Country welcomes visitors from all over the world to witness horizons filled with the cliffs of two national parks, to wander through deeply-carved canyons and to overlook and experience the desert sandstone of our national monument. In addition to two national parks and one national monument, the area offers three state parks and a national forest for outdoor BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK recreation. National Scenic Byway 12 — Utah’s All-American Road, Utah’s Heritage Highway 89 and Utah’s Patchwork CAPITOL REEF NATIONAL PARK Parkway (HWY 143) provide scenic drives connecting many of the beautiful and breathtaking vistas located here, in Garfield County, Utah. Take your time, because there are adventures for days in both Bryce and Beyond. We’re glad you’re here.
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NATIONAL SCENIC BYWAY 12 GRAND STAIRCASE-ESCALANTE NATIONAL MONUMENT
KODACHROME BASIN ANASAZI STATE ESCALANTE PETRIFIED STATE PARK PARK MUSEUM FOREST STATE PARK photo courtesy of Utah’s Adventure Family Adventure of Utah’s courtesy photo
DIXIE NATIONAL FOREST UTAH’S PATCHWORK PARKWAY (HWY 143)
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ATTRACTIONS - BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK 4 ATTRACTIONS - BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK VISITOR CENTER LOCATION: 1.5 miles inside the park entrance on SR-63, about 17 miles (27.4 km) east from US 89/UT-12 junction
Shuttle Available Seasonally
ACTIVITIES • Backpacking • Biking (outside and around the park) • Hiking • Horseback riding • Photography • Stargazing 5
or 45 miles (72.4 km) northeast of or 45 miles (72.4 Utah Boulder, VISITOR CENTER LOCATION: Utah 10 miles (16.1 km) east of Torrey, To learn more: To brycecanyoncountry.com/things-to-do/ parks-and-attractions/capitol-reef-national-park Waterpocket Fold — a colorful geologic feature that that a colorful geologic feature — Fold Waterpocket in the earth’s can be described as a 100-mile wrinkle and culture. crust, also rich in history ancestral Fremont people and petroglyphs they left they people and petroglyphs Fremont ancestral can visit an old log schoolhouse you behind. Here, the Explore lesson. history for an immersive Another era of history within the park is the Historic Historic within the park is the of history era Another of the the lifestyle showcasing settlement Fruita Cassidy, located in the central portion of the park. in the central located Cassidy, will have photos itself, your the arch Ending above the highest viewpoint. rugged western landscape, accessible via National via National accessible landscape, rugged western Cassidy Hike and UT-24. 12 (UT-12) Scenic Byway Butch outlaw, the infamous named after Arch, Take a step back into the “American West” while while West” “American the back into a step Take Experience the Park. Reef National visiting Capitol
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ATTRACTIONS - CAPITOL REEF NATIONAL PARK 6 ATTRACTIONS - CAPITOL REEF NATIONAL PARK
ACTIVITIES • Backpacking • Biking (on designated roads only) • Camping • Hiking • Photography • Scenic Drives
7 ATTRACTIONS - GRAND STAIRCASE-ESCALANTE NATIONAL MONUMENT
VISITOR CENTER LOCATION: GRAND STAIRCASE-ESCALANTE 755 West Main, Escalante Utah NATIONAL MONUMENT With three distinct units called Grand Staircase, To explore this vast backcountry, hike through Visitor information can be found at the Visitor Escalante Canyons and Kaiparowits, Grand the Escalante Canyons or take a backpacking Center in Cannonville or the Interagency Visitor Staircase-Escalante National Monument covers trip to fish, camp, ATV, Jeep and mountain Center in Escalante. Guides and outfitters are over 1 million acres (over 4,4046.9 square bike in this monument. Canyoneering is also a available in nearby communities to give you kilometers) of public land managed by the popular activity in this area. Warmer seasons the ultimate experience. Bureau of Land Management (BLM). Over these are ideal for travel through this unit as many acres of land, sandstone canyons, plateaus, roads are dirt and can be impassable when To learn more: cliffs and unique rock formations expand over wet. Also, bring extra water in the hot summer brycecanyoncountry.com/things-to-do/ Garfield and Kane counties. Take in a wonderful months to stay hydrated. parks-and-attractions/grand-staircase- sight of colorful cliffs extending from the North escalante-national-monument-utah Rim of the Grand Canyon to Bryce Canyon.
