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THE STORY OF IS RICH IN WHAT MATTERS MOST! SEE PAGE 3

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WILL ‘WHITE POCKET’ BE THE NEXT WAVE? KICK OFF CHRISTMAS 2020 IN KANAB! WITH THE - SEE PAGE 4 ‘CHRISTMAS CAROL-ALONG’ - SEE PAGE 4

IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE – THE SHOW MUST GO ON! IT’S A CHRISTMAS GINGERBREAD PARADE OF HOMES! - SEE PAGE 4 - SEE PAGE 4 THE INDEPENDENT & ZION GUIDE CONTENTS DECEMBER 2020

The Independent Section ...... 2 Popular Zion Hikes ...... 17 Events ...... 3 Maps Opinion ...... 5 Kanab Utah Business & Services Map ...... 18 Downtown St. George ...... 5 Greater Southern Utah & Zion Area Map ...... 14 The Independent Movie Reviews ...... 6 Springdale Utah Business & Services Map ..... 10 St. George Area Calendar ...... 7 Zion Canyon Shuttle & Parking info ...... 12 Tips, Info, & Fun Dining & Shopping Guide to Utah’s Liquor Laws ...... 11 Kanab Area Featured Shops & Restaurants ... 19 Safety, General, & Minimizing Impact Tips ...... 9 Springdale Featured Restaurants ...... 11 Southern Utah State & National Parks Listing 15 On the cover The cast of Kayenta Arts’ Hiking Events Steel Magnolias. Less-Traveled Zion Hikes ...... 16 Zion Area Annual Events Calendar...... 13 Story on page 3.

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limited amount of time to put together a short film (7 minutes in length) using any available resources. Seventeen filmmaking teams signed up for this yuletide quick turnaround challenge, but the number of completed films hadn’t yet been determined at press time. That said, dur- FMASU’S ing “A Merry Movie Christmas,” attendees will have the rare opportunity to experience these “A MERRY completed cinematic holiday creations alongside the creative and dedicated storytellers that put MOVIE them together. Additionally, attendees will have a hand in picking the best of the best as there will be prizes awarded to the three strongest CHRISTMAS” short films of the bunch. “A Merry Movie Christmas” will take place RETURNS on Saturday, December 19th, at the histor- Creating A Springboard for Local ic Electric Theater. Doors will open at 1:30 Filmmakers and Raising Awareness for “Root PM with “The Holiday Edition of the Guerilla For Kids” Shorts Showcase” beginning at 2 PM. In addi- The 501(C)(3) nonprofit Film and Media tion to this impressive collection of holiday- Alliance of Southern Utah (FMASU) returns appropriate short films, attendees can also with “A Merry Movie Christmas,” a film-centric expect a delicious meal, a special visit from a holiday-inspired event for all ages created as socially distanced Santa Claus (yes, there will both a springboard for local filmmaking talent be photo ops), and a handful of wonderfully fes- and as a fundraiser for important local causes. tive surprises. Tickets are only $15. Discounted This year, half of the proceeds from “A Merry tickets are available for seniors ($10), students Movie Christmas” will go to Root For Kids, a (with ID), and children under 11 ($5). For more vital nonprofit designed to help families create ticket info and event updates, visit fmasu.com. a nurturing environment for optimal growth As a bonus, immediately following “A and aid in children’s early development. Since Merry Movie Christmas” charity event, FMASU 1993, Root For Kids (previously known as The will present a special free screening of “The Learning Center) has served as a beacon of hope Muppet Christmas Carol.” This wonderful spin as they’ve lent a helping hand to over 16,000 on the timeless Charles Dickens classic features families. your favorite muppets in holiday action as well FMASU and “A Merry Movie Christmas” as a masterful performance by the legend- promise a magical afternoon of cinematic enter- ary Michael Caine as Scrooge. “The Muppet tainment for attendees in honor of Root For Christmas Carol” is expected to start at 6 PM. Kids and our vibrant community of storytellers. On a final note, FMASU is well aware The proceedings will start with the 10th anni- that we are all living in extraordinary times. As versary of “The Holiday Edition of the Guerilla such, all safety precautions will be taken at this Shorts Showcase.” Participating filmmakers event. Included; Limited seating, social distanc- were given a Christmas themed topic and a ing, sanitizing stations, and masks.

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CINDY NELSON ® 805.204.7667 [email protected] www.KanabProperties.com December ’20 • Page 3 The play met with immediate critical has played music in almost every state in and widespread acceptance in its premier the US and the leader of Stone Company. production by New York’s WPA Theatre. Read more about them at stonecompany. Concerned with a group of gossipy southern weebly.com. They will be playing at 7:45 PM ladies in a small-town beauty parlor, the play on the 12th. is alternately hilarious and touching—and, Lisa MacFarlane found an artistic in the end, it powerfully reveals the strength home in Las Vegas as an adult to perform THE STORY and purposefulness which underlies the and connect with blues music lovers, music antic banter of its characters. “Harling has students, and fellow creatives to craft her given his women sharp, funny dialogue… OF STEEL first album, Picnic (out everywhere). Picnic The play builds to a conclusion that is deeply tells the story of leaving an abusive rela- MAGNOLIAS tionship and learning to love healthily and respectfully in the aftermath. See her at IS RICH IN 7:20 PM on the 12th. Rebecca Gent (7 PM) is a young singer/ WHAT songwriter, but her music speaks words beyond her age. She works with specific MATTERS and straightforward aspects of emotion and relates it to many moments in time. She has MOST! had the opportunity to work with many pro- In Steel Magnolias, Friendship, fessional producers and professional artists. Laughter, and Love can be found through Rebecca has released two original songs, any type of weather, life experiences, pan- Lonely and Brushed by Familiar, found on demics, politics, social, ills, or religious all music platforms. beliefs. RELATIONSHIPS are the most precious of all gifts in this poignant and hilari- For more information, visit https:// moving.” —NY Daily News. “…a skillfully www.kayentaarts.com/ ous play by Robert Harling—perfect timing crafted, lovingly evoked picture of eccentric- for the holiday season. ity in the small-town South…” —Drama- Back by popular demand for a lim- Logue. “…suffused with humor and tinged ited engagement this December, warm your with tragedy.” —NY Post. CELEBRITY CONCERT SERIES bones in the Lorraine Boccardo Theater at December 11th also brings a great the Center For the Arts at Kayenta. Safety Holiday Concert with Drew & Lacey! measures are securely in place. Masks, tem- They spent the last ten years immersed TO RETURN IN 2021 Dear Valued Patrons, we want to thank appreciate you! perature checks, sanitization stations will in the Nashville music scene. The couple you for your patience over the last month On a positive note, we are looking for- all keep you feeling safe and sound as you spent time on music row recording, writing, since our announcement to cancel the fall ward to the fall of 2021! Our season was enter Truvy’s beauty salon, where all the and collaborating with top musicians, but portion of the Celebrity Concert Series. Each ladies who are anybody in Chinquapin, Drew & Lacey truly shine when they are on carefully selected to provide a variety of week we have been evaluating the possibil- Louisiana, come to have their hair done and stage. Their stage presence is dynamic and entertainment full of uplifting performances ity of future performances scheduled from swap gossip. magnetic. This magnetism allowed them for our patrons. We are happy to announce January to March. to sell out the RutledgeWest in downtown that the majority will remain unchanged for As we receive updated directives from Nashville for six years in a row. Since mov- the 21-22 season. For now, we hope that you state officials and the Southwest Public ing to southern Utah, Drew became the have a healthy and happy holiday season. Health Department, along with information principal at Tuacahn High School for the Although this year we cannot be togeth- on increasing Covid-19 cases in our area, Performing Arts, and the duo has continued er, we are sending well wishes and thoughts we feel it is best to postpone the remain- to play music. They were resident musicians your way. Looking forward to a safer time ing Celebrity Concert Series season for the at the OC Tanner Amphitheater in Zion, where we can see your smiling faces in our health and well-being of our community. Utah, for the summer of 2016, and have audience will always keep us motivated to opened for Jay Leno and the Steep Canyon All tickets for canceled shows will be refunded. There is no need to contact the present performance art that will bond us Rangers at Tuacahn Amphitheater. Drew & together as a community. We miss you, we Lacey’s latest album, Most Likely, was pro- DSU Ticket Office to confirm; only keep in appreciate you, and we hope you have a won- duced by Scott Wiley at June Audio in Provo mind that it may take time for our staff to derful Holiday and Happy New Year! and is available on all music platforms. address each order and process your refund. Ginger Nelson – Director of Arts On December 12th, don’t miss the We cherish your patronage and loyalty as we UN-Holiday concert with Stone Company, have been working hard to find a solution Programming Lisa MacFarlane, and Rebecca Gent. It will to move forward. You have been patient and Karin Edwards – Arts Programming Helped by her eager new assistant, have nothing to do with Christmas. We understanding through this process, and we Coordinator Annelle (who is not sure whether or not promise! she is still married, Anne Schwab), the outspoken, wise-cracking Truvy (Barbie Christensen), dispenses shampoos and free advice to the town’s wealthy curmudgeon, Ouiser (“I’m not crazy, I’ve just been in a bad mood for forty years” Jane Williams); an eccentric millionaire, Miss Clairee (the past mayors’ wife with a raging sweet tooth, Chrystine P. Hyatt); and the local social leader, M’Lynn (Jan Broberg), whose daugh- ter, Shelby (the prettiest girl in town, Angie Nayolor), is about to marry a “good ole boy.” Filled with hilarious repartee and not just a few acerbic but humorously reveal- Stone Company is a “Potato Music” trio ing verbal collisions, the play draws on the featuring multi-instrumentalists Jon Stone, underlying strength—and love—of woman- Byron Owens, and Josh Baird. They play hood, which makes its characters genuinely an upbeat blend of Euro-American roots touching, funny, and marvelously amiable music with a groovy twist. Stone Company company in good times and bad. This is an is headquartered in Southern Utah. Born M & S Turquoise all-star cast who are excited to be working in Texas, educated in Kentucky, and refined professionally together again after success- in Louisiana, Jonathan Stone is a multi- fully producing this play at CFAK in 2018! instrumentalist musician and vocalist who

