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1 WELCOME TO GARFIELD COUNTY Radiant cliffs of two national parks tower to kiss an azure sky. Pristine canyons are carved deep into the desert sandstone of our nation’s largest national monument. Three state parks and National Scenic Byway 12 and 143 provide unlimited recreation with breathtaking beauty— all located here, in one county. Discover Garfield County—Take Your Time.

BRYCE CANYON CAPITOL REEF 2 NATIONAL PARK NATIONAL PARK - ESCALANTE NATIONAL MONUMENT

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The WORLD’S LARGEST COLLECTION of SCENIC ATTRACTIONS IN ONE COUNTY SCENIC ’S BRYCE CANYON COUNTRY BYWAY 143

ANASAZI STATE CAPITOL REEF KODACHROME BASIN PARK ESCALANTE PETRIFIED FOREST NATIONAL PARK STATE PARK MUSEUM STATE PARK 3 BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK Fiery colors and endless vistas give way to a spectacular, breathtaking the park’s nucleus, Sunrise or Sunset Point. Views from The Rim Trail, display of dreamy landscape. Fairy tale castle-like rock formations which skirts the canyon edge, are stunning in all seasons. A round trip known as “hoodoos” capture your imagination as standing stones rise distance of 11 miles, this trail brings you to Inspiration Point and the from fiery red earth. Infinite variations of color and shape erode into mystical army of stone people called The Silent City. From the point, a mysterious amphitheater of what many describe as sacred ground. you can view the Wall of Windows and the Majestic Cathedral. Discover the chess-like formations in Queen’s Garden as you gaze from Hike among the hidden treasures of Bryce Canyon National Park. 4 Journey into the depths of the hoodoos on foot. Stroll through a world seldom seen by most tourists. The Rim, Under the Rim, Navajo Loop and the Peek-A-Boo Loop trails are wonderfully amazing!

5 CAPITOL REEF NATIONAL PARK This IS the “American West.” Capitol Reef transcends time with its history petroglyphs of the ancient Fremont people. Explore the Fremont River and scenic beauty. Cruise a gentle, winding road through the heart of this Trail and behold panoramic views that make you wish you could fly. The great land called the “Scenic Drive.” Hike to Cassidy Arch, named after an colors of this land stir your senses and create a feeling of calm, content and infamous outlaw, Butch Cassidy. See the historic Fruita settlement and overwhelming joy.

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GRAND STAIRCASE-ESCALANTE NATIONAL MONUMENT The Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument is 1.7 million acres of public land broken into three distinct units- Grand Staircase, Escalante Canyons and Kaiparowits. Visitors can find a vast backcountry with endless opportunites for hiking, backpacking, canyoneering, mountain biking, horseback riding, atv and jeep tours. Guides and outfitters are available in nearby communities to give you the ultimate experience. For more information, maps and permits visit one of the monument visitor centers. 8 SPOOKY GULCH SLOT CANYON JACOB HAMBLIN ARCH

WILLIS CREEK SLOT CANYON 9 KODACHROME BASIN STATE PARK Sandstone chimneys and unique petrifiedspires called sand pipes rise skyward from the valley floor in a surreal setting at Kodachrome Basin State Park. Named by a 1949 National Geographic Society expedition, the park is a photographer’s delight. Excellent hiking trails provide spectacular views. Enjoy a modern campground with hot showers, restrooms, concession service and trail rides.

10 ESCALANTE PETRIFIED FOREST STATE PARK

Escalante Petrified Forest State Park is a showcase of petrified wood and fossilized dinosaur bones. Huge petrified logs, some pieces nearly five feet wide, can be seen along interpretive hiking trails.

Visit Wide Hollow Reservoir, located adjacent to the park. Enjoy water recreation, fishing and bird watching. Wide Hollow Reservoir is one of only a few wetland bird viewing sites in Southern Utah.

11 ANASAZI STATE PARK MUSEUM Anasazi State Park Museum takes visitors back in time to A.D. 1050 when the Fremont and Kayenta Anasazi occupied the area. An estimated 200 people once lived at the site, making it one of the largest Anasazi communities west of the Colorado River. A self-guided tour winds through the partially excavated village at the Coombs Site Ruins. The park’s museum has interactive exhibits and displays of prehistoric artifacts, as well as an auditorium and gift shop. A picnic area is also available. Anasazi State Park is located along Scenic Byway 12 in Boulder. The museum is open all year for you to visit, learn about ancient culture and explore its preserved treasures.

12 DIXIE NATIONAL FOREST Dixie National Forest, Utah’s largest national forest, blankets a third of Bryce Canyon Country, creating habitat for plants, wildlife and endless recreational opportunities. Red Canyon, Panguitch Lake and Boulder Mountain offer a wide range of year-round activities as well as beautiful scenery. Bryce Canyon Country has more than 2,500 miles of ATV routes on forest and public lands, offering exciting experiences and awesome scenery. Enjoy hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, fishing and more. Campgrounds and cabin rentals are available. Please check website for details.

13 NORTH LAKE POWELL - TICABOO Set against a stunning backdrop of red rock canyons, Lake Powell is the largest man-made lake in North America. Boating enthusiasts from all over the world know it as one of the topmost destinations for water sports.

Ticaboo offers its own unparalleled opportunities for water-based and back country recreation. With guided tours, boat and other rentals, canyoneering, ATVing and close proximity to Bullfrog Marina, Ticaboo is the perfect home base for adventure at Lake Powell.

14 THE BURR TRAIL The Burr Trail is a spectacular 68 mile drive full of wonder and amazement. The route starts in the town of Boulder, wanders though Capitol Reef National Park, and concludes at Bullfrog Marina on the North end of Lake Powell, near Ticaboo. Travel through the towering cliffs of Long Canyon, Singing Canyon, the Burr Trail Switchbacks and along the Waterpocket Fold. The first 18 miles are paved, but check for seasonal road conditions at a local visitor center.

The Burr Trail and the surrounding areas offer a variety of activities including guided fishing, day hikes, photography, horseback tours and Jeep adventures to help you explore the canyon country. Whether you experience this great landscape from the comforts of your automobile or on foot, the Burr Trail provides enjoyment for everyone.