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LOWER CALF CREEK FALLS
JACOB HAMBLIN ARCH GROSVENOR ARCH WILLIS CREEK ACTIVITIES DEVIL’S GARDEN • ATV-ing • Backpacking • Biking • Camping • Canyoneering • Fishing • Hiking • Horseback riding
9 ATTRACTIONS - DIXIE NATIONAL FOREST DIXIE NATIONAL FOREST
Utah’s largest national forest covers one third of Markagunt Plateau - This plateau is Bryce Canyon Country. Blanketing over 190 miles topographically defined by its lava fields (305.8 km) and two million acres across Southern and forested highlands throughout parts of Utah. This forest is divided into four geographic Cedar Breaks National Monument and Brian areas: Markagunt Plateau, Paunsaugunt Plateau, Head Ski Resort. Excellent for hiking, biking, Aquarius Plateau and Boulder Mountain. Three of fishing, skiing and snowmobiling, this these sections are in the Bryce Canyon region and plateau was named after the Paiute word encompass major plateaus including familiar areas meaning “Highland of Trees.” This wooded such as Red Canyon, Panguitch Lake and Boulder area is home to miles of ATV trails and Mountain. All of which are marvelous for a range of mountain biking routes for the adventure year-round activities. enthusiast, and showcases Panguitch Lake, one of the best trout fishing lakes in Utah. Boulder Mountain - At a high elevation of 11,316 feet (3,449.1 m) and covering half of the Aquarius Plateau, Paunsaugunt Plateau - As you overlook Boulder Mountain is one of the largest high-elevation the Bryce Canyon region, you might just be plateaus in the United States. This destination is looking at Paunsaugunt Plateau without excellent for relaxing fall scenic drives and inversely, knowing it. Named after the Paiute word is an adventurous location for ATV riding, hiking meaning “home of the beavers,” it consists and biking. Bryce Canyon Country has more than of magnificent red rock formations seen 2,500 miles (4023.4 km) of ATV trails on forest and beyond the amphitheater of Bryce Canyon. public lands, many of which are on Boulder Mountain, This plateau offers breathtaking views offering exciting experiences and stunning scenery. of Southern Utah, landscaped by ancient bristlecone Pine forests, Alpine meadows, Aquarius Plateau - Rugged cliffs and dense alpine lakes and streams. It’s the perfect location forests make this the highest timbered plateau in for winter activities, as well as the North America at 11,328 feet (3,452.8 m). This summertime adventures of hiking, biking, plateau runs along the northern edge of Grand ATV-ing and fishing. Staircase-Escalante National Monument and was formed around 20 million years ago by tectonic To learn more: plate uplift. Traverse trails through the meadows, brycecanyoncountry.com/things-to-do/ grasslands and dense forests of Aspen, Spruce and parks-and-attractions/dixie-national-forest Fir trees thriving here. As you tower above the world, see if you can find Capitol Reef National Park and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument below. VISITOR CENTER LOCATION: 5375 UT-12, Panguitch, Utah 10 ATTRACTIONS - DIXIE NATIONAL FOREST
ACTIVITIES • ATV-ing • Biking • Fishing • Hiking • Wildlife viewing • Winter Activities 11 11 ATTRACTIONS - KODACHROME BASIN STATE PARK KODACHROME BASIN STATE PARK As visitors drive down the paved road south of Cannonville, sandstone chimneys and unique petrified spires, called sand pipes, rise skyward from the valley floor creating the unforgettable ACTIVITIES scene of Kodachrome Basin State Park. Named by • Hiking a 1949 National Geographic Society expedition, the park is a photographer’s delight. • Biking • Camping Prior to arriving at Kodachrome State Park, • Horseback riding experience a local favorite — Willis Creek Slot • Stargazing Canyon. Slot canyons create fun experiences for both individuals and families and the Willis • Disc Golf Course Creek Canyon hike is an easy level of difficulty. Mountain biking and trail rides are also available offering memorable views.
Once you settle down for the night, don’t forget to look at the stars for another remarkable view. Campgrounds with hot showers, restrooms and modern conveniences are within the park. Without the city skyscrapers and light pollution of urban communities, this area is a window to the galaxy with thousands of stars and constellations to gaze at.
To learn more: brycecanyoncountry.com/things-to-do/parks-and- attractions/escalante-petrified-forest-state-park
LOCATION: 9 miles (14.5 km) south of Cannonville, Utah
12 ATTRACTIONS - ESCALANTE PETRIFIED FOREST STATE PARK ESCALANTE PETRIFIED FOREST STATE PARK
Hike along the mountainside and spot pieces of petrified wood, both large and small, in the Escalante Petrified Forest State Park. Large and colorful petrified logs nearly five feet (1.5 m) long can be found along several short trails. See how many you can find! Fossilized dinosaur bones can also be seen at this location.
While here, Wide Hollow Reservoir is located adjacent to the park. Enjoy fishing and bird watching, as well as paddleboarding. Wide Hollow Reservoir is one of a few wetland bird viewing sites in Southern Utah thus offering a unique opportunity for visitors.
To learn more: ACTIVITIES brycecanyoncountry.com/things-to-do/parks-and-attractions/ • Bird watching escalante-petrified-forest-state-park • Fishing • Hiking • Paddleboarding
LOCATION: 1 mile (1.6 km) west of Escalante, Utah on National Scenic Byway 12 13 13 ATTRACTIONS - ANASAZI STATE PARK MUSEUM ANASAZI STATE PARK MUSEUM Step inside the Anasazi State Park Museum and partial village, called the Coombs Site Ruins. The step back in time to A.D. 1050 when the Fremont museum is open year-round and in front of the and Kayenta Anasazi people occupied the area. museum, a picnic area is available for prolonged Learn about the lifestyle of an estimated 200 enjoyment in the area. people once lived at this site, making it one of the largest Anasazi communities west of the Colorado To learn more: River. As you wind through the exhibits, you can brycecanyoncountry.com/things-to-do/ see displays of prehistoric artifacts as well as parks-and-attractions/anasazi-state-park- an auditorium and gift shop. Behind the building museum-utah outside, visitors can walk through an excavated photo courtesy of Utah’s Adventure Family Adventure of Utah’s courtesy photo Family Adventure of Utah’s courtesy photo
14 ATTRACTIONS - NORTH LAKE POWELL — TICABOO NORTH LAKE POWELL — TICABOO
Set against a desert backdrop of red rock canyons, Ticaboo might remind you of a Mars-like landscape. This small town is jam- packed with adventure and provides unparalleled opportunities for backcountry experiences including guided tours, ATV riding, biking, canyoneering, and boating. Water? That’s right. About 20 minutes from Ticaboo is the famous Lake Powell. The contrast of the blue water against the red rock is exceptionally beautiful as it showcases one of the largest manmade lakes in the country. Boating enthusiasts travel from near and far to experience the refreshing and splashing fun this Utah lake offers.