The entire staff at M&S enjoys participating with our all-volunteer team, from those who sort, shop, and wrap gifts, as well as our great community friends who continue to support us in this effort. We will be taking donations at 53 E. SHIVWITS St. George Blvd., either in person or over the phone at 435-628-0393 (we can accept TOY DRIVE credit card donations) or through Venmo at jamesmsevy. NEEDS YOUR If you have any questions, you can call or e-mail us at [email protected]. HELP! Thank you for your support! Jim, Kent, and Bret Sevy are pleased to SHIVWITT TOY DRIVE DONATIONS can be made at store, be helping with the Shivwits Toy Drive once Email ([email protected]), by phone (435-632-8407) again this year. Now in Its 20th year, we have been able or venmo (@jamesmsevy). to do this in conjunction with Glen Rogers and tribal leaders. Our goal is to have a gift for each child under 18 and then help with food for the Wholesale to the public party. They also have a wonderful local woman who has knitted scarves and beanies (435) 628-2514 for 100s of the tribal members over the past few years. 53 East St. George Blvd. This year, despite the obstacles brought St. George, Utah 84770 on by Covid-19, we hope to do as much as we have in the past or more. Because of Fax (435) 673-2556 our great community, in the last couple of years, we have been able to extend help to [email protected] 3 other southern Piute groups in our end of the state. December ’20 • Page 4 Jo Swerling, and Frank Capra. The stage presentation is set on Christmas Eve of 1947 in a radio studio, where James Stewart WILL ‘WHITE POCKET’ and Donna Reed have been invited to recreate their roles from the film released the BE THE NEXT WAVE? previous year. Four other actors take posi- tions behind four microphones to create all IT’S A the remaining characters from the fictional Bedford Falls. WONDERFUL But since it is staged as a radio show, why not just broadcast it and forego having a live audience? “Because watching these LIFE – actors create the voices and sound effects is more than half the fun,” proclaims Bugg. THE SHOW “Have you ever wished you could have been in the audience for some of the old-time radio MUST GO ON! broadcasts, and seen Orson Welles, Jack While many theatre companies have Benny, Gracie Allen, George Burns, Lucille shut their doors during the pandemic, the Ball, Hattie McDaniel, or Edger Bergen work SimonFest Theatre Company believes that their magic in front of the mic?” live-theatre is an essential part of a healthy “Storytelling is what makes us human,” community. So, follow all COVID19 guide- Bugg continues. “We must continue to share lines, the theatre is moving forward with its our stories as gifts, not battering rams. Christmas show this year; – It’s a Wonderful As a company, we have a healthy respect Life! for the pandemic dangers, but we believe “It’s a Wonderful Life is the perfect show that we must not live by fear but by the to help us remember desire—the need—the our humanity and our drive to remain a united worth,” says Founder and Most desert aficionados are familiar and astrophotography; given its remote society. Storytelling may Artistic Director Richard with The Wave and with the story behind location, the skies’ darkness at White Pocket also be the greatest cata- Bugg. “It’s easy to lose how it became famous. In a nutshell, this is nothing short of spectacular – and it’s a lyst for the peace that focus on those things is the Wave’s history as a desert bucket list fantastic backcountry spot to car-camp. we have. When we share when quarantined from destination: back in the 1990s, there was no Southern Utah and Northern Arizona our stories honestly (with one another. This story is permit system for the Wave – because the locals have long known that White the goal of mutual under- one of my personal favor- Wave was an obscure locals-only spot that standing, not rabble- Pocket parallels the Wave in wow-factor, ites, and Jimmy Stewart not enough people knew about to want to rousing), then we share photography, and adventure appeal. And is my favorite actor. I’ll go there. Then, the story goes - a European a cathartic journey with at this point, it seems like the world might have to share the story film crew captured footage of The Wave, our audience. That catharsis causes empa- just be on the cusp of catching on as well: with you sometime, of how I almost had a and it started to, pardon the pun, make thy; empathy leads to peace. And there is in the fall of 2020, Apple decided to include private luncheon with Mr. Stewart!” Just ask a splash. What really put The Wave on nothing as powerful as sharing that experi- White Pocket as the sole non-abstract stock him after the show. the map, though, was its appearance as ence in a darkened theater.” wallpaper in iOS 14.2 for iPhones and It’s a Wonderful Life is the story of a wallpaper in the Windows Operating It’s a Wonderful Life plays December idealistic George Bailey, who feels trapped System in 2009. Today, the Wave is one of iPads. With more than 200 million iPhones 18th, 19th, and 21st at 7 PM at the Heritage one Christmas Eve, doubting his worth, the most coveted hikes in the nation with sold annually and Center Theater at 105 N 100 E in Cedar and thinks of ending his life. We share his what must be the over a billion devices City. Tickets are available online at www. journey of rescue, redemption, and purpose. most competitive out there that are simonfest.org or by phone at 435-267-0194. The script being used is by Joe Landry. It recreational permit compatible with iOS The ticketing system automatically distanc- honors both the original short story by Philip system out there: 14.2, there are all es audience groupings. We are asking audi- almost a quarter- Van Doren Stern entitled “The Greatest of a sudden a lot of ence members to wear masks. Ticket prices Gift,” and the screenplay of It’s a Wonderful million people a year are $20 for adults; $15 for veterans; $12 for folks who are now Life by Frances Goodrich, Albert Hackett, apply for only 7300 youth 6-17 available permits, carrying White putting the odds of Pocket in their obtaining a permit pockets. at less than 3%. There has KICK OFF CHRISTMAS IN Only a small already been an percentage of Wave uptick in visitation KANAB! WITH OUR hopefuls know, though, that there is an to White Pocket, but fortunately for those equally spectacular and much more remote who seek solitude, White Pocket is vast, and ‘CHRISTMAS CAROL-ALONG’ destination a few miles east of the Wave: it is still easy to find peace and quiet out We are excited to have a new activity in This FREE family event will tell the White Pocket. Just like the Wave back in there. We won’t speculate for how long it’ll Kanab to bring Christmas cheer to all ages! story of a community that comes together with the 1990s, White Pocket is not covered by stay that way — but we’re grateful to have a permit system because not enough people Make some wonderful new memories with the Christmas Spirit despite hard times. Live this gem in our backyard, and hope that the know about the destination or have the your family this holiday season as you join us caroling will help tell this “Corona Christmas” difficulty of White Pocket’s access roads will tools to get there: it’s a long and challenging for our first annual “Christmas Carol Along” on story, and every family will be invited to join keep visitor numbers at a manageable level Saturday, December 5th. The Christmas Drive along! There will also be delicious hot chocolate 4-wheel deep-sand approach drive. for a while to come. through will be open from 5-7 PM starting in catered by Sego, lights and fun decorations, Yet White Pocket has already started the back of the New Kanab Center Parking Lot. gifts from Santa for all children, and a message to make its own waves among outdoor See you out there! Families will be able to stay warm and socially of hope to start our Christmas season! photography circles – no surprise, given For guided tours to White Pocket, look up distanced in the comfort of their vehicles while The ‘New Kanab Center’ is located at 180 its amazing topography and colors. It is Dreamland Safari Tours on the web at www. still enjoying the Christmas spirit and favorite E. 100 N., Kanab, UT 84741 a terrific destination for both landscape dreamlandtours.net or call 435-644-5506. holiday songs! We hope to see you there!! IT’S A CHRISTMAS GINGERBREAD PARADE – OF HOMES! St. George, Utah - The St. George may pick up a blank stamp card from the St Gingerbread Parade kicks off Nov 30 and George Children’s Museum. continues through Saturday, Dec 12, ending The parade tour and entry to the Holiday with the Holiday Market at Ancestor Square, Market are free and exciting for all ages. 2 West St George Blvd, St. George, UT from Our mission: Promote communi- 1–4 PM. ty and Christmas Spirit with the annual This is a free, family, and kid-friendly Gingerbread Parade; Encourage buy local community event. and support local businesses; Raise funds for During the tour, Nov 30 - Dec 12, four- the St George Children’s Museum. teen participating businesses will showcase About St George Gingerbread House uniquely crafted gingerbread Parade “houses” or gingerbread cre- The St. George ations. Visitors may cast votes Gingerbread House Parade for their favorite creation for a was founded in 2019. chance to win in-store prizes. The origins date back to The gingerbread houses will 2012 when local business remain at the area businesses McArthur Jewelers host- for the full two weeks. Visitors ed the then Gingerbread need to see them during reg- House Tour for the his- ular business hours of each toric downtown St George location. Please be respectful as they will still be conduct- businesses along Main ing business during the tour. Street. The organizers have Check our website for hours of switched hands over the operation; and spotlight posts years, and in 2019, local about each business or vol- resident, Melissa Daams, unteer baker at www.ginger- founded the organization Photo credit - breadparade.org after learning it wasn’t Dulcet Cake Co. This year we are bring- going to be organized that ing back the stamp cards. So year. Her goal is to bring when you visit each of the gingerbread house together area businesses, benefit a local non- locations, collect a stamp from each stop and profit, and create an idyllic family and com- bring your completed stamp cards to the munity Christmas experience. She has opened Holiday Market at Ancestor Square (Dec 12, up the event to all St George area businesses 1–4 PM) for a Kid-Friendly Prize. We have to get involved. Visit www.gingerbreadparade. enough prizes for the first 100 children to org for more information and a map of all turn in their completed stamp cards. You participants! December ’20 • Page 5