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3 4 9 1 Panguitch Lake 2 Red Canyon 3 Bryce Canyon National Park 4 Tropic Reservoir 5 Kodachrome Basin State Park

5 10 11 6 Pine Lake 7 Devil’s Garden 8 Posey Lake 9 Escalante Petrified Forest State Park 10 Calf Creek Falls 11 Hole-in-the-Rock 12 Hell’s Backbone 6 13 Burr Trail 14 Anasazi State Park Museum 15 Boulder Mountain 16 Capitol Reef 16 National Park

Take time for an epic road trip to explore scenic While driving Scenic Byway 12, you’ll discover 124 Find more breathtaking scenery on Heritage Highway highways so spectacular they’ve been recognized miles of canyons and plateaus that earned it the 89 and Scenic Byway 143, also known as the Patchwork by the Federal Highway Administration for their exclusive status as Utah’s only All-American Road— Parkway. The Parkway was named for the early settlers one-of-a-kind features. a designation given to the most unique roadways that who escaped starvation by traveling the route using qualify as destinations “unto themselves.” quilts to keep from sinking in the deep snow.

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I-70 SALT LAKE CITY I-70 I-70 SALT LAKE CITY INTERSTATE FREEWAY SALT LAKE CITY 24 I-70 I-70 TORREY MAJOR PAVED ROADS SALT LAKE CITY 62 Otter Creek 24 INTERSTATE FREEWAY I-70 Butch Cassidy's Reservoir TORREY boyhood home SCENIC BYWAYS 62 Otter Creek 16 MAJOR PAVED ROADS Butch Cassidy's OTTER CREEKReservoir boyhood home STATE PARK CAPITOL REEF SCENICSCENIC BACKWAYS BYWAYS ANTIMONY OTTER CREEK NATIONAL UNPAVEDSCENIC BACKWAYSROADS ANTIMONY STATE PARK PARK CAPITOL REEF 95 15 NATIONAL UNPAVED STATE ROADS PARKS 89 2O 12 PARK 95 POINTS OF INTEREST STATE PARKS 89 2O 12 POINTS OF INTEREST 22 ANASAZI STATE I-15 12 PARK MUSEUM 22 Posey 95 Lake 8 ANASAZI STATE I-15 BOULDER PARK MUSEUM Posey Lake 14 13 95 BOULDER BLANDING PANGUITCH ESCALANTE PETRIFIED FOREST STATE PARK CALF PAROWAN CREEK Pine FALLS LAKE BLANDING RED CANYON ESCALANTE PANGUITCH PANGUITCH Lake ESCALANTE PETRIFIED 6 CALFCANYONS UNIT 276 POWELL PAROWAN LAKE FOREST STATE PARK BRYCE CANYON 9 CREEK(GRAND STAIRCASE- Pine FALLS ESCALANTE LAKE PANGUITCH RED CANYON Lake ESCALANTE NATIONAL MONUMENT) 12 CITY 276 POWELL LAKE 2 ESCALANTE CANYONS UNIT TICABOO BRYCE CANYON 10 (GRAND STAIRCASE- HATCH ESCALANTE NATIONAL MONUMENT) CEDAR 143 1 12 CITY TROPIC ESCALANTE GLEN CANYON TICABOO CITY CEDAR BRYCE BREAKS CANYON 3 NATIONAL NAT’L 143 HATCH Tropic NATIONAL DEVIL’S RECREATION AREA CEDAR MON. Reservoir TROPIC ROCK CEDAR PARKBRYCE GARDEN GLEN CANYON CITY BREAKS 4 CANYON HENRIEVILLE NATIONAL ZION NATIONAL PARKNAT’L Tropic NATIONAL DEVIL’S RECREATION AREA ST. GEORGE MON. Reservoir CANNONVILLEPARK ROCK 7 BULLFROG LAS VEGAS 89 KODACHROME BASIN GARDEN STATEHENRIEVILLE PARK ZION NATIONAL PARK 14 GROSVENOR KAIPAROWITS UNIT ARCH (GRAND STAIRCASE-ESCALANTE ST. GEORGE CANNONVILLE HOLE-IN-THE-ROCK BULLFROG KODACHROME BASIN LAS VEGAS ZION NATIONAL PARK NATIONAL MONUMENT) 89 STATE PARK 14 GRAND CANYON LAKE POWELL GROSVENOR KAIPAROWITS UNIT ARCH (GRAND STAIRCASE-ESCALANTE 5 HOLE-IN-THE-ROCK 17 ZION NATIONAL PARK GRAND NATIONAL MONUMENT) 11 GRAND CANYON STAIRCASE LAKE POWELL NATIONAL MONUMENTGRAND STAIRCASE NATIONAL MONUMENT HIKING & BACKPACKING Garfield County is a hiking and backpacking mecca. From Arches Trail in Red Canyon to the Waterpocket Fold in Capitol Reef, there’s something for everyone. Experience the diverse beauty found only in Bryce Canyon Country.

Discover the magic that’s found within the Spooky and Peek-A-Boo slot canyons. Enjoy playful, easy day hikes or extended backpacking treks of exploration. When you are in the heart of this great land, gently close your eyes and listen.

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FISHING Some of Utah’s best trout fishing can be found in Bryce Canyon Country’s mountain lakes, reservoirs and streams. Our blue ribbon fisheries provide quality angling experiences surrounded by spectacular scenery.

19 photo courtesy of Gaell Lindstrom BIKING Fly like the wind. Bryce Canyon Country is the wind while enjoying a bird’s eye view loaded with some of the best single and from the top of our diverse canyons. You will double track trails you will find anywhere! discover that all the trails lead to excitement. And there’s just no way you can beat our Stop in and say hello at a local visitor center scenery. Come and experience the rush of for detailed trail information and maps.

20 ATV & TRAIL ADVENTURES Garfield County, Bryce Canyon Country, has more than 2,500 thrilling miles of ATV routes for you to explore. Travel along majestic mountain-top trails and cool forested plateaus with sweeping panoramic views. Immerse yourself in a red rock utopia of desert slick rock canyons and high mountain forests.