Boat, and adventure activity equipment can both be acquired at nearby adventure centers.
To learn more: brycecanyoncountry.com/things-to-do/parks-and-attractions/ lake-powell
ACTIVITIES • Hiking • Biking • Boating • Canyoneering • Fishing • Hiking • Swimming • Water Sports 15 15 ACTIVITIES - HIKING/BACKPACKING HIKING/BACKPACKING Bryce Canyon Country is the prime location for outdoor recreation, starting with the most common activity of hiking. Whether you decide to walk a paved trail, hike a moderate incline or go on a multi-day backpacking expedition, there’s something here for everyone. Hiking is a year-round activity that takes you to the great heights of mountains and the depths of canyons.
Experience the Rim Trail in Bryce Canyon to overlook the amphitheater at popular viewpoints including Sunset Point, Sunrise Point, Bryce Point and Inspiration Point. Explore Kodachrome Basin on the Grand Parade Trail to see two box canyons. See how far you can slide through the slot canyons such as Spooky Gulch, Peek-a-boo and Willis Creek. For the ideal photo opportunity, Lower Calf Creek Falls is a stunning sight.
Let each hike take you on an adventure like an explorer, discovering scenic vistas you would not have witnessed otherwise.
For specific trail information in Bryce Canyon Country: Utah-trails.com
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• The Rim Trail • Fairyland Loop BRYCE CANYON • Peekaboo Loop Trail • Mossy Cave • Riggs Spring Loop Trail NATIONAL PARK • Navajo Loop Trail • Sunrise to Sunset Points (backcountry trail)
• Lower Calf Creek Falls • Coyote Gulch ESCALANTE AREA/ • Devil’s Rock Garden • Upper Calf Creek Falls • Hurricane Wash GRAND STAIRCASE- • Willis Creek • Peek-a-boo Gulch • Willow Gulch ESCALANTE NATIONAL • Grosvenor Arch Trail • Spooky Gulch • Escalante River from Town • Escalante Natural Bridge MONUMENT • Petrified Forest Nature Trail • Boulder Mail Trail
• Kodachrome Nature Trail • Panorama Trail (long loop) KODACHROME BASIN • Angel’s Palace Trail • Shakespeare Arch and -- STATE PARK • Grand Parade Trail Sentinel Trail
• Water Canyon Trail • Pine Creek Box Trail • Birdseye Trail • Powell Point Trail DIXIE NATIONAL • Rich Trail • Hoodoo Trail • Golden Wall Trail FOREST • Thunder Mountain Trail • Pink Ledges Trail • Arches Trail • Box Death Hollow Trail • Castle Bride Trail
17 ACTIVITIES - CANYONEERING/SLOT CANYONS CANYONEERING/ SLOT CANYONS Slot canyons are a true escape from the world where slivers of light reflect and shadows shift constantly throughout the day. Sandstone slot canyons are narrow crevices carved partially by wind and primarily by water.
These hidden gems are a thrilling way to explore with multiple variations of experiences from hiking to rappelling, rock scrambling and more. These natural wonders offer varying levels of difficulty. Slot canyons are filled with zigzag paths, long descents, sheer drops and small cliff-like rocks that could require some climbing. Willis Creek, Spooky and Peek-a-boo are slot canyons you can visit on your own without technical experience and are popular among visitors.
When traveling through the slot canyons, watch the weather to ensure safe travels. Water can accumulate and wash through the canyons. It is highly recommended to avoid canyoneering in the rain.
Contact guides and outfitters to guarantee you have someone with the knowledge and expertise to navigate the canyons. Guides are also available to experience rappelling and other high-adventure activities.
To learn more: brycecanyoncountry.com/things-to-do/ activities/canyoneering-slot-canyons
18 ACTIVITIES - STARGAZING STARGAZING Bryce Canyon Country is the ultimate location for stunning stargazing scenes. Whether you already know about astronomy or not, the stars make this vacation complete. The night sky provides a sense of wonder for many that cannot be matched at home. Urban environments contain light pollution blocking one third of the world’s population from seeing the Milky Way.
Here, you can not only see the Milky Way bright and clear, but thousands of other stars. Bryce Canyon Country is proud to hold two International Dark Sky Parks in their region: Capitol Reef and Bryce Canyon National Park (IDSP). This certification is given to land possessing exceptional or distinguished quality of starry nights and a nocturnal environment PLACES FOR GREAT that offers protection through STARGAZING this designation. • Bryce Canyon National Park Through Bryce Canyon National Park, there • Capitol Reef National Park are many interesting stargazing events. • Kodachrome Basin State Park Qualified staff, rangers and volunteers give • Grand Staircase-Escalante weekly astronomy presentations on Wednesday National Monument and Friday nights from May to September. During each new moon, night hikes are offered for 1-2 days. Lastly, the Astronomy Festival, held annually in late June or early July each year, is something you might want to add to your bucket list.