compelling. a level of risk. likewise oppose speed limits and double The upshot: this fall’s dramatic upturn For most of us, work and getting yellow lines in the street as a matter of in COVID-19 cases. food and other essential necessities require principle? The fact that death rates per infection taking some COVID risk. And here’s where Coronavirus vaccines are coming, are dropping due to increasingly effective masks play a vital role in reducing that thanks to the international pharmaceutical treatments is small consolation for those risk. industry, you know, the folks all too with severe cases or for the families of The federal Centers for Disease frequently painted as prioritizing profits MASK UP those who succumb. Control issued a scientific brief in early instead of people. As the parade of At current infection rates, another 10 November explaining that wearing a face successful vaccines continues, we all may UTAH, million people or more could be infected by mask protects the wearer as well as those have our choice of vaccines by this spring the end of January on top of the cumulative around them. Further, the benefits are and summer. With widespread immunity, ENDURE TO 13 million infected as of late November. more significant when masks are worn life can return to normal for most of us. We’re straining ICU capacity, and more consistently and correctly. An added bonus: So, hang in there, baby, for another six importantly, we’re placing near-impossible wearing masks reduces the severity of to eight months. Endure to the end. Hold THE END demands on our health care professionals. COVID-19 for those who do get the virus. off on bar hopping and indoor socials with By Howard Sierer Yet, for most of us, COVID-19 is a In most situations, I tend to side with your friends. Visit the grandkids on Skype This pandemic is wearing on most of disease that we choose to share. Keep an those advocating individual freedom and or FaceTime. us. We’re developing coronavirus fatigue, appropriate distance from other human oppose nanny-state government control. And for heaven’s sake, wear your and that can be dangerous. beings, and you will not catch it or spread But as more has become known about mask! Young people across the country it. To the extent we choose or are forced to the coronavirus, I have become pro-mask: increasingly are ignoring the social do; otherwise, we are exposing ourselves to Individual freedom is superseded by distancing guidelines masks’ proven effectiveness and that weigh heavily the apparent public good. ARROWHEAD on their natural I support Gov. Herbert’s inclinations to socialize November statewide mask GALLERY ETC and “get on with life.” mandate in stores and restaurants. As a result, the average He stressed the coronavirus impact PRESENTS age of those contracting on hospitals and healthcare staff, COVID-19 is dropping. noting that with hospitals heavily FEATURED Older people loaded, those who experience are not exempt even heart attacks, strokes, or accidents though they often as well as those requiring surgery ARTIST DAVID have more control over are also placed at risk. their interactions with Those who oppose wearing J. HANSEN others. With restaurant masks endanger the rest of us, David brings a 25-year career as a socializing restricted, even if only indirectly, by possibly building Architect to his current artistic older people have infecting someone with whom we endeavors. He developed a significant compensated with more may subsequently come in contact. reputation with his firms PJHM Architects in-home gatherings. We have plenty of laws and David Hansen Architecture for For seniors, the lure of restricting individual freedom excellence in both Residential and getting together with that few oppose: traffic laws Educational Facility design. An area of family, especially with come immediately to mind. Do particular notice, was his extensive use grandchildren, can be those asserting personal freedom of natural daylighting and green design techniques throughout his homes and buildings.