For detailed information and trail maps, call 1-800-OHV-Ride and learn about Utah OHV Regulations. 21 STARGAZING Garfield County, Bryce Canyon Country, is the ultimate place forstargazing and for learning about astronomy. No visit to Bryce Canyon National Park is complete without joining “The Dark Rangers,” a special force of park rangers and volunteer astronomers. Participate in an educational and entertaining celebration of natural darkness and discovery.

For more information, visit nps.gov/brca/planyourvisit/astronomyprograms.htm

MILKY WAY GALAXY STAR GAZING AT 22 OVER BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK CAPITOL REEF NATIONAL PARK RODEOS & ROUNDUPS Saddle up partner! Experience Bryce Canyon Country’s western adventures on a trail ride, pack trip, wagon ride or cattle drive. Watch wranglers test their skills at rodeos, team roping, barrel racing and cowboy action shoots. Relax and listen to some cowboy poetry and bring your appetite for Dutch oven cookouts, BBQs or or bring your own horse-plenty of places to board your horse. For more information on cowboy events and other great western experiences, please visit our website.

23 BRYCE CANYON WINTER FESTIVAL ESCALANTE CANYONS MARATHON

ESCALANTE CANYONS ART FESTIVAL PANGUITCH VALLEY BALLOON RALLY CANYON 2 CANYON BIKE RIDE FESTIVALS & FAIRS Come and experience the many great festivals and fairs of Garfield County. Astronomy, winter festival, scenic half and full marathons all happen here. Our hot air balloon rally, Quilt Walk and various heritage and art festivals are spectacular events you won’t want to miss. There is so much to see and do; we need a website to tell you about it all!

Visit brycecanyoncountry.com/events/major-events and let the excitement begin. 24 MORE THINGS TO DO Take a scenic tour through Bryce Canyon Country. Let the good times roll while cruising our Scenic Byways and Backways. Stop at the visitor centers, interpretive signs and points of interest. Take on the sky on a scenic flight tour. Photograph the amazing scenery of Bryce Canyon Country from a birds-eye view on an exciting helicopter flight. Ride snowmobiles through designated areas that provide breathtaking views. There is so much to see and do in Garfield County; you will want to stay an extra day. Visit our website for more ideas and suggestions of interesting and exciting things to do.

25 WINTER Bryce Canyon Country in the winter is a magical time of year. Fresh fallen snow glistens like diamonds under a warming sun. Make fresh tracks through this winter wonderland while cross country skiing or snowshoeing along the Rim Trail of Bryce Canyon National Park. The high country offers endless miles of pristine wilderness for snowmobiling, and frozen lakes provide incredible ice fishing. In winter, the lower elevations are warmer, so you can hike, mountain bike, fish, ride ATVs and ride horseback year-round. Experience the magic—Take Your Time. 26 27 CELEBRATE OUR HERITAGE Experience Bryce Canyon Country’s history and wildlife along Utah’s From Panguitch’s historic red brick buildings to the Veteran’s Memorial Heritage Highway 89, Scenic Byway 143 and the Boulder Loop (Scenic in Escalante, there is always something interesting around every Byway 12). Museums, historic sites and galleries, studios, antique shops corner. Shopping for treasures like handmade drums, jewelry, furniture, and other heritage shops can be found along the routes. Historic main paintings, fiber arts and pottery from local artists and artisans from streets, like those in Panguitch and Escalante, make perfect walking throughout the West is always a favorite pastime in our communities. tours to take in the local culture and ambiance.

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COUNTY Light bulb invented TIMELINE - Panguitch abandoned

INCLUDES MAJOR Widtsoe (Winder) settled Escalante DominguezMormon ExpeditionarrivalPanguitch in Utah establishedBlack Hawk WarPowell ExpeditionPowell/ThompsonPanguitch Expedition resettledHatch settled Antimony establishedPanguitch LakeBryce settled area settledEscalante settledTelephone inventedHenrieville settledHole-In-The-RockCannonville Expedition settledGarfield – CountyBoulder created settledTropic foundedUtah becomesSpanish 45th state AmericanForest War ReservesFirst created telephone company Electricity comesFirst to automobile the countyFirst in lodging county atBryce Bryce Canyon CanyonBryce Nat’l Mon.Canyon establishedRoad becomes opens Utah throughUtah Nat’l National RedPark Canyon ParkBoulder renamed still receivesCapitol mail Reefby mule Nat’l Mon.Highway created 12 finishedDixie between Nat’l Forest Boulder boundaries gets electricityUranium created Boom Glen Canyon DamCapitol complete Reef becomes Glen- creates Canyon aLake Nat’l Nat’lTicaboo Powell Park Recreation was builtHighway Area created 12 pavedScenic from Byways BoulderUtah designated designatesto Torrey through ScenicGrand USFS Byways Staircase-Escalante program Highwayand 12 becomes Nat’l Mon. a National Heritagecreated ScenicHwy 89 Byway becomesHole-In-The-Rock Escalante

EVENTS & INVENTIONS

1911 1971 2011 1875 1876 1878 1879 1880 1882 1889 1892 1896 1898 1903 1906 1910 1912 1916 1923 1924 1925 1928 1935 1937 1939 1945 1947 1966 1972 1979 1985 1988 1990 1996 2002 2006 28 1950s 1776 1847 1864 1865-67 1869 1871-77 1871 1872 1873 1873-74 1874 Bryce Canyon Nat’l Hell’s Park Backbone Road/Bridge Bryce Canyon completed Airport Escalante completed and Boulder Backways including Highway 12 and an Panguitch All-American gets natural Road Nat’l gasMormon pipeline Pioneer Heritage Heritage Center Area Established HISTORIC PANGUITCH MAIN STREET