For more information: nps.gov/brca/planyourvisit/ astronomyprograms.htm 19 ACTIVITIES - BIKING BIKING Sail through the wind while biking by spectacular red-rock scenery and large Ponderosa Pine forests. Climb to the top of the mountains, plateaus and canyons of Bryce Canyon Country to get the bird’s eye view of the area. All biking trails hold excitement for the thrill seeker and the adventurous family. The ideal trail, both challenging for individuals and enjoyable for families, is the paved Red Canyon Trail (5.5 miles or 8.9 km long). This trail is part of the Canyon2Canyon shared trail system extending 20 miles (32.2 km) total with multiple sections for shorter adventures. True to its name, this trail can take you from the beginning of Red Canyon to Inspiration Point inside Bryce Canyon National Park.
For specific trail information in Bryce Canyon Country: Utah-trails.com
OFF-ROAD AND UNPAVED TRAILS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING: • Losee Canyon Trail - 2.9 miles (4.7 km) • Casto Canyon Trail - 5.5 miles (8.9 km) • Thunder Mountain Trail - 7.8 miles (12.6 km) • Cassidy Trail - 8.9 miles (14.3 km)
20 ACTIVITIES - ATV ATV Travel through the majestic backcountry When it comes to safe travels on an ATV of Bryce Canyon Country on the back or OHV, you can bring your own and use of an All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV) or Off- maps to adventure, or you can utilize our Highway Vehicle (OHV). With more guides and outfitters to help maximize than 2,500 miles of thrilling trails, it’s the fun. Outfitters have vehicles to rent easy to become immersed in nature. and offer guided tours to ensure you find Ride for miles from Circleville to miles of scenic views. Tropic Reservoir on the Fremont ATV Trail or ride loops from Pine Lake to For specific trail information: Powell Point. Rev the engines to reach Utah-trails.com the pinnacle of panoramic views Download PDF maps: overlooking the red-rock utopia and brycecanyoncountry.com/things-to-do/ high-mountain forests. activities/atv-ohv-riding
21 ACTIVITIES - HORSEBACK RIDING HORSEBACK RIDING Feel like an outlaw from the Wild West as you gallop across the grand landscapes of Bryce Canyon Country. Across the county, numerous horse trails are available and local outfitters also provide guided rides and equestrian trail information. From the trails surrounding Panguitch Lake and the red rocks of Bryce Canyon to the vast landscapes in Escalante and forests of Boulder Mountain, riders can saddle up and trot into the horizon to create a memorable ride.
For specific trail information in Bryce Canyon Country: Utah-trails.com
22 photo courtesy of Shannon Hall courtesy photo ACTIVITIES - FISHING FISHING Another year-round activity that relaxes the body, mind and soul is fishing. Bryce Canyon Country may be a desert, but there is no lack of locations for this experience. Panguitch Lake is one of the most popular lakes for fishing and has driving accessibility in all seasons. Enjoy peaceful serenity as the water rushes by and you patiently wait for your catch in the forested scenery of Panguitch Lake. Try low-lying streams like the Sevier River or clear mountain lakes high atop Boulder Mountain. Catch includes a variety of Rainbow, Brook, Cutthroat or German Brown Trout.
As you relax and reel in, please ponder and act to preserve and protect the land and water you enjoy. Also, watch for weather to determine the safety of the roads to each location.
For additional information: brycecanyoncountry.com/things-to-do/ activities/fishing
23 ACTIVITIES - WINTER WINTER ACTIVITIES Bryce Canyon Country is a magical time in the winter making it like a completely new destination. Bryce Canyon National Park has been rated by Fodor as one of the best national parks in the United States for a winter time experience. Imagine the freshly fallen snow and picture it glistening as the sun shines from a bright blue sky. The season doesn’t change your ability to have fun. Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing are popular winter sports in the Bryce Canyon area and Ice Fishing is popular at the lakes. Racing through the powder on a snowmobile is also a thrilling way to spend the day.
Other common summer activities are also popular in the winter. These activities include galloping through the area on horseback, biking if weather permitting and hiking through this natural and pristine environment full of peaceful, wide-open spaces.
ACTIVITIES • Biking • Cross-country skiing • Hiking • Horseback riding • Snowshoeing • Snowmobiling • Ice Fishing
24 ACTIVITIES - EVENTS EVENTS Rodeos and roundups Put on your boots for a true Western experience. Saddle up and experience the Wild West on a trail ride, pack trip, wagon ride or cattle drive. Rodeos and roundups are annual events both exciting and thrilling with you sitting at the edge of your seat or enjoyably relaxing. How? You can watch the wranglers test their skills, revel in the roping rivals, barrel racing braves and cowboy action shoots, or you can listen to cowboy poetry and bring your appetite for dutch oven cookouts and more.
Fairs and Festivals There’s activity all year long in Bryce Canyon Country including multiple scenic half and full marathons for the runners and astronomy events for the stargazers. The Winter Festival brings people to try winter activities like cross- country skiing, snowshoeing and sledding while the Hot Air Bally Rally is quite the sight to behold as balloons take to the sky together. The annual Escalante Canyon Art Festival showcasing artistic talent with speakers, vendors, demonstrations, workshops and more to help you capture the beauty of the area. Don’t forget the Quilt Walk which celebrates the rich history and heritage Bryce Canyon Country loves to share with all who take the time to visit.