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Holiday entertainment for the stride on the streaming market. adoring granddaughter. “Jingle Jangle” has a entire family. wonderful energy about it that’s punctuated “The Christmas Chronicles 2” is cur- “ALIEN XMAS” by lively song and dance numbers. Still, rently streaming on Netflix. best of all, it features a winning turn by the FOUR BRAND excellent Forest Whitaker as a quiet but “THE LEGO STAR WARS HOLIDAY warm individual who needs to relearn that SPECIAL” NEW sometimes, it takes a little more than talent to invent. You also have to believe in what CHRISTMAS you’re creating. “Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey” is TITLES TO currently streaming on Netflix STREAM THIS “THE CHRISTMAS CHRONICLES 2” HOLIDAY This animated holiday gem might be SEASON the best Christmas special you haven’t heard By Adam Mast about yet. It comes from the Chiodo Brothers’ creative minds who, over 30 years ago, Leave it to the clever folks over at burst on to the scene with the notable cult Lucasfilm and Disney to deliver one of the classic, “Killer Klowns From Outer Space.” most entertaining efforts of the holiday With the wonderfully old-fashioned “Alien season. Rather than getting off their high Christmas,” they’ve fashioned something horses and making 1978’s much-despised considerably more family-friendly; A sweet- “Star Wars Holiday Special” commercially natured, offbeat fusion of “The Grinch,” available, they’ve gone and created a brand “Mars Attacks!,” and a Rankin and Bass new “Star Wars Holiday Special”...This one Holiday special. That’s quite the combo, and Given the success of 2018’s “The of the Lego variety. And the result is pure “Alien Xmas” pulls it off with flying colors! In Christmas Chronicles,” a sequel was inevita- Force-inspired joy. In this creative little time- this quirky little delight, an extra-terrestrial ble. In this 2020 follow-up, a jolly and unde- travel adventure, Rey sets off on a journey to called X comes to Earth to secretly set the niably cool Kurt Russell returns as Santa gain more knowledge of the Force, but she stage for an alien invasion, but upon bonding With many folks out there homebound Claus. Once again, Kris Kringle teams with gets a little more than she bargained for. with the kind and gentle souls of the North for the holiday season, it should be noted; young Kate, this time in a magical adven- “The Lego Star Wars Holiday Special” throws Pole, X begins to have a change of heart. An there is plenty of brand new yuletide trea- ture that finds them battling a mysterious comical gags at a fast and furious rate. While excellent, lively, feel-good animated short for sures to stream from the comfort of your liv- individual (played by an amusing Julian it certainly references the original Holiday all ages. ing room. Here are four brand new Christmas Dennison of “Hunt For the Wilderpeople” Special--This adventure does take place on “Alien Xmas” is currently streaming on titles worthy of your viewing pleasure during fame) with a chip on his shoulder who sets Life Day, after all--it also takes a handful of Netflix. the most wonderful time of the year. out to wage war on Christmas! Why? The playfully colorful potshots at various Saga answer to that question is at the very heart of entries in general. It’s all in good fun, and “JINGLE JANGLE: this lighthearted, sentimental, and straight- quite frankly, I enjoyed this animated short “The Lego Star Wars Holiday Special” is A CHRISTMAS JOURNEY” forward Christmas romp from “Home Alone” more than the “Star Wars” prequels and currently streaming on Disney+ If the Greatest Showman, Peter Pan, director and “Gremlins” screenwriter Chris sequels. The only negative thing I can say Adam Mast has been providing The and Willy Wonka got together and threw Columbus. “The Christmas Chronicles 2” about it is that I wish some of the film Independent with Movie Reviews for over 5 a big old Christmas party, it might look isn’t quite as strong as the first film, and it cast members would have jumped on board years. With over 400 movie reviews to date, a little something like “Jingle Jangle: A certainly doesn’t break any new ground in and voiced their animated counterparts. 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Then thoroughly mix a few heaping tablespoons of cornstarch into cold water in a cup. Slowly stir this mixture into cooking veggies. Bring back up to simmer. Cook down until clear- ish brown. Gradually add more cornstarch and water mix as necessary for desired volume and consistency. Add more salt/soy sauce to taste. Enjoy! December ’20 • Page 7 ST. GEORGE GINGERBREAD HOUSE KARAOKE WITH DJ LANCE AT MIKES PARADE TOUR & FUNDRAISER Nov. 5– TAVERN 9 PM. 90 W. Hoover Ave., Cedar Fri, Dec 11 Dec. 12, 5 PM. Get excited about this year’s City. LACY, DREW & CREW: BENEFIT CONCERT Gingerbread House tour featuring uniquely FOR CFAK 7:30 PM. Drew & Lacey spent the crafted gingerbread houses sponsored by local last ten years immersed in the Nashville music Due to Covid-19 and other conditions some FRIDAYS business heroes. 50 S. Main St., St. George. scene. The couple spent time on music row events may have changed or canceled so DJ EZ LIVE AT MIKES TAVERN 9 PM., 90 W. CHRISTMAS AT THE HOMESTEAD Dec. recording, writing, and collaborating with top please verify prior to attending. Hoover Ave., Cedar City. 7–11, 5:30 PM. Walking through the various musicians; but Drew & Lacey truly shine when museum structures, visitors will get a feeling LIVE MUSIC AT PEEKABOO WOOD FIRED they are on stage. Since moving to southern Multi-Day Events of yesteryear. View the trees, shop all the KITCHEN 7–9 PM. Free. 233 W. Center St., Utah, for Drew to be the principal at Tuacahn wonderful crafts. See the performance sched- Kanab. High School for the Performing Arts, the duo To get your event in our Free Calendar of ule to find when your favorite group performs. has continued to play music. Kayenta Center Events log on to suindependent.com/events_ Frontier Homestead State Park Museum, 635 for The Arts, 881 Coyote Gulch Ct., Ivins. calendar/form.php Limit one free listing per day N. Main, Cedar City. SATURDAYS or date per organization. RIGHT HERE RIGHT NOW: FEATURING TUACAHN SATURDAY MARKET 10 AM. Sat, Dec 12 Every Saturday local artists, crafters, and YOUR FEATURED EVENT HERE! THE WORK IN PROGRESS MURAL Dec. CHRISTMAS IN THE COUNTRY HOME vendors to come and show off their work. 1100 CALL (435) 656-1555. 12–17, 11 AM. This year marks the 150th anni- TOURS Tuacahn Dr., Ivins. 5 PM. View five Panguitch homes and . versary of women’s suffrage in Utah and the support Sub for Santa! Panguitch. 100th anniversary of the19th amendment of SMART SATURDAY–ART CLASSES FOR our Country’s Constitution. Because of these Events by Date KIDS 10 AM. All smART Saturday programs SOLO ARTIST SHOW momentous and important events, Modern Oct.–Dec. 10 AM. The run from 10–11 AM the 2nd Saturday of each Red Cliff Gallery and Southern Utah Art Guild West would like to acknowledge and pay hom- age to women artists. All 20 artists either reside Fri, Dec 4 month. The program is designed for children Art Shows will be showing fantastic art by our ages 6–12 years old and includes an art lesson or have ties in Utah. Southern Utah Museum of LIGHT THE NIGHT 5:30–8:30 PM. The annual local Southern Utah artists. Featuring different on an artist and a related art project. Classes Art, 13 S. 300 W., Cedar City. festival of luminaries “Light the Night” in the artists every three weeks. Red Cliff Gallery, are capped at 12 students. Register to guaran- STEEL MAGNOLIAS: LIMITED courtyard of the St. George Museum. Free 220 N. 200 E., St. George. tee your spot. St. George Art Museum, 47 E. ENGAGEMENT event. Children’s activities. Hot chocolate. ART WALL GALLERY MCCALL SMITH Dec 17–21, 7:30 PM. Robert 200 N., St. George. Harling’s “Steel Magnolias” is back by popular Music. Art Museum: 47 E. 200 N., St. George. CHIDESTER ART EXHIBIT McCall’s art- JAKE SHEPARD demand! This December, come warm your STONE AND COMPANY AT PEEKABOO 7 PM. Free. 233 W. Center work will remain on display until the end bones in the Lorraine Boccardo Theater and KITCHEN St., Kanab. of December. Groovacious, 173 N. 100 W., 7 PM. An upbeat blend of Euro- enter Truvy’s beauty salon, where all the ladies THE UN-HOLIDAY SHOW Cedar City. American roots music with a groovy twist. 233 7:30 PM. Stone who are anybody in Chinquapin, Louisiana W. Center St., Kanab. Company, Lisa Mac, and Rebecca Gent. The WATER RIGHT EXHIBITION 10 AM. “Water come to have their hair done and swap gossip. DRIP W/ NO SCHOLARSHIP last concert of 2020 is a festival-style bash! Right” explores the idea that while water is Don’t miss the all-star cast and crew including 8 PM. This Kayenta Center for The Arts, 881 Coyote widely considered a community resource, the Jan Broberg, Barb Christensen, Chrystine P. event is headlining two very underrated and Gulch Ct., Ivins. cultural values of different societies in the Hyatt, Angie Naylor, Anne Schwab, and Jane upcoming artists with a crazy amount of poten- THE 8EEZ BAND LIVE AT MIKES TAVERN 9 Kanab region over time have caused water Williams; Tickets are $35, students $10. “Steel tial from California and Utah. 320 W. State St., PM. Mike’s Tavern, 90 W. Hoover Ave., Cedar resources to be allocated in decidedly differ- Magnolias” is part of Kayenta’s food drive! Hurricane. City. ent ways. This exhibition accompanies the Donate 5 cans of food for $5 off a ticket to any Smithsonian Water/Ways exhibition, stopping show in December! Kayenta Center for The Sat, Dec 5 in Kanab from Oct. 17 – Dec. 13 at the Kanab Arts, 881 Coyote Gulch Ct, Ivins. RYAN SHUPE CHRISTMAS WITH DHHS Tues, Dec 15 Heritage Museum. (435) 644-3506 Kanab IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE Dec. 18, 19, and JAZZ BAND/CHAMBER SINGERS HAM RADIO CLUB 6–7 PM. The Virgin Valley Heritage Museum, 13 N. 100 E., Kanab. Desert 21, 7 PM. This beloved American holiday clas- Hills High School, 828 E. Desert Hills Dr., St. Amateur Radio Club holds meetings on the “WILLY WONKA JR” Dec 2–5, 7 PM. with a sic comes to life in a live-in-studio audience George. third Tuesday of each month. All hams inter- 2 PM. matinee Oct. 10. Willy Wonka Jr. is the setting of a radio broadcast. Seasoned actors ested in joining our group and all visitors are CORONA CHRISTMAS inspiring story of Charlie and his adventure and Folio artists create the behind-the-scenes 5–7 PM. Kanab’s first welcome. For information, phone Roy Miller in Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory. Broadway magic of vintage radio storytelling, bringing this annual “Christmas Sing Along”! Drive through (702) 345-3006. Airport Fire Station #2, 1200 Bound WCCMT, 25 N. 300 W., Washington. funny, moving, and life-affirming tale back to will last about 20-25 minutes. Come down to Kitty Hawk Dr., Mesquite. the Kanab Center back parking lot for a fun, SOUTHERN UTAH’S DICKENS’ CHRISTMAS our hearts. Festival Hall and Heritage Theater, socially distanced, FREE family event! Kanab FESTIVAL Dec. 2-5, 10 AM. Olde English Cedar City 105 N. 100 E., Cedar City. Center Parking Lot. 180 E. 100 N., Kanab. Thurs, Dec 17 shops, hundreds of period costumes, fortune KID & NICK SHOW AT CASABLANCA Dec.9– LAVERKIN WINTERFEST LIVE “SPIRIT CONNECTION” EVENT WITH tellers, orphans, royalty, and the REAL Father 13, 7 PM. showtimes may vary. A fun, high- 3:30 PM. LaVerkin SALT LAKE MEDIUM JO’ANNE SMITH 7 Christmas all combine to offer our guests energy, interactive variety musical group. Free. Winterfest is an annual event, this year due to PM. Hampton Inn St. George, 53 N. River Rd., a Christmas experience like no other! Dixie 21 or older. 950 W. Mesquite Blvd., Mesquite. Covid it will be scaled down and different w/ continuous entertainment, craft booths, and St. George. Convention Center, 1835 Convention Center GREGG PETERSON BAND - CASABLANCA Dr., St. George. food vendors for a limited period. After dark, Dec. 16–20, and Dec. 30–Jan. 3, 7 PM. KANAB’S CHRISTMAS VACATION TOUR there will be the tree lighting and a light parade. Fri, Dec 18 Showtimes may vary. Classic Rock, Variety, The night will end with a fireworks display! OF LIGHTS Nov. 20–Dec. 12, 6 PM. Online RIVERHOUSE BAND AT PEEKABOO and dance band. Free. 21 or older. 950 W. Every effort will be made to social distance. map that will help you find your way. Map KITCHEN 7 PM. Classic and southern rock Mesquite Blvd., Mesquite. LaVerkin. includes location, driving directions, and infor- LARA ASH & INFERNO AT CASABLANCA with country blues served up hot as Brit or mation about the display! You will be able to CHRISTMAS IN THE COUNTRY/SANTA’S American groove. 233 W. Center St., Kanab. Dec. 23–27, 7 PM. showtimes may vary. vote for your favorite display on our Facebook VISIT 10 AM. Santa visits, hot chocolate, cook- Variety cover band. Free. 21 or older. 950 W. page, “Kanab’s Christmas Parade of Lights”. ies, and small gifts for the kids. Social Hall, 50 Mesquite Blvd., Mesquite. Winners will be tallied and announced Dec. E. Center, Panguitch. Sat, Dec 19 14th. City of Kanab, 76 N. Main, Kanab. 2020 HOLIDAY SOCIAL AT TONAQUINT INSANITY STEW AT MIKE’S TAVERN 9 PM. 90 W. Hoover Ave, Cedar City. A KURT BESTOR CHRISTMAS Dec. 3–5 at Events by Day 11 AM. – 12:30 PM. The Tonaquint Nature 7:30 PM. with an additional concert on Dec 4th Center is celebrating the holidays early with at 3 PM. Throughout the concert, Kurt weaves TUESDAYS the Grinch. Games, holiday crafts, and treats, Tues, Dec 22 and a visit with the Grinch. Tonaquint Nature in the stories behind each song and why and TRIBUTE TO THE KING - CASABLANCA ADULT COLORING CLUB 1 PM. Bring your how he wrote them in his warm, humorous Center, 1851 S. Dixie Dr., St. George. 6–10 PM. Starring John Brooks. Must be 21 coloring book and coloring pencils. St. George style. “You can’t help but feel his own journey or older. Free. “ Voted Best of Las Vegas 2013 CHRISTMAS LANTERN WALK 6 PM. Iron Branch Library, 88 W. 100 S., St. George. through his music,” says Elise West. Kayenta “Best Elvis Tribute Show” and “Best Lounge Springs Adventure Resort, 3126 N. Iron Center for The Arts, 881 Coyote Gulch Ct., Performer.” CasaBlanca Skydome Lounge, Springs Rd., Cedar City. Ivins. Sat, Dec 26 950 W. Mesquite Blvd., Mesquite. RIVERHOUSE BAND AT WING NUTZ 7 PM. DICKENS CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL DJ LANCE AT MIKE’S TAVERN 9 PM. 90 W. Dec. Classic and southern rock with country blues. Hoover Ave, Cedar City. 2–5, 10 AM. The Dickens’ Festival is not just 250 N. Red Cliffs Dr., St. George. another craft show, but a unique and unusu- WEDNESDAYS al entertainment and shopping experience. STILL LIFE WEDNESDAYS 4 PM. Three still REALITY CHECK AT MIKE’S TAVERN 9 PM. Olde English shops, hundreds of period cos- life arrangements. Participants sketch or paint 90 W. Hoover Ave, Cedar City. Thurs, Dec 31 tumes, and the REAL Father Christmas. Dixie one or all three scenes. This free event is for KANAB NEW YEARS CELEBRATION 8 PM. Convention Center, 1835 Convention Center adults. Art supplies not provided. All skill levels Tues, Dec 8 Come kick off the New Year. “Dress Code” Dr., St. George. are welcome. Cedar City Library, 303 N. 100 Join in on the fun by dressing in your best E., Cedar City. ADULT COLORING CLUB 1 PM. Bring your Hollywood GlAM or Old Western Wear. DJ HURRICANE VALLEY TREE FESTIVAL Dec. CHARACTER SKETCHES coloring book and coloring pencils. St. George Dustin Taylor will be there with some great 4–5, Noon. Come and enjoy beautifully deco- 6:30 PM. Weekly Branch Library, 88 W. 100 S., St. George. music to play us into 2021. Light refreshments rated trees unique to Hurricane Valley. Money non-instructed, non–mentored event during will be available. $5 per person. Kanab Center, raised goes to “Shop with a Cop” and youth which live models are dressed as characters 297 W. Center St., Kanab. scholarships. Tons of vendors to fill your stock- from literature. Participants sketch or paint the Find more opinions daily NEW YEARS EVE PARTY AT MIKE’S ings and finish your holiday shopping. Free models. This is a free event for adults. Art sup- at SUindependent.com TAVERN admission. Hurricane City Recreation, 63 S. plies not provided. All skill levels are welcome. 90 W. Hoover Ave, Cedar City. 100 W., Hurricane. Cedar City Library, 303 N. 100 E., Cedar City. LES MIS-TLETOES! Dec. 4–23, 6 PM. Join BINGO WEDNESDAY AT THE GRILLE 6–8 Merry Christmas from Rattlin’ D playhouse for a night of belly-bustin’ PM. Free. There will be prizes given to all comedy and dinner as they perform their the winners. Sand Hollow Resort, 5662 W. hilarious spoof of the well-known movie clas- Clubhouse Dr., Hurricane. Dixie Guitar King sic, Les Mis-tletoes! A LAUGH-OUT-LOUD revolting Christmas Musical! We have reduced GUITARS • AMPLIFIERS our house size to allow social distancing. The THURSDAYS PEDALS •UKULELES Rattlin’ D Playhouse, 63 S. 100 W., Hurricane. DESERT COMMUNITY STRINGS AND NEW HORIZONS STRINGS KEYBOARDS • RECORDING LIGHT THE HOLIDAYS DRIVE-THRU LIGHT 5:30–7:30 PM. Open to all ages and abilities. If you used to play a LIVE SOUND • PERCUSSION SHOW Dec. 4–Jan. 9, 5:30–10:30 PM. $16 stringed instrument and would like to get back Tapestry RENTALS • REPAIR Per Car. Behind Dillard’s at the Red Cliffs Mall. to the joy of music, this group is definitely 1770 Red Cliffs Dr., St. George. for you. desertstrings.org Basement of St. Clothing The Best Instruments at THE RIDE AT CASABLANCA Dec. 4–6, 7 George Medical Building, 736 S. 900 E., St. Metaphysical Every Pricepoint PM. Showtimes may vary. Singing a great George. 130 E. 200 N. variety of classic rock. Free. 21 or older. 950 KARAOKE NIGHT AT SAND HOLLOW Masks W. Mesquite Blvd., Mesquite. St. George, UT 84770 RESORT 7:30 PM. Every Thursday night! 415 N. State St. #102 CHRISTMAS MUSICAL Dec. 10–12, 7 PM. Located in the Grille. Prizes available! Sand Hurricane, UT 84737 435-275-4989 Cedar High School, 166 W. 1925 N., Cedar Hollow Resort, 5662 W. Clubhouse Dr., (435) 767-8943 • www.ChezDebi.com dixieguitarking.com City. Hurricane. Welcome To Zion and the Southern Utah area! Please let our advertisers know you saw their ads! Thanks for reading!! Top Things To Do In Zion Get some great hiking in Zion National Park is known for its scenic landscape and unrivaled hikes. No matter your fitness level, there are hikes here for you. Please go to ZionGuide.com to see the details on many area hikes. Spend a day in Springdale Springdale is unique to our national park system in that it is almost completely surrounded by Zion National Park. So when you’re in Springdale, you’re right in the middle of Zion Canyon. Visit the east side of Zion and spend a day in Kanab The east side of Zion is generally less crowded, making hikes more accessible and private. These are some of the most enjoyable hikes in the canyon. You can spot wildlife you won’t see elsewhere in the canyon. The city of Kanab, situated east of the canyon, is full of unique attractions. Take lots of pictures, leave only footprints Be sure you’ve got extra charged batteries, smartphone cables, and memory cards so you can capture all the magic of Zion National Park. Additionally, there are numerous photo tour and guiding companies to assist you. Thank you for visiting the Zion National Park area. General Tips For Zion To avoid the crowds, go early or later in the day Consider getting up extra early or trekking out midday after the initial rush has flooded in.