HOLE-IN-THE-ROCK ESCALANTE HERITAGE CENTER

Light bulb invented

- Panguitch abandoned

Widtsoe (Winder) settled

Escalante DominguezMormon ExpeditionarrivalPanguitch in Utah establishedBlack Hawk WarPowell ExpeditionPowell/ThompsonPanguitch Expedition resettledHatch settled Antimony establishedPanguitch LakeBryce settled area settledEscalante settledTelephone inventedHenrieville settledHole-In-The-RockCannonville Expedition settledGarfield – CountyBoulder created settledTropic foundedUtah becomesSpanish 45th state AmericanForest War ReservesFirst created telephone company Electricity comesFirst to automobile the countyFirst in lodging county atBryce Bryce Canyon CanyonBryce Nat’l Mon.Canyon establishedRoad becomes opens Utah throughUtah Nat’l National RedPark Canyon ParkBoulder renamed still receivesCapitol mail Reefby mule Nat’l Mon.Highway created 12 finishedDixie between Nat’l Forest Boulder boundaries gets electricityUranium created Boom Glen Canyon DamCapitol complete Reef becomes Glen- creates Canyon aLake Nat’l Nat’lTicaboo Powell Park Recreation was builtHighway Area created 12 pavedScenic from Byways BoulderUtah designated designatesto Torrey through ScenicGrand USFS Byways Staircase-Escalante program Highwayand 12 becomes Nat’l Mon. a National Heritagecreated ScenicHwy 89 Byway becomesHole-In-The-Rock Escalante

1911 1971 2011 1875 1876 1878 1879 1880 1882 1889 1892 1896 1898 1903 1906 1910 1912 1916 1923 1924 1925 1928 1935 1937 1939 1945 1947 1966 1972 1979 1985 1988 1990 1996 2002 2006 1950s 29 1776 1847 1864 1865-67 1869 1871-77 1871 1872 1873 1873-74 1874 Bryce Canyon Nat’l Hell’s Park Backbone Road/Bridge Bryce Canyon completed Airport Escalante completed and Boulder Backways including Highway 12 and an Panguitch All-American gets natural Road Nat’l gasMormon pipeline Pioneer Heritage Heritage Center Area Established PANSAUGUNT SCENIC BACKWAYS ITINERARIES If you choose to spend the week on the Pansaugunt Scenic Backways, you’ll be treated to incredible backcountry, including:

Bryce Canyon Country has many beautiful • Hole in the Rock and adventurous areas to explore. Those • Smokey Mountain visiting in the area will find plenty of great • Cottonwood Canyon outdoor activities, such as hiking, biking, • East Fork Sevier horseback riding, off-roading and more. The area features lakes, canyons, plateaus Plan to take plenty of water, and check road conditions ahead of time as many locations can be isolated. and forests, which are perfect destinations for those seeking a great outdoor escape. You will also find amazing scenic drives and interesting Native American and pioneer history. HIKING Our seven-day hiking itinerary takes you through the other-worldliness of the hoodoos in Bryce Canyon, the mesmerizing slot canyons of No matter how you choose to explore Willis Creek and Bull Valley Gorge, the pre-historic rock art of the Bryce Canyon Country, your trip will be Grand Staircase-Escalante, and beyond. an experience of a lifetime. Follow our itineraries exactly, or use them as a You’ll walk through ankle-deep water to sandy ground, along starting point to create your own. tree-covered washes to pink and white limestone cliffs, all the brycecanyoncountry.com/more/ while taking in sights you can’t see any other way. maps-and-itineraries/

CAPITOL REEF Capitol Reef is filled with ancient history and incredible naturalwonders. From the scenic byways to the many trails for hiking and biking, you’ll ex- perience stunning sandstone cliffs, multi-colored rock formations, narrow canyons, and more.

You may spot a bison or two (or an entire herd!), and don’t be surprised if you stumble on petroglyphs and other remnants of the prehistoric Fremont Native American culture.

30 ITINERARY COMBO This six-day itinerary takes you through the southern part of Bryce Canyon Country. Explore Grand Staircase in depth.

You’ll also experience Boulder Mountain, home to more than 80 lakes – many of them annually stocked for fishing. Take in the rugged landscape of Capitol Reef National Park, including the Waterpocket Fold, a 100-mile long wrinkle in the earth’s crust

BOULDER MOUNTAIN Spend the week on one of only two major high-elevation lake areas in Utah. The 80 lakes and heavily forested landscape of Boulder Mountain create an environment ripe for fishing, ATV riding, hiking, photography, and more.

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.

31 ACCOMMODATIONS

WELCOME to Utah’s Bryce Canyon Country Accommodations Guide. Here you will find a complete list of places to stay and eat while you explore one of the most scenic and diverse places in the world. With so much to see and do, please “Take Your Time,” and we promise an experience you will never forget.

For more info, and a list of vacation rentals please visit brycecanyoncountry.com