For more annual events: brycecanyoncountry.com/events/ annual-events-and-festivals
25 ACTIVITIES - HERITAGE & HISTORY CELEBRATE OUR HERITAGE & HISTORY Step back through time and take the historic trail through Bryce Canyon Country. With wildlife, adventure and scenic drives along the way, cities from Pangtuich to Escalante hold the remnants of cultures past. Utah’s Heritage Highway 89 holds many stories. The city of Panguitch has historic red brick buildings and the annual Quilt Walk to celebrate the Mormon Pioneer settlers who walked over quilts to prevent from falling into deep now.
Museums, historic sites, galleries, antique shops and more are found along the scenic routes of the area. Escalante showcases cultural heritage in the Veteran’s Memorial. In Boulder, the Anasazi State Park and Museum teaches visitors about the ancestral Anasazi people and how they lived with excavated dwellings.
Culture and History is often celebrated by the creation of handmade treasures and souvenirs for visitors including paintings, fiber arts and pottery by local artists and artisans throughout the West. Keep your eyes out as your drive through the area for unique shops along the way!
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Sheriff Star Coyote Within Garfield County’s history, outlaws spent time in the area, Antimony was first called Coyote in the late 1800s by settlers because including Butch Cassidy. These icons are in reference to his of the wildlife found there. It was changed to Antimony in 1921 after boyhood home located right outside the town of Circleville. the metal that was mined from the area.
Envelope Bison Before the postal service was established, mail was transported Within the Henry Mountains, 350 bison roam free as only one of three by the pony express and Boulder, Utah was the last place in the public areas left in the United States to have purebred bison herds. continental United States to receive mail this way. Dinosaur Thor’s Hammer Hoodoo Rock Formation Within the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, dinosaur The iconic rock formation in Bryce Canyon National Park. remains have been found and researched. This area has been a significant source of the late Cretaceous period findings. Hot Air Balloon Annually, Panguitch hosts the Panguitch Valley Balloon Rally Wagon where visitors can see numerous hot air balloons soar through the Outside of Escalante, drive where pioneers walked with their wagons sky and glow in the dark once the sun has set. to experience Hole in the Rock. This hidden adventure is a narrow and steep passageway the pioneer’s trekked through. To learn more, you Quilt can also visit the Hole in the Rock Visitor Center. The city of Panguitch has a quilt symbol because of its historic heritage. An annual Quilt Walk and festival there commemorates the valiant efforts of Utah pioneers who traveled through snow and used quilts to keep their wagons from sinking.
27 ACTIVITIES - SCENIC DRIVES SCENIC DRIVES A trip is not complete without a road-trip-style car ride around the area as you look out the window at the wonderful vistas that fly by. Scenic byways in Bryce Canyon Country have received national and worldwide attention for their magnificent views.
I-70 SALT LAKE CITY I-70 SALT LAKE CITY INTERSTATE FREEWAY 24 I-70 TORREY 9 62 Otter Creek MAJOR PAVED ROADS Butch Cassidy's Reservoir boyhood home BYWAY 12 OTTER CREEK HIGHWAY 89 ANTIMONY STATE PARK CAPITOL REEF NATIONAL 95 HIGHWAY 143 PARK 8 BURR TRAIL 89 20 12 SCENIC BACKWAYS UNPAVED ROADS 22 STATE PARKS ANASAZI STATE I-15 6 PARK MUSEUM POINTS OF INTEREST Posey 95 Lake BOULDER 7
BLANDING PANGUITCH ESCALANTE PETRIFIED FOREST STATE PARK CALF PAROWAN CREEK Pine FALLS ESCALANTE LAKE PANGUITCH RED CANYON Lake POWELL LAKE CANYONS UNIT 276 BRYCE CANYON 5 (GRAND STAIRCASE- CITY ESCALANTE NATIONAL MONUMENT) 12 ESCALANTE 1 2 TICABOO HATCH CEDAR 143 3 CEDAR BRYCE TROPIC GLEN CANYON CITY BREAKS CANYON NATIONAL NAT’L Tropic NATIONAL DEVIL’S RECREATION AREA MON. Reservoir ROCK PARK GARDEN HENRIEVILLE ZION NATIONAL PARK ST. GEORGE CANNONVILLE BULLFROG LAS VEGAS KODACHROME BASIN 89 STATE PARK 14 GROSVENOR KAIPAROWITS UNIT 4 ARCH (GRAND STAIRCASE-ESCALANTE HOLE-IN-THE-ROCK ZION NATIONAL PARK NATIONAL MONUMENT) GRAND CANYON LAKE POWELL GRAND STAIRCASE NATIONAL MONUMENT
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National Scenic Byway 12 — An All-American Road Burr Trail Scenic Byway 12 (UT-12) has been designated a National Scenic Travel through the bright red towering cliffs scattered with green Byway and an All-American Road by the Federal Highway trees that twist and turn with switchbacks along the Waterpocket Administration. All-American Roads have one-of-a-kind features Fold. The first 18 miles of this 68-mile road is paved, and many so exceptional they qualify as a destination “unto themselves.” As slot canyons are tucked to the side where you can pull over and I-70 SALT LAKE CITY one of the most unique roads in the United States, this 124-mile enjoy a break from the car and smell the fresh air. The Burr Trail I-70 SALT LAKE CITY INTERSTATE FREEWAY 24 I-70 TORREY route winds through the heart of Bryce Canyon Country. It begins starts