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MESQUITE GAMING • WWW.MESQUITEGAMING.COM • 877.438.2929 Safety Tips For Zion Tips To Maximize Enjoyment Emergencies Go on a less crowded hike For 24-hour emergency response, call 911 or (435) 772-3322. The Zion The most visited Zion have a lot of competition. If you’d rather not feel like you’re in the line at a theme Canyon Medical Clinic is located in Springdale near the south entrance to the park, consider seeking out a less traveled path. Check out our newest feature, Less-Traveled Zion Hikes. park. For hours, please call (435) 772-3226. Other medical clinics are located in Hurricane. The nearest hospitals are in St. George, Cedar City, and Kanab. Hydrate and use refillable water bottles Current info on hours and It is easy to get dehydrated while hiking and walking in the desert, so pack along extra water, and be sure to take rest and water breaks on long hikes. There are a number of places to refill your water bottles delivery are always on our in Zion National Park including the visitors’ center and Zion Lodge as well as a new hydration station at Facebook page the Springdale bus stop in front of The Bumbleberry Inn and Zion Canyon Brew Pub. Be cautious near steep cliffs Falls from cliffs on trails can result in death. Loose sand or pebbles on stone are very slippery. Be careful of edges when using cameras or binoculars. Never throw or roll rocks because there may be Plant-Based Foods Kanab Natural Market hikers below you. Stay on the trail. Stay back from cliff edges. Observe posted warnings. Please watch LLC children. Snacks & Drinks • Frozen Meals Watch for flash floods Organic Produce • Bulk Items All narrow canyons are potentially hazardous. Flash floods, often caused by storms miles away, are a Grooming & Hygiene Products real danger and can be life threatening. You are assuming a risk when entering a narrow canyon. Your safety is your responsibility. Eco-friendly Cleaning Products 11 W Center (corner of Main) in Kanab Tips To Minimize Your Impact [email protected] Weeping Rock Pack it in, pack it out & use recycling bins Each month, Zion National Park pays many thousands of dollars to haul away waste collected from garbage cans and recycling bins. Your experience and that of everyone who visits Zion Canyon can be improved by never littering and making sure you pick up any trash you see along the way. Recycling bins are placed strategically throughout Zion Park, and it is highly encouraged for everyone to use them. Please stay on the marked trails Hiking off trails can lead to loss of vegetation, soil compaction, erosion, and unsightly scars on the landscape. Remember, if you bring it in, please pack it out. Go before you go It is always a good idea to use the restroom before you begin a hike since facilities are limited to select locations. If you do need to take care of your business, please pack it back out. Be respectful to the wildlife Feeding, harming, or capturing wild animals is illegal and can cause injury or death to the animal. Animals can become aggressive beggars when fed. Please leave it how you found it It is illegal to remove anything from Zion National Park, including flowers, rocks, or anything else that you might find. Do not write or carve on natural surfaces.

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CandyCandy CompanyCompany 18 Park House Cafe Ice Cream Paid parking lots can be found on Lion Ice Cream Blvd, behind Whiptail Grill Restaurant at 445 Chocolates Zion Park Blvd, and a number of other locations Chocolates throughout Springdale. 14 Candy Candy Other spots of note in Springdale include the 8 5 5 A Z i o n P a r k B l v d - A c r o s s f r o m Z i o n P i z z a & N o o d l e S t o p 5 library (located on Lion Boulevard, next to Town 8 5 5 A Z i o n P a r k B l v d - A c r o s s f r o m Z i o n P i z z a & N o o d l e S t o p 5 Hall), tennis/pickleball courts (also on Lion Blvd), and the Virgin River, which has numerous loctions of access, but Riverside Park is one of the best.

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Lion Blvd Zion Prospector Extensive Collection of Authentic Native Blondie’s Diner 10 Tribal Arts American art from 11 the Southwest Bamboo Restaurant 12 David J. West Gallery 291 Zion Park Blvd. Springdale, Utah Zion Pizza & Noodle 7 13 (435) 772-3353 • www.TribalArtsZion.com Oscar’s Cafe 14 Springdale RallyStop 17 ZionCandy Park Co. Blvd 15 16BumbleberryPorter’s Gift Ship 4 WELCOME TO YOUR ONE STOP SHOP Zion T-shirts, Hats, and Souvenirs • Unique Gifts Hiking Gear • Ornaments • Jewelry • Stickers • Games Toys • Rocks • Teva • JanSport • Hydro Flask • CamelBak

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GUIDE TO UTAH’S LIQUOR LAWS If you order an alcoholic drink at the restaurant bar, don’t be surprised when the bartender asks you to order some food with your drink. In Utah, restaurants may only serve alcoholic beverages with food. Customers don’t have to order food each time they buy another drink. The beer sold in grocery stores and gas stations, and tap beer is a bit weaker in Utah, limited to 3.2% alcohol content by weight (4.0% by volume), about 0.5% less than a typical American domestic beer. You can buy full-strength beer, along with liquor and wine, in a state-operated liquor store. Please remember to tip your servers and drink responsibly! The Utah State Liquor Store in Springdale is located inside the Switchback. SPRINGDALE’S FEATURED RESTAURANTS FROM ZION GUIDE

Restaurant Address Phone Drinks/Vegan Hours WI-FI (Listed by address from ZNP Entrance) (W)ine, (B)eer, (M)ixed Drinks (E)spresso, (V)egan items on menu Red Rock Grill 1 Zion Lodge 435-772-7760 W, B, M, E, V 6:30-10:30am, 11:30am-3pm, 5-10pm daily Yes Zion Canyon Brew Pub 95 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-0336 W, B, V Noon-10pm daily Yes Happy Camper Market 95 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-7805 B, V 8am-8pm daily Yes Thai Sapa 145 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-0510 W, B, E, V 11:30am-9:30pm daily No Perks Coffee Shop 147 Zion Park Blvd 435-668-0446 E 7am-4pm daily No Café Soleil 205 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-0505 W, B, M, E, V 7am-9pm daily No Spotted Dog Cafe 428 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-0700 W, B, M, E, V 7-11am, 5pm-9pm daily Yes Whiptail Grill 445 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-0283 W, B, V Noon-9:30pm daily Yes Moki 709 Zion Park Blvd 435-215-0520 W, B, M, E 7am-10am daily, 5:30pm-10pm Thurs-Mon Yes Blondie’s Diner 736 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-0595 B, V 11am-8:30pm Mon-Sat Yes Bamboo Chinese Restaurant 828 Zion Park Blvd 435-703-2882 V 11:30am-10pm daily Yes Zion Pizza & Noodle 868 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-3815 W, B, V 4pm-10pm daily No Porter’s Smokehouse and Grill 897 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-0115 W, B, M, E, V 6am-9pm daily No 29 Miles to Oscar’s Cafe 948 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-3232 W, B, E, V 7am-9pm daily No Switchback Grille Restaurant 1149 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-3700 W, B, M, E, V 5-8pm daily No Jack’s Sports Grill Restaurant 1149 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-3700 W, B, M, V Noon-9pm daily No Bit & Spur Restaurant & Saloon 1212 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-3498 W, B, M, E, V 5pm-11pm daily Yes Park House Café 1880 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-0100 W, B, V 8am-2pm daily Yes