POLE’S PLACE MAGNOLIAS STREET FOOD ANTIMONY BOULDER 465 N Hwy 12 460 Highway 12 435–335–7422 801-643-3510 LODGING LODGING W. polesplaceutah.com W. magnoliasstreetfood.com Units 10 | $ | E. [email protected] ROCKIN’ R RANCH & LODGE BOULDER MOUNTAIN 459 N. Main St GUEST RANCH RESTAURANTS SWEETWATER KITCHEN 801-382-8840 36 N. Brecky Lane (Hells backbone Rd) Salt Gulch/Hell’s Backbone Rd W. rockinrranch.com 435-335-7480 BURR TRAIL GRILL 435–335–7482 E. [email protected] W. bouldermountainguestranch.com Hwy 12 & Burr Trail W. sweetwaterkitchen.com Units 41 | $$-$$$ | | | | | E. [email protected] 435–335–7511 E. [email protected] Units 12 | W. burrtrailgrill.com CAMPGROUNDS BOULDER MOUNTAIN LODGE BURR TRAIL OUTPOST CAMPGROUNDS ANTIMONY MERC Jct Hwy 12 & Burr Trail 14 N Highway 12 CAMPGROUND 800–556–3446 435-335-7565 HALL’S STORE CAMPGROUND W. boulder–utah.com 70 N HWY 22 W. burrtrailoutpost.com 425 N Hwy 12 E. info@boulder–utah.com 435–624–3253 E. [email protected] 435–335–7304 Units 22 | $$-$$$ | | | | Units 24 | $ | | | Units 4 | $ | | | HELL’S BACKBONE GRILL CIRCLE CLIFFS Hwy 12 & Burr Trail RESTAURANTS 205 N Hwy 12 435-335-7464 435–335–7333 W. hellsbackbonegrill.com ANTIMONY MERC W. boulderutah.com/lodge.html 70 N HWY 22 E. [email protected] E. [email protected] 435–624–3253 Units 3 | $-$$ | | | 32 $ 75 & Under | $$ 76–200 | $$$ 201+ | Wi-Fi | Pet-Friendly | Pool | Handicap | Tent Sites | For a list of vacation rentals please visit brycecanyoncountry.com BRYCE POINT LODGE CANYON DINER RUBY’S INN BRYCE CANYON RESORT BRYCE CANYON AREA 1150 Hwy 12 26 S Main St RV PARK 435-834-5227 800–468–8660 | 435–834–5341 Jct. Hwy 12 & 63 LODGING W. fostersmotel.com W. rubysinn.com 800–834–0043 | 435–834–5351 E. [email protected] W. brycecanyonresort.com BEST WESTERN PLUS, Units 39 | $$ | | COWBOYS BUFFET & E. [email protected] BRYCE CANYON GRAND HOTEL STEAK ROOM RUBY’S INN Units 16 | $ | | | | 30 N 100 E BRYCE VIEW LODGE 26 S Main St 866–866–6634 | 435–834–5700 105 E Center St 800–468–8660 | 435–834–5341 RUBY’S INN RV PARK W. brycecanyongrand.com 888–279–2304 | 435–834–5180 W. rubysinn.com & CAMPGROUND E. [email protected] W. bryceviewlodge.com Hwy 63 Units 164 | $-$$$ | | | | E. [email protected] COWBOY RANCH HOUSE 866–878–9373 | 435–834–5301 Units 160 | $-$$ | | | | | AT BRYCE CANYON RESORT W. brycecanyoncampgrounds.com BEST WESTERN PLUS, Jct Hwys 12 & 63 E. [email protected] RUBY’S INN THE LODGE AT BRYCE CANYON 800–834–0043 | 435–834–5351 Units 115 | $ | | | | | | 26 S Main St Located in Bryce Canyon National Park W. brycecanyonresort.com/dining 800–468–8660 | 435–834–5341 877–386–4383 | 435–834–8700 W. rubysinn.com W. BryceCanyonForever.com EBENEZER’S BARN & GRILL CANNONVILLE E. [email protected] E. [email protected] Cowboy dinner show Units 370 | $-$$$ | | | | | Units 110 | $-$$$ | | | | | 110 E Center St LODGING 435-834-8003 BRYCE CANYON PINES MOTEL RESTAURANTS W. ebenezersbarnandgrill.com BRYCE CANYON VILLAS Highway 12 Mile Marker 10 75 North Red Rock Drive

800–892–7923 | 435–834–5441 BRYCE CANYON LODGE SUBWAY SANDWICHES 435-679-8106 Jct Hwy 12 & 63 W. brycecanyonmotel.com Located in Bryce Canyon National Park W. brycecanyonvillas.com 435–834–5576 E. bcpines@color–country.net 435–834–5361 E. [email protected] Units 51 | $-$$$ | | | | W. brycecanyonforever.com/lodge-dining Units 5 | $-$$ | | | | | UPTOP STEAKHOUSE BRYCE CANYON RESORT BRYCE CANYON PINES Hwy 12 GRAND STAIRCASE INN 435–834–5227 Jct. Hwy 12 & 63 Hwy 12 105 N Kodachrome Dr W. uptop-steakhouse.business.site 866–834–0043 | 435–834–5351 800–892–7923 | 435–834–5441 877–472–6346 | 435–679–8400 W. brycecanyonmotel.com W. brycecanyonrestaurant.com W. grandstaircaseinn.com

E. [email protected] VALHALLA PIZZERIA E. grandinn@color–country.net Units 72 | $-$$$ | | | | | AND COFFEE SHOP Units 26 | $-$$ | | | Highway 63

435-834-8700 CAMPGROUNDS W. BryceCanyonForever.com CANNONVILLE– CAMPGROUNDS BRYCE VALLEY KOA 215 North Red Rock Dr. BRYCE CANYON PINES 888–562–4710 | 435–679–8988 CAMPGROUND W. brycecanyonkoa.com 10 miles off US 89 on Hwy 12 E. bvkoa@color–country.net 800–892–7923 | 435–834–5441 Units 55 | $-$$ | | | | | | W. brycecanyonmotel.com E. bcpines@color–country.net Units 24 | $ | | | |

33 33 ESCALANTE ESCAPES ESCALANTE YURTS PROSPECTOR INN ESCALANTE 520 West 200 North 1605 N Pine Creek Rd 380 W Main 435-668-2108 844-200-YURT | 435-826-4222 435–826–GOLD (4653) LODGING W. escalanteescapes.com W. escalanteyurts.com Units 50 | $-$$ | | | E. [email protected] E. [email protected] CANYON COUNTRY LODGE Units 3 | $$ | Units 5 | $$-$$$ | | | RAINBOW COUNTRY B&B 760 E Highway 12 585 E 300 S (east end of town) W. canyoncountrylodge.com ESCALANTE OUTFITTERS THE INN OF ESCALANTE 800–252–8824 | 435–826–4567 E. [email protected] & BUNKHOUSE 280 W Main W. bnbescalante.com Units 28 | $$ | | | 310 W Main 866–826–4890 | 435–826–4890 E. [email protected] 866–455–0041 | 435–826–4266 W. theinnofescalatne.com Units 4 | $$ | | | | CANYONS BED & BREAKFAST W. escalanteoutfitters.com E. [email protected] 120 E Main St E. [email protected] Units 8 | $$ | | | THE SHOOTING STAR 435–826–4747 | 866–KANYONS | $ | | | | | RV RESORT W. canyonsbnb.com PADRE MOTEL 2020 West Highway 12 E. [email protected] ESCALANTE’S 20 E Main (1.5 miles west of Escalante) Units 4 | $$ | | WILD WEST RETREAT 435-826-4433 435–826–4440 269 S 200 E W. padremotel.com W. shootingstar-rvresort.com CIRCLE D MOTEL & EATERY 866–292–3043 | 435–826–4849 E. [email protected] E. [email protected] 475 W Main W. wildwestretreat.com Units 12 | $-$$ | | | Units 9 | $$ | | | | 435–826–4297 E. [email protected] W. escalantecircledmotel.com Units 2 | $$ | | E. [email protected] Units 22 | $-$$ | | |

COWBOY COUNTRY INN 25 S. 100 West 435–826–4250 W. cowboycountryinn.com E. [email protected] Units 7 | $$ | | |