in Boulder, Utah, wanders through Capitol Reef National Park 62 Otter Creek MAJOR PAVED ROADS Butch Cassidy's Reservoir boyhood home south of Pangtuich off of US 89 and travels eastward through Dixie and concludes at Bullfrog Marina on the North end of Lake Powell BYWAY 12 OTTER CREEK HIGHWAY 89 ANTIMONY STATE PARK CAPITOL REEF National Forest, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, near Ticaboo. Many activities surround the area and whether you NATIONAL 95 HIGHWAY 143 PARK over Boulder Mountain and ends at Scenic Byway 24, west of experience this great landscape from your car or on foot, you’ll create BURR TRAIL 89 20 12 Capitol Reef National Park. lasting memories. Check for seasonal road conditions at a local SCENIC BACKWAYS visitor center before going off the paved road. UNPAVED ROADS 22 STATE PARKS ANASAZI STATE I-15 PARK MUSEUM POINTS OF INTEREST Posey 95 Lake BOULDER HWY 143 — “Utah’s Patchwork Parkway” Following a 55-mile course between Panguitch and Parawon, Utah Heritage Highway 89 BLANDING PANGUITCH ESCALANTE PETRIFIED Utah, this scenic byway connects Interstate-15 to Utah Find more breathtaking scenery on Utah Heritage Highway 89. With FOREST STATE PARK CALF PAROWAN CREEK Pine FALLS LAKE RED CANYON ESCALANTE Heritage Highway 89. This pathway follows the historic scenic beauty and living history, this road extends 500 miles from PANGUITCH Lake POWELL LAKE CANYONS UNIT 276 BRYCE CANYON (GRAND STAIRCASE- migration routes used by the Anasazi people and is nicknamed Idaho to Arizona through the heart of unique culture, architecture, CITY ESCALANTE NATIONAL MONUMENT) 12 ESCALANTE TICABOO “Utah’s Patchwork Parkway.” In 1864, pioneers were forced to history and scenery. In Bryce Canyon Country, this road passes by HATCH Pangtuich and Hatch, otherwise known as the Headwaters section of CEDAR 143 walk on quilts to avoid sinking into the deep winter snow and CEDAR BRYCE TROPIC GLEN CANYON CITY BREAKS CANYON NATIONAL mud as they crossed the mountain to obtain food and save the National Mormon Pioneer Heritage Area. NAT’L Tropic NATIONAL DEVIL’S RECREATION AREA MON. Reservoir ROCK PARK GARDEN their settlement from starvation. With this history, you can HENRIEVILLE ZION NATIONAL PARK attend the annual, and now famous, Quilt Walk, celebrating ST. GEORGE CANNONVILLE BULLFROG LAS VEGAS KODACHROME BASIN 89 STATE PARK this history and reason behind the nickname for the route. 14 GROSVENOR KAIPAROWITS UNIT ARCH (GRAND STAIRCASE-ESCALANTE HOLE-IN-THE-ROCK ZION NATIONAL PARK NATIONAL MONUMENT) GRAND CANYON LAKE POWELL GRAND STAIRCASE NATIONAL MONUMENT
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Pansaugunt Scenic Backways If you choose to spend the week on the Paunsaugunt Scenic ITINERARIES Backways, you’ll see beautiful backcountry such as Hole in Bryce Canyon Country has many beautiful the Rock, Smokey Mountain, Cottonwood Canyon and East and exhilarating areas to explore. When Fork Sevier. Bring plenty of water and find serenity in the visiting the area, a multitude of outdoor solitary nature of these epicenters for adventure. adventures, such as hiking, biking, horseback riding, off-roading and more are available. Imagine any one of those activities with a lake backdrop, canyons, plateaus and forests — all of which are possible is Bryce Canyon Country. The perfect destination for an outdoor escape, Hiking wouldn’t be possible without itineraries to If you are a hiking enthusiast, our seven-day hiking help guide you on your journey. itinerary is for you. Explore the mesmerizing Bryce Canyon amphitheater and see the red-rock walls tower You can find more itineraries at: above you, slither like a snake through the narrow slot brycecanyoncountry.com/more/maps- canyons or twist and turn through the rugged forest with and-itineraries re-covered washes of pink and white limestone cliffs. All or you can use the “Plan Your Trip” this, while taking in the stunning scenic sights of the area function on our website to bookmark items and feeling the freedom and fresh air of the outdoors. to make your own!
Capitol Reef Filled with ancient history and incredible natural wonders, the scenic byways and adventures in Capitol Reef are numerous. Hike or bike the trails, drive the scenic route, experience sandstone cliffs and multi-colored rock formations, explore canyons and more. You’ll have fun all day and into the night in this International Dark Sky Park. Don’t be surprised if you spot a bison or other wildlife here, as well as petroglyphs and other remnants of the prehistoric Fremont Native American culture.
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Itinerary Combo We’ve planned the whole vacation for you if you take this itinerary for the ride. Six days throughout Southern Utah and part of it goes through Bryce Canyon Country. Twist and turn up and down the roads on Boulder Mountain, overlooking more than 80 lakes ready for the fisherman in you. Walk the rugged landscape of Capitol Reef National Park on the Waterpocket Fold, a 100-mile wrinkle in the Earth’s crust. Before you leave, take an in-depth look at the unique rock structures scattered throughout Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument.