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Get Your Shuttle Tickets Before You the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive to areas Everyone, and we mean, every- What if you don’t have a ticket when Head to Zion National Park For A including Emerald Pools, West Rim Trail, one! You will need the Shuttle Ticket to you arrive? More Pleasant Experience the Riverside Walk, and the Narrows.This board at the Zion Canyon Visitor Center There is now an Afternoon Walk- applies to ALL visitors who wish to use shuttle stop, paying attention to the date Up available for those without advance All Visitors to Zion National Park the ZNP Shuttles. and boarding time printed on the ticket. shuttle tickets. Visitors can arrive at the Who Wish To Use The Shuttle System You can recreate along and drive Once you are in Zion Canyon, you will be visitor center between 3 pm and 6 pm and Are Required to Purchase a Ticket to through the tunnel on the Zion-Mount able to get on and off the shuttle using the board shuttles on a first-come, first-served Ride the Shuttle. Carmel Highway (State Route 9, Vehicle same ticket as many times as you want. basis. The number of tickets will be lim- The new shuttle ticketing sys- size restrictions apply), drive the scenic If you choose to walk or bike into Zion ited, and boarding is not guaranteed. tem is complex but quite easy to navi- Kolob Terrace Road to access additional Canyon, you will still need a ticket if you You must have a shuttle ticket to gate once you understand the process. hikes, and park and hike trails near the want to take the shuttle at some point ride the shuttles. If you paid the entrance We highly recommend you visit www. Zion Canyon Visitor Center, among other during that day. The Recreation.gov and acquaint yourself with opportunities. non-refundable ticket fee is $1 USD. the Help Center article for more details However, Zion National Park Tickets are on purchasing a ticket, and setting up an is implementing a shuttle ticket sys- available for one- account so your experience is a pleasant tem to enable visitor access to upper hour blocks between one. What’s most important to understand Zion Canyon and the Scenic Drive while 6 am and 3 pm. You is this; the Scenic Drive is now closed to meeting COVID-19 public health guide- can board the next private vehicles. lines. Use of the shuttle ticket system is available shuttle at As of July 1, 2020, you will need temporary, designed to operate through the visitor center any a ticket to ride the park shuttles into Zion December 2020. time during the one- Canyon. The shuttle provides access along Who Needs a Ticket? hour time window you have reserved. Your ticket must be Inside You’ll Find: printed or download- • Dinosaur Tracks ed and available for • Ancient Artifacts park staff to scan the • Fossils QR code. Some lines may still occur. • Fluorescent Minerals Tickets are • Rock & Gift Shop good for only one person boarding at the fee you will only need to pay the $1 USD You’ve got to Visitor Center, once up-canyon you may ticket fee. come see it! stay as long as you choose, and get on Go to Recreation.gov and click and off the shuttle at all up-canyon stops on “Sign Up” in the top right corner. From as often you want. Your ticket will also there, follow the prompts to create an provide shuttle service back to the visitor account. You must have an account to center when you are done up-canyon. purchase a ticket. Only 1 ticket is needed per day (per per- Plan Ahead If You Know When You Will 5.5 miles North of son), unless you want to board again at Be Visiting. There are two booking win- Kanab, Utah on Hwy-89 An Ancient the visitor center later in the day. Shuttles dows for obtaining tickets. One block of 435-644-8525 History run into the evening and a shuttle ticket advance tickets will be released 2+ weeks Moqui-Cave.com Museum! is required for each day you wish to ride in advance and a second block of tickets the shuttle. will be released one day in advance.

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Currently, most events are canceled due to July Springdale 4th of July September Carmel Mtn. Music and Art November Butch Cassidy 10K Run the Covid19 pandemic. Please check before Celebration Celebrate Independence Day with the Festival and Car Show This 10K/5K scenic race brings together community, and attending any events. Springdale community. Kick off with a parade followed Check out fancy cars and enjoy live entertainment, not just with running. Stay after for some Grafton fun with by a barbecue, live music and activities for the whole vendors, food and kid-friendly activites. what is promised to be a party. family to enjoy. May–Oct. Kanab Outdoor Market September Glendale Heritage Apple Festival November K-town Turkey Trot 5K July 24th of July Celebration Nursery stock, baked goods, local artistry, jewelry, crafts The Glendale Heritage Apple Festival was started to Taking place in Kanab on Thanksgiving morning, bring Celebrate the state of Utah with a pioneer dinner. Get celebrate Pioneer Heritage and the many talents that are and goods, free bounce house and balloons for the kids. the whole family for this early morning fun run/walk to ready for the fourth annual Kabob-a-Que. in this small town. May Kanab 10K make room for that delicious dinner later in the day! A beautiful course sanctioned by USA Track and Field July Pioneer Day Celebration September Duck Creek End of Summer Bash along Hwy 89 from Moqui Cave to the Kanab City Park. Games, Dutch oven dinner at the park and a great 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Duck on In Saloon in Duck Creek November Plein Air Art Invitational costume parade celebrating pioneer heritage. Village. Come spend your Labor Day Weekend in Duck Be a part of a week of lectures and demonstrations from May Amazing Earthfest some of the finest plein air artists in the country. Enjoy Southern Utah’s festival of learning, arts, and outdoor August Symphony at the Grand Canyon Creek enjoying live music. adventure. Symphony of the Canyons performs on the patio at the September Zion Canyon Music Festival painting sales, exhibits and workshops. North Rim Lodge. Bring a picnic dinner and listen as the Enjoy the beautiful fall season in Zion as the canyon is November Christmas Light Parade and June Jacob Hamblin Days Festival A sun sets over the Grand Canyon. fun festival to celebrate the pioneer and Western heritage filled with music. The Zion Canyon Music Festival features Festival An annual light parade on the Saturday of Kanab and Kane County. August Kane County Fair music, art and an exquisite backdrop. after Thanksgiving. Gourmet s’mores school held on Offering many wonderful events for the whole family. October Red Rocktoberfest Main Street followed by music, caroling, hot cocoa and a June–Aug. DSU Summer Concert Series Most of the events are free so dont miss out. Enjoy a variety of live performances by bands, orchestras Art, food, live music and poetry, dancing, wagon rides, wishing lantern launch. August Western Legends Round-up photography, games and activities for the kids, all on the and solo artists. Located at the O.C. Tanner Amphitheater, November Zion Canyon Arts and Crafts Fair just outside of Zion National Park. Kanab’s celebration of film, music, poetry, and Western main drag in Kanab. German food and activities. heritage. Visit Zion for the 26th annual arts and crafts fair put on by June Maynard Dixon Country October Zion Rocktoberfest Z-Arts. Spend the weekend touring the different vendors Celebrate the start of fall in Zion mixed with traditional Campout A 5-day gathering of artists and art September Big Water Dinosaur Festival and craft booths. lovers insterested in the history of Western art and current Celebrating past and present dinosaur discoveries in the Oktoberfest aspects. The event will feature live rock and Western painting. Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument. folk music and many other activities. December Windsor Castle by Night July Kanab 4th of July Celebration September Demolition Derby Nov.-Dec. Zion Joy to the World Held at historic Pipe Springs National Monument, the Celebrate the nation’s Independence Day small-town style Cars, trucks and “figure 8s” with up to 18 cars demolition Enjoy a wonderland of events in a weekend celebrating Castle by Night is an opportunity to enjoy a historic in charming Kanab, Utah! Parade, vendors, entertainment derby with events for the entire family, including the Power winter. Be a part of a community tree lighting, craft fairs, recreation of an 1860’s early settlement by candlelight and festivities throughout the day into the evening. Wheels Derby for kids and the wife-carrying contest! musical events and the fourth annual Light Parade. and music. Greater Southern Utah & N Zion Area Map

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Kanab 40 Grand Staircase 46 St. George 41 Salt Lake City 308 Grand Canyon South Rim 111 Pipe Springs 51 Grand Canyon North Rim 80 Phoenix, AZ 377 Duck Creek Village 46 Monument Valley 226 Coral Pink Sand Dunes 28 Las Vegas, NV 160 Cedar Breaks 60 Lake Powell 141 Bryce Canyon 73