ENTRADA ESCALANTE LODGE 480 West Main Street 435-826-4000 W. entradaescalante.com E. [email protected] | $$-$$$ | | | |

ESCALANTE CABINS & RV PARK 680 West Main Street 435-826-4433 W. grandstaircaseresort.com E. [email protected] Units 5 | $-$$ | | | | |

34 $ 75 & Under | $$ 76–200 | $$$ 201+ | Wi-Fi | Pet-Friendly | Pool | Handicap | Tent Sites | For a list of vacation rentals please visit brycecanyoncountry.com SLOT CANYONS INN NEMO’S DRIVE THRU ESCALANTE OUTFITTERS RIVERSIDE RANCH North Creek Lakes Exit on State Highway 12 40 E MAIN & BUNKHOUSE 594 Hwy 89 866–889–8375 | 435–826–4901 435–826–4500 310 W Main 435-720-4464 W. slotcanyonsinn.com W. feedtheadventure.com 866–455–0041 | 435–826–4266 W. riversideranch.com E. [email protected] E. [email protected] W. escalanteoutfitters.com E. [email protected] Units 9 | $$-$$$ | | | E. [email protected] Units 12 | $-$$ | | | | NORTH CREEK GRILL Units 1 | $ | | | | | RESTAURANTS 3680 W State Hwy 12 RESTAURANTS 435–616–4999 THE SHOOTING STAR 4TH WEST PUB W. slotcanyonsinn.com RV RESORT CAFÉ ADOBE 425 W Main St. 2020 West Highway 12 16 N Main, Box 440 435-826-4525 SUBWAY (1.5 miles west of Escalante) 435–735–4020 75 E Main 435–826–4440 BOOT’S CAFÉ 435–826–4232 W. shootingstar-rvresort.com THE GALAXY DINER 44 N 400 W E. [email protected] 216 N Main Hwy 89 435-826-4411 UTAH CANYON OUTDOORS - Units 40 | $ | | | | | 435–735–4017 W. smithbootscafe.wixsite.com/bootscafe1 THE COFFEE SPOT W. galaxyofhatch.com 325 W Main CIRCLE D 435–826–4967 HATCH HATCH STATION 485 W Main St. W. utahcanynoutdoors.com 177 S Main Hwy 89 435–826–4577 LODGING 435–735–4015 W. escalantecircledeatery.com WILD WEST RETREAT W. hatchstationutah.com COWBOY COOKOUTS BRYCE ZION INN DEVIL’S GARDEN GRILL 269 S 200 E HOODOO HIDEOUT 227 N Main 530 WEST MAIN ST. 866–292–3043 | 435–826–4849 244 South Main 435-735-4000 | 435-690-0325 435-826-4800 W. wildwestretreat.com 702-371-0426 W. devilsgardengrill.com W. brycezioninn.com OUTLAW SALOON E. [email protected] 138 North Main St CAMPGROUNDS E. [email protected] 435-233-7201 Units 20 | $$ | | ESCALANTE SHOWHOUSE CANYONS OF ESCALANTE W. outlawbrycecanyon.com 50 W Main St. RV PARK & CABINS THE GALAXY OF HATCH - 435-826-4849 680 West Main “A Place Just for Bikers” CAMPGROUNDS W. escalanteshowhouse.com 435–826–4959 216 N Main W. canyonsofescalantervpark.com 435–735–4017 RIVERSIDE RANCH RV PARK E. [email protected] 594 Hwy 89 ESCA-LATTE CAFÉ AND W. galaxyofhatch.com Units 31 | $ | | | | | 435-720-4464 PIZZA PARLOR Units 7 | $-$$ | | | | 310 W Main St W. riversideranch.com 435–826–4266 ESCALANTE CABINS E. [email protected] HATCH STATION W. escalanteoutfitters.com AND RV PARK Units 75 | $-$$ | | | | | 177 S Main 680 West Main Street 435–690-0325 | 435–735–4015 435-826-4433 EXCURSIONS OF ESCALANTE W. hatchstationutah.com WILDERNESS RANCH RV PARK 435–826–4714 W. grandstaircaseresort.com Highway 89 mile marker 110, E. [email protected] W. excursionsofescalante.com E. [email protected] Bryce Woodland Dr. Units 15 | $-$$ | | Units 38 | $-$$ | | | | | 435-690-0077

W. wildernessranchrvpark.com KIVA KOFFEEHOUSE MOUNTAIN RIDGE CABINS Hwy 12 at Mile Marker 73.86 AND LODGING E. [email protected] 435–826–4550 Units 37 | 877-877-9939 | 435-735-4300 W. kivakoffehouse.com W. mountainridgelodging.com E. : [email protected]