Boulder Mountain Feel the Fresh air from the crest of Boulder Mountain, home to one of the major high-elevation lake areas out of two in Utah. Photograph scenes that look like paintings. Bouldern Mountain has 80 lakes nestled in the green blanket of Ponderosa pines among other trees making the area beautiful when seen by ATV, horseback, foot or bike.
ATV Hoodoos, pink and white sandstone cliffs, towering rock formations, dense forests, and more: A week spent exploring Bryce Canyon Country on ATVs will be a vacation you’ll never forget. Most of the trails in our ATV itinerary are for beginner to intermediate riders.
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RESTAURANTS MIMI’S BAKERY & DELI W. brycezioninn.com E. [email protected] 190 West Main Street E. [email protected] Units 27 | $-$$ | | | | | 435–690–0576 4TH WEST PUB Units 20 | $-$$ | | 425 West Main Street VACATION RENTALS 435-826-4525 NEMO’S DRIVE THRU CANYON BASE CAMP W. 4wpub.com 40 East Main Street BRYCE CANYON RIVER FRONT 6410 South US Highway 89 435–826–4500 827 Burrows Circle 435-735-4590 W. feedtheadventure.com E. [email protected] CIRCLE D W. canyonbasecamp.com 385 West Main Street E. [email protected] W. brycecanyonriverfrontvactionrental.com Units 6 | $-$$ | | | 435–826–4125 W. escalantecircledeatery.com SUBWAY RESTAURANTS THE GALAXY OF HATCH - 75 East Main Street “A Place Just for Bikers” 435–826–4232 THE GALAXY DINER 260 North Main Street 260 North Main Street 435–735–4017 435–735–4017 W. galaxyofhatch.com W. galaxyofhatch.com
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AMERICAN ATV RENTALS A 467 North Main Street • Panguitch P 435-676-3636 • 760-964-6060 W americanatvrentals.com E [email protected] BEST WESTERN RUBY’S INN A Ruby’s Inn • Bryce Canyon P 866-866-6616 • 435-834-5341 W rubysinn.com E [email protected] BOULDER MOUNTAIN FLY FISHING A Boulder • Utah P 435-335-7306 W bouldermountainguide.com E [email protected] BRYCE CANYON AIRLINES / HELICOPTERS A Rubys Inn • Highway 63 P 435-834-8060 • 435-834-5265 W rubysinn.com E [email protected] BRYCE CANYON ATV ADVENTURES A 450 North Airport Road • Bryce P 435-834-5200 W brycecanyonatvadventures.com E [email protected] BRYCE CANYON EZ RIDERS A 450 North Airport Road • Bryce P 435-690-9520 W brycecanyonezriders.com E [email protected] BRYCE CANYON COUNTRY RODEO A Across from Rubys Inn • Bryce Canyon P 800-468-8660 • 435-834-5341 W rubysinn.com E [email protected] BRYCE CANYON SCENIC TOURS & SHUTTLE SERVICE A 13500 East Highway 12 P 435-690-9181 W facebook.com/BryceCanyon- ScenicToursandShuttleService/ E [email protected] BRYCE PIONEER VILLAGE A 80 South Main Street • Tropic P 435-679-8546 W brycepioneervillage.com E [email protected] BRYCE WILDLIFE ADVENTURE A 1945 West Highway 12 • Bryce P 435-834-5555 W brycewildlifeadventure.com E [email protected] CANYON TRAIL RIDERS A 1 Lodge Way • Bryce P 435-834-5500 W canyonrides.com E [email protected] DARK RANGER TELESCOPE TOURS A 550 West 550 North • Tropic P 435-590-9498 W darkrangertelescopetours.com E [email protected] 39
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OUTTA HERE E-BIKES A 13,500 East Highway 12 • Bryce P 435-922-5151 W outtaherebikes.com E [email protected] PANGUITCH LAKE BOAT RENTALS A 225 East North Shore Road • Panguitch Lake P 435-618-0487 W panguitchlakeboatrentals.com E [email protected] PANGUITCH LAKE HORSEBACK TRAIL RIDES A 791 Lakeshore Drive • Panguitch Lake P 435-676-2433 • 435-676-3334 E [email protected]
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I-70 SALT LAKE CITY I-70 SALT LAKE CITY 24 INTERSTATE FREEWAY I-70 TORREY 62 Otter Creek MAJOR PAVED ROADS Butch Cassidy's Reservoir boyhood home SCENIC BACKWAYS OTTER CREEK UNPAVED ROADS ANTIMONY STATE PARK CAPITOL REEF NATIONAL STATE PARKS PARK 95 POINTS OF INTEREST 2O 12 89 22 ANASAZI STATE PARK MUSEUM I-15 Posey Lake 95 BOULDER