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ANASAZI STATE PARK MUSEUM - This Early Jurassic (age between 195-198 million years Valley Recreation Complex, which has over 150 SNOW CANYON - Named after early Utah ancient Indian village in the heart of Utah’s ago) freshwater lake. (435) 574-3466. campsites with picnic and restroom facilities. leaders Lorenzo and Erastus Snow, Snow Canyon canyon country was one of the largest Anasazi ENTERPRISE - There are two reservoirs in the Bull This area is greener than most other parts of State Park begins just outside of Ivins and stretches communities west of the Colorado River. The site is Valley Mountains 10 miles southwest of the town southwestern Utah with pine and pinion trees, and northward. Spectacular scenery includes towering believed to have been occupied from A.D. 1050 of Enterprise. The main one is Upper Enterprise many come to enjoy camping and hiking. It is west red and white sandstone cliffs, black lava to 1200. The village remains largely unexcavated, Reservoir, about 250 acres with an average depth of the town of Central. (435) 652-3100. formations, and even a waterfall that appears but many artifacts have been uncovered and of about 50 feet, while Lower Enterprise Reservoir QUAIL LAKE - Quail Creek State Park provides during heavy rain. Snow Canyon offers 16 miles are on display in the newly remodeled museum. is 79 acres. Many come to the reservoir to camp, of hiking trails, beautiful sand dunes, technical Anasazi State Park is in the picturesque town of excellent year-round camping, picnicking, boating, fish hike, and boat. The Honeycomb Campground rock climbing sites, horseback riding, year-round Boulder on State Route 12. Group and individual and trout and bass fishing in sunny southwest is situated between both lakes and has 21 camping, nature studies, and wildlife viewing. picnic areas are available. There is no camping. Utah. The park is three miles east of the Interstate campsites and flush toilets. There is a boat ramp (435) 335-7308. 15 Hurricane exit on Utah State Route 9. Facilities This park is a favorite for locals and visitors alike. on Upper Enterprise Reservoir and several fishing include 23 campsites, modern restrooms, a fish (435) 628-2255. BAKER - Baker Reservoir is a small lake on the areas around both reservoirs. Fishermen will find cleaning station, and two covered group-use Santa Clara River four miles north of Veyo on rainbow trout and smallmouth bass here. Fees are ZION - With breathtaking views, numerous hiking pavilions. (435) 879-2378. Utah State Route 18. It is a 63-acre lake with an charged. attractions of all difficulty levels and some of the average depth of about 20 feet. Many people SAND HOLLOW - Looking to fish? Swim? most spectacular scenery on earth, Zion National FOUR CORNERS - The Four Corners is the only come to the reservoir to camp at one of its 10 Park and its surrounding areas attract thousands place in the U.S. where four states come together Ride your ATV in the sand? Do all that and more campsites and to fish. The reservoir is stocked with of visitors every year. This natural wonder is not at one place: Arizona, New Mexico, Utah and at Sand Hollow State Park, located between rainbow trout and contains brown trout, green only a mecca of recreational activity, but Zion Colorado. Here, a person can put each of their St. George and Hurricane. Bring your boat, a sunfish, crayfish, redside shiner, and mountain hands and feet in four states at the same time. picnic, and some fishing gear for a fun day on the and nearby Springdale host numerous cultural sucker. It has picnic areas and vault toilets. There The unique landmark is on Navajo Nation land reservoir, or watch the kids swim while you relax activities, as well. There’s something for everyone is a fee for visiting the reservoir and no boat ramp. and is open for visits from the public. West of on the beach. Load up your RV or tent and settle in in Zion – whether you’re looking for a challenging BRYCE CANYON - Bryce Canyon National U.S. Highway 160, 40 miles southwest of Cortez, for a nice campout, or ride your ATV in the dunes hike or a fun excursion for the family. (435) 772- Park is a scientist’s laboratory and a child’s Colo. (928) 871-6436. of Sand Mountain. (435) 680-0715. 3256. playground. Because Bryce transcends 2,000 GRAND CANYON - A World Heritage Site feet of elevation, the park exists in three distinct encompassing 1,218,375 acres on the Colorado climatic zones: spruce/fir forest, ponderosa pine Plateau in northwestern Arizona. The land is semi- forest and pinion pine/juniper forest. This diversity arid and consists of raised plateaus and structural of habitat provides for high biodiversity. Here at basins typical of the southwestern United States. Bryce, you can enjoy over 100 species of birds, (928) 638-7888. dozens of mammals, and more than a thousand plant species. (435) 834-5322. GRAND STAIRCASE-ESCALANTE NATIONAL MONUMENT - Nearly 1.9 CEDAR BREAKS - Sitting at over 10,000 million acres of America’s public lands and feet and looking down into a half-mile deep located between Bryce Canyon and Glen geologic amphitheater. Come wander among Canyon Recreational Areas. From its namesake timeless bristlecone pines, stand in lush meadows Grand Staircase of cliffs and terraces across the of wildflowers, ponder crystal-clear night skies and rugged Kaiparowits Plateau to the beauty of the experience the richness of our subalpine forest. Escalante River Canyons, the Monument’s size, Just four miles off Utah Highway 148, you’ll find resources, and isolated location provide amazing the Cedar Breaks National Monument parking lot. opportunities. CORAL PINK SAND DUNES - At an elevation GUNLOCK - In scenic red rock country, 15 of 6,000 feet and 12 paved miles off U.S. miles northwest of St. George, lies the 240-acre Highway 89 near Kanab, this park provides Gunlock State Park and Reservoir where year- a fantastic setting for camping, hiking, OHV round boating, water sports, and quality fishing riding or just playing in the sand. A 265-acre for bass and catfish attract visitors. Facilities conservation area prohibits motorized vehicles include boat launching ramp and pit privies. (435) in order to protect the Coral Pink beetle (found 628-2255. nowhere else in the world) and its habitat. The mule deer, jackrabbit, kit fox, coyote, and many LAKE MEAD - Lake Mead National Recreation small rodents also make the park their home. Area offers a wealth of things to do and places (435) 648-2800. to go year-round. Its huge lakes cater to boaters, swimmers, sunbathers and fishermen, while its DEAD HORSE POINT - Dead Horse Point desert rewards hikers, wildlife photographers, and State Park is perhaps Utah’s most spectacular roadside sightseers. It is also home to thousands state park. Dead Horse Point is a promontory of of desert plants and animals adapted to survive stone surrounded by steep cliffs near Moab. The in an extreme place where rain is scarce and overlook at Dead Horse Point is 6,000 feet above temperatures soar. (702) 293-8990. sea level. Two-thousand feet below, the Colorado River winds its way from the continental divide in LAKE POWELL - In Glen Canyon National Colorado to the Gulf of California, a distance of Recreation Area is one of the world’s great places 1,400 miles. (435) 259-2614. for houseboating! The 186-mile-long lake offers sandy beaches, cool blue water, and exceptional DINOSAUR TRACKS - The St. George Dinosaur red-rock scenery. It is excellent for boating, skiing, Discovery Site at Johnson Farm is home to kayaking, and fishing. Boat or hike to Rainbow exceptionally well-preserved dinosaur tracks, some Bridge, or explore any of its many canyons or displaying skin impressions. These tracks, along sand dunes. (928) 608-6200. with hundreds of fossil fish, plants, rare dinosaur remains, invertebrates’ traces, and important PINE VALLEY - Pine Valley Reservoir is a sedimentary structures, show evidence that this site beautiful place for fishermen to fish brook trout was produced along the western edge of a large, and rainbow trout. The reservoir is near the Pine

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Trail Closures (as of March 1 ‘20) 3 miles long and will take about 2 hours to Shortly after you get through the housing Watch for a sign that indicates the direction to The Weeping Rock Trail, Hidden Canyon finish. development, you will hit a sign letting you Hidden Canyon. Trail, and Observation Point Trail (East Rim To start this hike, park in the lot located know you are entering the Zion Wilderness. A well-traveled path takes trekkers At this point, you can breathe a sigh of from Weeping Rock) are closed due to rockfall immediately east of the Zion/Mt. Carmel between sheer sandstone walls rising up relief, because you have gotten away from damage. These closures are indefinite at this Tunnel. The trail begins at the backside of the hundreds of feet, made up by some of Zion’s time. Lower Emerald Pools Trail is closed for restrooms at the back of the parking lot. There civilization to enjoy nature, and chances are most famous landmarks: Cable Mountain and trail repairs until Spring 2020. will be a steep, sandy path to climb down that you won’t see another soul until you the Great White Throne. Once beyond the end Hiking is popular in Zion National Park, before you enter Pine Creek slot. Follow the return to your car. and popular hikes are seeing record visitation path upstream for almost 75 feet, and look for at peak days and times. For a less congested a 15-foot wall of slickrock. You can scramble trek, consider these less-traveled hikes. up the rock or look for the beaten path on the Northgate Peaks backside of the rock. By Don Gilman On top of this wall is a narrow dirt path that is crowded by rock and vegetation. It The Northgate Peaks trail in the Kolob Terrace section of Zion National Park is an winds around the mountain to a dead end amazing trail with spectacular views. The with a beautiful view of the mountain where trail itself is nearly flat, making it a perfect the Canyon Overlook Trail is located, opposite hike for families. is Gifford Canyon. To reach the Northgate Peaks trailhead, The path will lead past stone bridge and take State Route 9 to the town of Virgin. to another minor slickrock climb. At the end of Turn left onto Kolob Terrace Road. Drive for the canyon, there is a circle of cliffs preventing 15.7 miles through increasingly spectacular further exploration without climbing up the country until the short spur road (on the sandstone.

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Many Pools of the actual trail and into the slot canyon, By Candice Reed look for small sandstone caves and a 20-foot The route is moderate with a gentle long arch. Be careful to only explore as far uphill climb to an alcove, but plan for a as you know is safe for you! Few should ever strenuous hike if you continue to the East venture past the freestanding arch. Rim. Sandstone pools at the end of this hike The route begins right off the highway. are a favorite spot of the delightful and Drive to the pullout near the second drainage on the north side of the State Route 9, about 0.8 boisterous canyon tree frogs. Look for the tiny miles after the smaller tunnel. Walk carefully gray creatures near the water, and listen for along the road about 150 yards and drop down their loud trilling. Past the pools is the end of into a sandy bowl on the north side of SR-9. the Hidden Canyon Trail. Chinle Trail, There is a trail for a short distance, and then Overlook Trail photo by Doug Dolde the sand turns into large flat stones that you By Charlotte Emett can pick and choose to walk on, depending on your sense of balance. A short distance off the The Overlook Trail is a short, beautiful right) for the Wildcat Trailhead is reached. Chinle Trail road, filled pools carved into the rocks appear. hike located on the east side of Zion National Drive a few hundred feet to the large parking By Greta Hyland Ponderosa Pines and Juniper trees twisted by Park, just outside the Mt. Carmel tunnel. area. Chinle Trail is an off-the-beaten-path the wind are a good backdrop to the reds and The hike is about one mile roundtrip, and The trail heads east across grassy plains trail located in the lower elevation west desert whites ribboned through the rocks. it usually takes people about an hour. It is and stands of Ponderosa Pine with dynamite wilderness area, offering wide vistas, desert Hidden Canyon definitely one of the easier hikes in Zion, but views of the towering Pine Valley Peak to landscapes, and a reprieve from the more the west. Soon the trail will be fully in the By Bo Beck and Tanya Milligan it’s still considered a moderate-level hike touristy trails in the park. Though it’s a due to a few exposed areas and sandstone forest with limited views. After 0.9 miles, the long trail, it’s a mellow hike that can be cut Hidden Canyon features steep ascents, pathways, which can be slippery. junction with the Hop Valley trail is reached. off whenever you feel like turning around. narrow foot paths, and switchbacks on Continue east, and 0.1 miles further, the It’s a great hike with kids because it’s not a narrow cliffside with exposure at high The Overlook trailhead lies right outside junction with the Northgate Peaks Trail is treacherous, slippery, or steep. Avoid it after elevations. Some parts have chains to use of the Mt. Carmel tunnel by the ranger booth. reached. Head south on this trail for another snow or rain as it will be muddy. for assistance. Be cautious near slippery Exit the tunnel too quickly and you’ll miss it. 1.1 miles until the end of the official trail is sandstone areas with steep dropoffs. Expect The Chinle Trailhead starts outside of It begins with a staircase carved out reached at a rocky basalt bluff with epic views full sun in most places after the early morning. Zion, south of Springdale. If you are coming of the sandstone leading up and away from of the Northgate Peaks to the east and west Once you are into the canyon, it is shady and and of North Guardian Angel to the south. from St. George, the turn is about a block the road. Soon, you’ll be walking along the before you hit the apple orchard and stand as surprisingly cool. For families with young children, this side of the mountain and looking down into you leave Rockville off of State Route 9. There This impressive 2.2-mile roundtrip hike makes an excellent turnaround spot. a thin crevice known as Pine Creek Canyon. is a parking area off the right of Anasazi begins at the same busy trailhead as Weeping Gifford Canyon Way near the Anasazi Plateau housing Rock, Observation Point, and the East Rim. At about halfway, you’ll walk across a bridge By Bo Beck development. If you hit houses, you missed Begin at the Weeping Rock Trailhead, which that wraps around a corner and leads to an Gifford Canyon offers a nice stroll it. And yes, the trail starts below the housing quickly splits to the left. The trail you want area of recessed rock wet with the moisture through a sandy wash and is very charming development and takes you right through it. to follow bears right toward the East Rim, that caused it to erode and be filled with ferns when water is running. This hike is nearly Don’t worry though, it doesn’t last long. Observation Point, and Hidden Canyon. growing out of the sandstone.