Units 24 | $-$$ | | | | 35 35 CAMPGROUNDS CANYON LODGE MOTEL PURPLE SAGE MOTEL JUNCTION US–89 & U–12 210 N Main 132 East Center Street - PANGUITCH - RED CANYON RV PARK 800–440–8292 | 435–676–8292 800–241–6889 | 435–676–2659 AND CABINS W. www.canyonlodgemotel.com W. purplesagemotel.biz LODGING 1 mile E off Hwy 89 on Hwy 12 E. [email protected] E. [email protected] 435–676–2690 | 435–676–2243 Units 10 | $-$$ | | | | Units 14 | $-$$ | | | BRYCE GATEWAY INN W. redcanyonvillage.com 3066 Hwy 12 (1/4 mile E of US 89) E. [email protected] COLOR COUNTRY MOTEL RED BRICK INN OF 435–676–2350 | 435-676-8886 Units 48 | $ | | | | 526 N Main PANGUITCH B&B E. [email protected] 800–225–6518 | 435–676–2386 161 N 100 W Units 20 | $$ | | | W. colorcountrymotel.com 435–690–1048 PANGUITCH Units 26 | $-$$ | | | W. redbrickinn.com COTTONWOOD MEADOW LODGE E. [email protected] DAYS INN PANGUITCH Units 5 | $$-$$$ | | 2 miles south of Hwy 12 on US 89 LODGING 435–676–8950 180 E Center 435-676-8876 W. brycecanyoncabins.com ADOBE SANDS MOTEL RESTAURANTS W. wyndhamhotels.com/hotels/ E. [email protected] 390 N Main panguitch-utah?brand_id=DI BIG FISH FAMILY RESTAURANT Units 4 | $-$$ | | | 435–676–8874 Units 55 | $-$$ | | | | | 608 S Main W. adobesandsmotel.com 435–676–8999 QUALITY INN BRYCE CANYON E. [email protected] HISTORIC PANGUITCH INN W. big-fish-family-restaurant.business.site 3800 South Hwy. 89 Units 33 | $-$$ | | | | 435–676–8770 50 N Main 435–676–8871 C STOP PIZZA W. reservationcounter.com/hotels/ BEST HOST INN W. panguitchinn.com 561 E Center show/442245/quality-inn-bryce-canyon/ 730 N Main E. [email protected] 435–676–8366 E. [email protected] 435–676–2651 Units 80 | $$ | | | Units 25 | $-$$ | | | W. wyndham.com COWBOY’S SMOKEHOUSE BBQ E. [email protected] LAMPLIGHTER LODGE 95 N Main RODEWAY INN Units 16 | $-$$ | | | Jct Hwy 89 & 12, 3090 Hwy 12 581 N Main 435–676–8030 435–676–8362 cowboy.smokehouse@gmail. com 435–676–2350 | 435-676-8886 BLUE PINE MOTEL W. W. panguitchlamplighter.com E. thecowboysmokehouse.com E. [email protected] 130 N Main E. [email protected] Units 30 | $-$$ | | | 800-299-6115 | 435–676–8874 Units 13 | $-$$ | | FLYING M RESTAURANT W. bluepinemotel.com 614 N Main RESTAURANTS E. [email protected] MARIANNA INN MOTEL 435–676–8008 Units 20 | $-$$ | | | BRYCE GATEWAY INN 699 N Main 435–676–8844 HENRIE’S DRIVE–IN 3066 Hwy 12 (1/4 mile E of US 89) BRYCE CANYON MOTEL W. mariannainn.com 154 N Main Serving breakfast and lunch only 308 N Main E. [email protected] 435–676–2731 435–676–2350 | 435-676-8886 800–892–7923 | 435-676-8441 E. [email protected] Units 34 | $-$$ | | | | E. [email protected] KENNY RAY’S Units 13 | $ | | | IVO’S BBQ PANGUITCH HOUSE 80 N Main BED AND BREAKFAST 435–676–8851 3800 S Hwy 89 BRYCE WAY MOTEL 259 East Center Street W. kennyrays.com 435–676–8770 429 N Main 435–676–2574 | 435–899–0190 435–676–2400 W. panguitchhousebandb RALLY STOP FOOD COURT E. [email protected] E. [email protected] 10 East Center Street Units 26 | $-$$ | | | Units 5 | $-$$ | | | 435-676-2718

36 $ 75 & Under | $$ 76–200 | $$$ 201+ | Wi-Fi | Pet-Friendly | Pool | Handicap | Tent Sites | For a list of vacation rentals please visit brycecanyoncountry.com REEL BITES CAFE AT THE PANGUITCH RESTAURANTS CAMPGROUNDS PANGUITCH GEM THEATER KOA CAMPGROUND 105 N Main Street 555 S Main ASPEN COVE TAVERN ASPEN COVE CAMPGROUND 435-676-2221 800–562–1625 | 435–676–2225 225 E. North Shore Rd. 225 E. North Shore Rd. W. pagnutichGEMtheater.com W. koa.com/where/ut/44107/index.htm 435-676-8448 435-676-8448 E. [email protected] E. zionkoa@color–country.net W. AspenCoveResort.com W. Aspen Cove Resort.com Units 75 | $ | | | | | | E. [email protected] E. [email protected] RISE AND SHINE BAKERY Units 11 | $ | 190 North Main St. PARADISE RV CAMPGROUND 435-676-2854 BEAR PAW LAKE VIEW RESORT 2153 N Hwy 89, Box 655 BEAR PAW LAKE VIEW RESORT W. riseandshinebakeryandinn.com 435–676–8348 905 S Hwy 143 905 S Hwy 143 E. [email protected] W. bryce-zion-paradiserv-park.com 435–676–2650 888–553–8439 | 435–676–2650 E. [email protected] W. bearvalleyrv.com SUBWAY Units 70 | $ | | | | | THE BURGER BARN [email protected] 595 N Main Hwy 143 E. Units 20 | $ | | 435–676–8899 435–676–2445 | | PANGUITCH LAKE TANDOORI TAQUERIA PANGUITCH LAKE RESORT PANGUITCH LAKE GENERAL 5 North Main Street RESTAURANT STORE & RV PARK 53 W Hwy 143 435-962-9395 LODGING 791 So Lakeshore Dr. W. thetandooritaqueria.com 435–676–2464 E. [email protected] ASPEN COVE RESORT W. panguitchlakegeneralstore.com 225 E. North Shore Rd. Units 14 | $ | | 435-676-8448 WANDERLUST COWGIRL COFFEE W. Aspen Cove Resort.com PANGUITCH LAKE RESORT 575 E Center Street E. [email protected] 791 So Lakeshore Dr. 801-592-2252 Units 11 | $$ | 435–676–2864 | 435–676–2657 W. wanderlustcowgirlcoffee.com W. panguitchlakegeneralstore.com BEAR PAW LAKE VIEW RESORT E. [email protected] CAMPGROUNDS 905 S Hwy 143 Units 40 | $ | | 888–553–8439 | 435–676–2650 BEAR VALLEY RV & W. fishbearpaw.com CAMPGROUND RESORT E. [email protected] Junction of Hwy 20 and 89 Units 17 | $-$$ | | | 435-676-2243 | 435-676-2690 W. bearvalleyrv.com BLUE SPRINGS LODGE E. [email protected] 120 W Hwy 143 Units 40 | $ | | | | | 800–987–5634 | 435–676–2277 W. bluespringslodge.com HITCH-N-POST RV CAMPGROUND E. [email protected] 420 N Main Units 6 | $$ | 435–676–2436 W. hitchnpostrv.com PANGUITCH LAKE RESORT Units 38 | $ | | | | | 791 So Lakeshore Dr. 435–676–2864 W. rvfish.com/cabinrentals E. [email protected] Units 15 |-$$ | |