BLANDING PANGUITCH ESCALANTE PETRIFIED FOREST STATE PARK CALF PAROWAN CREEK ESCALANTE Pine FALLS CANYONS UNIT LAKE PANGUITCH RED CANYON Lake (GRAND STAIRCASE- 276 POWELL LAKE BRYCE ESCALANTE NATIONAL MONUMENT) 12 CANYON CITY ESCALANTE TICABOO 143 HATCH CEDAR TROPIC GLEN CANYON CITY CEDAR BREAKS BRYCE NATIONAL NAT’L Tropic CANYON DEVIL’S RECREATION AREA MON. Reservoir ROCK NATIONAL GARDEN PARK HENRIEVILLE ZION NATIONAL PARK ST. GEORGE CANNONVILLE BULLFROG LAS VEGAS KODACHROME BASIN 89 STATE PARK 14 GROSVENOR KAIPAROWITS UNIT ARCH (GRAND STAIRCASE-ESCALANTE HOLE-IN-THE-ROCK NATIONAL MONUMENT) ZION NATIONAL PARK GRAND CANYON LAKE POWELL GRAND STAIRCASE NATIONAL MILEAGE FROM BRYCEMONUMENT CANYON NATIONAL PARK
Anasazi State Park Museum ...... 80 Cannonville, Utah ...... 16 Flagstaff, Arizona ...... 285 Kanab, Utah ...... 77 Page, Arizona ...... 152 St. George, Utah ...... 125 Antimony, Utah...... 41 Canyonlands National Park...... 340 Glen Canyon Dam ...... 152 Kodachrome Basin State Park...... 26 Panguitch, Utah ...... 24 Salt Lake City, Utah ...... 260 Arches National Park ...... 270 Capitol Reef National Park ...... 121 Grand Canyon, North Rim ...... 160 Las Vegas, Nevada ...... 271 Panguitch Lake ...... 41 Ticaboo via Burr Trail ...... 132 Boulder, Utah ...... 80 Cedar Breaks via Panguitch ...... 83 Grand Canyon, South Rim ...... 300 Los Angeles, California ...... 534 Phoenix, Arizona ...... 422 Tropic Reservoir ...... 15 Brian Head via Panguitch ...... 72 Cedar City, Utah ...... 78 Hatch, Utah ...... 24 Mesa Verde National Park ...... 431 Pine Lake ...... 22 Tropic, Utah ...... 11 Bullfrog via Burr Trail...... 147 Denver, Colorado ...... 580 Hells Backbone ...... 64 Moab, Utah ...... 275 Pipe Spring Nat’l Mon...... 105 Widtsoe Junction ...... 16 Burr Trail via Boulder, Utah ...... 80 Escalante, Utah ...... 50 Henrieville, Utah ...... 19 Monument Valley ...... 377 Posey Lake ...... 62 Zion National Park ...... 83 Calf Creek Falls ...... 65 Escalante Petrified Forest...... 48 Hole–in–the–Rock ...... 100 Natural Bridges Nat’l Mon...... 283 Red Canyon ...... 8 42 ACTIVITIES MAP & WEATHER
I-70 SALT LAKE CITY I-70 SALT LAKE CITY 24 INTERSTATE FREEWAY I-70 TORREY MAJOR PAVED ROADS 62 Otter Creek WEATHER TRAVEL Butch Cassidy's Reservoir boyhood home SCENIC BACKWAYS OTTER CREEK Average Temperatures in F UNPAVED ROADS ANTIMONY STATE PARK CAPITOL REEF Maximum-Minimum NATIONAL INFORMATION STATE PARKS PARK 95 Start planning your visit to Garfield County, POINTS OF INTEREST 2O 12 BRYCE CAPTIOL LAKE Bryce Canyon Country. Please use this brochure 89 CANYON REEF POWELL Elevation 7,900 ft 5,500 ft 4,200 ft to take notes and highlight places of interest, 22 ANASAZI STATE PARK MUSEUM JAN 39-11 40-18 45-25 and then give us a call for travel information I-15 Posey Lake 95 BOULDER FEB 41-12 48-25 53-30 and to help answer any questions. We look MAR 44-17 57-32 62-30 forward to hearing from you, and we hope to BLANDING PANGUITCH ESCALANTE PETRIFIED APR 52-23 65-37 71-42 see you soon! FOREST STATE PARK CALF PAROWAN CREEK ESCALANTE Pine FALLS CANYONS UNIT LAKE MAY 63-30 77-47 82-54 PANGUITCH RED CANYON Lake (GRAND STAIRCASE- 276 POWELL LAKE BRYCE ESCALANTE NATIONAL MONUMENT) JUN 74-38 87-56 94-63 12 CANYON CITY ESCALANTE TICABOO JUL 80-46 93-63 100-71 143 HATCH AUG 77-44 90-62 97-68 CEDAR TROPIC GLEN CANYON CITY CEDAR BREAKS BRYCE NATIONAL SEP 71-36 82-53 84-58 NAT’L Tropic CANYON DEVIL’S RECREATION AREA MON. Reservoir ROCK OCT 60-27 69-42 75-46 NATIONAL GARDEN PARK HENRIEVILLE ZION NATIONAL PARK NOV 44-17 55-30 58-35 ST. GEORGE CANNONVILLE BULLFROG LAS VEGAS KODACHROME BASIN DEC 39-12 42-21 47-26 89 STATE PARK 14 GROSVENOR KAIPAROWITS UNIT ARCH (GRAND STAIRCASE-ESCALANTE HOLE-IN-THE-ROCK NATIONAL MONUMENT) ZION NATIONAL PARK I-70 SALT LAKE CITY GRAND CANYON I-70 LAKE POWELL SALT LAKE CITY 24 INTERSTATE FREEWAY I-70 TORREY GRAND MAJOR PAVED ROADS 62 Otter Creek STAIRCASE Reservoir NATIONAL SCENIC BACKWAYS MONUMENT OTTER CREEK UNPAVED ROADS ANTIMONY STATE PARK CAPITOL REEF NATIONAL STATE PARKS 89 PARK 95 POINTS OF INTEREST 2O 12 Airport Visitor Center Fishing
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