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Trail Closures (as of March 1 ‘20) Kolob Arch via La Verkin Creek Those looking for something less Grotto Trail The Weeping Rock Trail, Hidden Canyon Trail strenuous should check out these easy hikes. Starting at Zion Lodge or the Grotto, Trail, and Observation Point Trail (East Rim Getting to Kolob Arch via the La Verkin Pa’rus Trail this trail connects the two locations and can Creek Trail follows Timber and La Verkin from Weeping Rock) are closed due to rockfall Starting at the Zion Canyon Visitor be combined with the Middle Emerald Pools damage. These closures are indefinite at this creeks and connects to the trail to Kolob Center, this two-hour hike covers 3 1/2 miles and Kayenta trails to create a 2 1/2-mile time. Lower Emerald Pools Trail is closed for Arch, one of the world’s largest freestanding and rises 50 feet in elevation. A paved trail loop. The non-loop version should take about trail repairs until Spring 2020. arches. A full-day hike, it will take around 8 hours to finish the 14-fourteen mile trip. that follows the Virgin River from the South 30 minutes and rises 35 feet over one mile. Warning: These hikes are very popular This hike starts at Kolob Canyons Road. Campground to Canyon Junction, Pa’rus and often overcrowded. While they are well Weeping Rock Trail If you are looking for something more Trail is wheelchair accessible and is open to worth doing, expect them to be a little moderate, try some of these mid-range hikes. both bicycles and dogs. A short but steep hike, the Weeping congested. Rock Trail offers trailside exhibits. This Watchman Trial Archeology Trail If you are feeling up to some of the more paved trail ends at a rock alcove with Starting at the Zion Canyon Visitor Also starting at the Zion Canyon Visitor difficult hikes, try some of these popular dripping springs. It rises 98 feet over just Center, this hike takes about two hours Center, this short half-hour hike covers hikes. and covers just under 3 miles. The 368-foot under a half mile. It can be completed in just under half a mile and rises 80 feet in Angels Landing via West Rim Trail elevation has some minor drop-offs and ends about 30 minutes. elevation, making it a short but steep trail. Possibly the most popular hike in Zion, at a view point for Tower of the Virgin, lower This trail offers trailside exhibits and views Riverside Walk Angels Landing takes around four hours to Zion Canyon, and Springdale. complete and covers just under 5 1/2 miles. Middle Emerald Pools Trail of several prehistoric buildings. Starting at Temple of Sinawava, this As you work your way up the 1,488-foot A two-hour hike, Middle Emerald Pools Lower Emerald Pool Trail 1 1/2-hour hike cover just over two miles change in elevation, you’ll want to look out has long drop-offs. The unpaved trail to the This paved trail leads to the Lower and rises 57 feet in elevation. While it is for long drop-offs. This hike is not for young Middle Emerald Pools has loose sand and Emerald Pool and waterfalls. It also connects wheelchair accessable, there are minor drop- children or people with a fear of heights. Be slippery rocks. You’ll cover two miles in 2 to the Middle Emerald Pools Trail. It should offs. The trail, which is paved, offers trailside sure to enjoy, but be careful along the last hours over the course of a 150-foot elevation take about an hour and covers just over one exhibits as it follows the Virgin Rivet along gain. The hike starts at Zion Lodge. section of the hike, which is a steep, narrow mile with 69 feet in elevation gain. the bottom of a narrow canyon. ridge to the summit. The hike starts at The Upper Emerald Pool Trail Grotto. Starting at Zion Lodge, this is a shorter trail covering one mile in about an hour. You will rise 200-feet in Southern Utah’s Coffee Roaster elevation, and there are minor drop-offs. ...and So Much More! Kayenta Trail This two-hour hike starts at the Grotto and goes for two miles. You’ll gain 150 feet in elevation, and the trail does have long drop-offs. This unpaved climb connects the Grotto to the Emerald Pools Pizza, Salads, Sandwiches, Beer, and Wine! trails. Canyon Overlook Trail Starting at Zion- “Observation Point Revisited” photo by David J West. Mt. Carmel Highway, this one-hour hike provides a 163-foot Observation Point via East Rim gain in elevation over the course of a mile. Trail This rocky and uneven trail ends at a viewpoint for Pine Creek Canyon and lower This hike climbs through Echo Canyon Zion Canyon. While this trail is mostly to a viewpoint of Zion Canyon and offers fenced, there are long drop-offs. access to Cable Mountain, Deertrap, and East Mesa trails. Plan for at least half of Taylor Creek Trail a day as this hike takes around five hours You’ll begin this five-mile hike at Kolob to complete and stretches over 8 miles. The Canyons Road. It should take around 4 Mon-Sat: 6:30a - 9:30p ~ Sun 7a - 9:30p ~ 435-635-7625 2,148-foot change in elevation from start to hours to complete and provides a 450-foot LIVE MUSIC 394 S. State St. ~ La Verkin,UT finish has long drop-offs, so be careful. Like gain in elevation. Larger groups may need to split up, as this hike limits 12 people to Hidden Canyon Trail, this hike starts at ON SUNDAY Halfway between St. George and Zion a group. It follows the Middle Fork of Taylor Weeping Rock. Now serving hand crafted pizza Creek past two homestead cabins to Double EVENINGS! • Sustainably grown, artisan-roasted coffees • Wholesome baked goods • Sandwiches The Narrows via Riverside Walk Arch Alcove. • Utah microbrews • Whole fruit smoothies A full-day hike at 8 hours, the Narrows Timber Creek Overlook Trail Drive-thru: Open 7 Days ~ 6a - 7p can pose extra dangers depending on the A quick hike, the Timber Creek weather. High water levels can prevent Overlook Trail covers just one mile and 510 N. Main ~ La Verkin,UT access to the Narrows, so be sure to check 100 feet in elevation gain. It can be done in with the visitor center before beginning about 30 minutes. The trail follows a ridge Located at SR-9 & Main ~ Across from Best Western this 9 1/2-mile hike. You’ll start this hike at to a small peak with views of Timber Creek, • Sustainably grown, artisan-roasted coffees • Wholesome baked goods Temple of Sinawava. 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Services (Listed Alphabetically) Shops (Listed Alphabetically) 3 Best Friends Animal Sanctuary 5001 Angel Canyon Rd, Kanab (435) 644-2001 18 Glazier’s Market 264 S 100 E, Kanab (435) 644-5029 27 Blacksmith Adventures 2450 South Hwy 89, Kanab (575) 313-4650 22 Honey’s Marketplace 260 E 300 S, Kanab (435) 644-5877 5 The Canyons Collection 190 N 300 W, Kanab (435) 644-8660 8 Kanab Drug 176 W Center, Kanab (435) 644-3401 24 Dreamland Safari Tours Serving the greater Kanab area (435-644-5506 11 Kanab Natural Market 11 W Center, Kanab (435) 644-5575 11 ERA Utah Properties 7 West Center, Kanab (435-644-2606 4 Moqui Cave 4581 US-89 (435) 644-8525 25 GarKane Energy 1802 S Hwy 89A, Kanab (435) 644-5026 29 Pioneer Creations 55 North Main, Fredonia (928) 643-7020 13 Kanab City 37 North 100 East, Kanab (435) 644-2534 10 17 Kanab Massage 67 West 200 South, Kanab (435) 644-8492 Terry’s Photo Shop 19 W Center St, Kanab (435) 689-0443 9 Kanab Realty 93 West Center, Kanab (435) 229-6911 1 The Rock Stop 385 W State St, Orderville (435) 648-2747 14 Kane County Visitors Bureau 78 S 100 E, Kanab (435) 644-5033 2 White Mountain Trading Post 10 W Hwy 9, Mt Carmel (435) 648-2030 9 Karen Heet 93 West Center, Kanab (435) 644-2232 Entertainment 1 Maynard Dixon Museum 2200 State St, Mt Carmel (435) 648-2652 Redstone Theater 29 W Center St, Kanab (435) 644-2334 26 Red Rock Homes 1875 South Hwy 89, Kanab (435) 644-3225 To get your business on this map and directory please call Josh at 435-632-1555 for details.

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