37 37 NORTH LAKE POWELLL/ BRYCE CANYON LIVERY B&B RED LEDGES INN THE PIZZA PLACE 660 W 50 S 181 N Main S 21 N Main & Center TICABOO 888–889–8910 | 435–679–8780 800–442–1890 | 435–679–8811 435–679–8888 W. brycecanyonbandb.com W. [email protected] W. brycecanyoninn.com/bryce-canyon-pizza LODGING E. [email protected] E. redledgesinn.com Units 5 | $$ | | Units 65 | $$ | | | RUSTLER’S TICABOO RESORT Hwy 12, 141 N Main BRYCE CANYON LOG CABINS Hwy 276 STEPPING STONE INN 435–679–8383 160 N Hwy 12 844-662-BOAT 21 S Main 435–679–8800 W. ticaboo.com 435–679–8998 SHOWDOWNS COWBOY KITCHEN W. brycecanyonlogcabins.com E. [email protected] W. bybeesteppingstone.com 80 S Main, Hwy 12 Units 10 | $$ | | | Units 75 | $$ | | | | | E. [email protected] at Bryce Pioneer Village Units 7 | $$ | 800–222–0381 | 435–679–8546 RESTAURANTS BRYCE PIONEER VILLAGE 80 S Main, Hwy 12 STONE CANYON INN STONE HEARTH GRILLE THE GRILL AT 866–657–8414 | 435–679–8546 1380 West Stone Canyon Lane 1380 W Stone Canyon Lane OFFSHORE MARINA W. brycepioneervillage.com 866–489–4680 | 435–679–8611 435–679–8923 E. [email protected] Hwy 276 W. stonecanyoninn.com W. stonehearthgrille.com Units 56 | $-$$ | | | | 844-662-BOAT E. [email protected] W. offshoremarina.com Units 12 | $$-$$$ | | | CAMPGROUNDS BRYCE TRAILS S’MOKI’S RESTAURANT BED & BREAKFAST RESTAURANTS BRYCE PIONEER VILLAGE CG 101 W Bryce Way Hwy 276 80 S Main, Hwy 12 866–215–5043 | 435–679–8700 844-662-BOAT BRYCE CANYON COFFEE CO. 866–657–8414 | 435–679–8546 W. brycetrails.com W. ticaboo.com 21 North Main W. bpvillage.com E. [email protected] E. [email protected] 435–616–2693 E. [email protected] Units 8 | $$ | Units 12 | $ | | | | IDK BBQ TROPIC BRYCE VALLEY LODGING 161 North Main 120 N Main W. idk-barbecue.business.site 435–679–8144 E. [email protected] LODGING W. brycevalleylodging.net E. [email protected] BRYCE COUNTRY CABINS Units 8 | $$ | | | 320 N Main 888–679–8643 | 435–679–8643 BUFFALO SAGE W. brycecountrycabins. com BED & BREAKFAST E. brycecc@color–country.net 980 N Main, Scenic Byway 12 Units 20 | $-$$$ | | | 866–232–5711 | 435–679–8443 W. buffalosage.com BRYCE CANYON INN E. [email protected] 21 N Main Hwy 12 Units 4 | $$ | 800–592–1468 | 435–679–8502 W. brycecanyoninn.com BULLBERRY INN E. bryce@color–country.net BED & BREAKFAST Units 20 | $-$$$ | | | 412 S Hwy 12 435–679–8820 W. bullberryinn.com E. [email protected] Units 5 | $$ | | 38 $ 75 & Under | $$ 76–200 | $$$ 201+ | Wi-Fi | Pet-Friendly | Pool | Handicap | Tent Sites | For a list of vacation rentals please visit brycecanyoncountry.com LOCAL GUIDES

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PAWZ A 1460 E. 4200 N. • Panguitch P 435-691-3696 W panguitchanglers.com E [email protected] RED CANYON TRAIL RIDES A Pines Motel • Hwy. 12 • Bryce P 800-892-7923 • 435-834-5441 E [email protected] RISING DT RANCH HORSE TOURS A 3680 West State Highway 12 • Escalante P 435-616-3045 W escalantehorsetours.com ROCKIN’ R RANCH A 705 N Main Highway 22 • Antimony P 801-733-9538 W rockinrranch.com ROCKY POINT BOAT DOCK A Panguitch Lake P 435-676-2205 W rockypointboatdock.com TICABOO BASE CAMP A Highway 276 • Ticaboo P 844-662-BOAT W ticaboo.com TRIPLE C ARENA A 800 N. 115 E. • Panguich P 435-676-8949 W triplecarena.com E [email protected] UTAH CANYONS A 325 W. Main • Escalante P 435–826–4697 W utahcanyons.com E [email protected] WILD WEST RETREAT COOKOUT A 269 South 200 East • Escalante P 866-292-3043 • 435-826-4849 W wildwestretreat.com E [email protected]

41 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 42 Calf Creek Falls ...... 65 Escalante Petrified Forest...... 48 Hole–in–the–Rock ...... 100 Natural Bridges Nat’l Mon...... 283 Red Canyon ...... 8 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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X-C Skiing ATV Scenic Flights PANGUITCH 43 BLANDING ESCALANTE PETRIFIED FOREST STATE PARK CALF PAROWAN CREEK GRAND STAIRCASE- Pine FALLS ESCALANTE LAKE PANGUITCH RED CANYON Lake NATIONAL 276 POWELL LAKE MONUMENT 12 ESCALANTE TICABOO 143 HATCH BRYCE CEDAR CEDAR BRYCE TROPIC GLEN CANYON CITY BREAKS CANYON NATIONAL NAT’L Tropic NATIONAL DEVIL’S RECREATION AREA MON. Reservoir PARK ROCK HENRIEVILLE GARDEN ZION NATIONAL PARK ST. GEORGE CANNONVILLE LAS VEGAS KODACHROME BASIN BULL FROG 89 STATE PARK 14 GROSVENOR ARCH HOLE-IN-THE-ROCK ZION NATIONAL PARK GRAND CANYON LAKE POWELL P.O. Box 200 | 55 South Main | Panguitch, Utah 84759 800-444-6689 | brycecanyoncountry.com

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