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1149 Zion Park Blvd • 435-772-3700 Noon to 10pm Daily • switchbackgrille.com Welcome To Zion! From your friends at Zion Guide ZION GUIDE CONTENTS Top Things To Do In Zion Dining & Shopping Kanab Area Featured Shops & Restaurants...... 23 Springdale Featured Restaurants...... 13 Events Zion Area Annual Events Calendar...... 19 Zion Area Current Events Calendar...... 18 Zion Area Event Articles...... 17 Get some great hiking in Zion National Park is known for its scenic landscape and unrivaled Hiking hikes. No matter your fitness level, there are hikes here for you. Locals’ Guide To Hiking Preparedness...... 5 Please go to ZionGuide.com to see the details on many area hikes. Less-Traveled Zion Hikes...... 10 Spend a day in Springdale Popular Zion Hikes...... 9 Springdale is unique to our national park system in that it is almost completely surrounded by Zion National Park. So when you’re in Maps Springdale, you’re right in the middle of Zion Canyon. Greater Southern Utah & Zion Area Map...... 14 Catch an event Not only does Zion Brew Pub have live music every Saturday, the Kanab Utah Business & Services Map...... 22 property also hosts a handful of events throughout the year, as do Springdale Utah Business & Services Map...... 12 the Bit and Spur restaurant, Tanner Amphitheater, Bumbleberry Inn, Wildcat Willies, and several other locations. Zion National Park Map...... 8 Try a guided tour Jeep, helicopter, ATV, canyoneering, horseback riding, or mountain Shuttle & Parking biking, guided tours are all available. Many of these tours take Zion Cayon Shuttle & Parking Info...... 6 you outside Zion National Park boundaries and give you a unique Zion Canyon Shuttle Map...... 7 perspective on Zion’s canyons and plateaus from surrounding areas of southern Utah. Check out ZionGuide.com for listings and ads. Tips, Info, & Fun Visit the east side of Zion and spend a day in Kanab Guide to Utah’s Liquor Laws...... 12 The east side of Zion is generally less crowded, making hikes more accessible and private. These are some of the most enjoyable hikes New to Zion for 2018...... 4 in the canyon. You can spot wildlife you won’t see elsewhere in the Safety, General, & Minimizing Impact Tips...... 3 canyon. The city of Kanab, situated east of the canyon, is full of unique attractions, like the Little Hollywood Movie Museum and the Southern Utah State & National Park Listing...... 15 Best Friends Animal Sanctuary. Zion Visitation and Temperature Graph...... 16 Take lots of pictures, leave only footprints Zion Area Towns & Cities...... 20 Be sure you’ve got extra charged batteries, smartphone cables, and memory cards so you can capture all the magic of Zion National Zion Animals Coloring Page...... 11 Park. Additionally, there are numerous photo tour and guiding companies to assist you. Thank you for visiting the Zion National Published by The Independent, St. George, Springdale, & Kanab, UT. 435-656-1555. Online at ZionGuide.com. Park area.

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General Tips For Zion Tips To Maximize Enjoyment Park in Springdale and ride the shuttle Go on a less crowded hike If you are entering Zion National Park through the South entrance it’s The most visited 10 to 12 hikes in Zion National Park have a lot of competition. highly recommended that you park near one of the furthest shuttle stops in If you’d rather not feel like you’re in the line at a theme park, consider seeking Springdale to help minimize traffic congestion in Springdale. The shuttle out a less traveled path. Check out our newest features, Popular Zion Hikes and stops are numbered 1 through 9, with 9 being the final stop at Majestic Less-Traveled Zion Hikes. View Lodge. You can almost certainly avoid traffic and assure your seat on Consider coming back again in the low season a shuttle if you park near any of the 9 bus stops in Springdale where there’s paid parking on the sides of State Route 9. See our parking and shuttle info for full shuttle schedule, Starting in the fall, the number of visitors to Zion Canyon starts to dwindle, and by December it’s significantly less than in the heat of the summer. It is simply a different experience to see Zion in the list of stops, and a list of the paid parking lots. Parking in one of the parking lots is generally slighlty winter with the snow-capped monoliths. Most hikes are still accessible and are less crowded. You can cheaper than the paid on-street parking. Springale’s hotels also offer free parking to their guests. also drive your car to the Temple of Sinawava parking lot. The shuttles stop running by November and To avoid the crowds, go early or later in the day don’t start back until March. Often during peak times, the park runs at capacity and has more people than the shuttle system Check out Kolob Canyons and Kolob Terrace Road and trails can comfortably accommodate. Consider getting up extra early or trekking out midday With gorgeous open spaces and plenty of dirt roads to explore, Kolob Terrace Road is one of Zion’s after the initial rush has flooded in. You’ll still want to ride the shuttle. best kept secrets. You’ll notice the air getting cooler as you gain elevation, and you’ll find plenty of A note about pets beautiful views worth stopping at for a quick photo op. The Kolob Terrace Road turnoff is in Virgin, so Leashed pets may be walked on the Pa’rus Trail. However, pets are not permitted on any other watch for signs. However, portions of the Kolob Canyon District of Zion National Park (located at Exit trails, on shuttles, in public buildings, or in the wilderness. Pets must be under physical control on a 40 on Interstate 15) are inaccessible due to construction. Kolob Canyon Road, the visitor center, and leash less than six feet long at all times. The interior temperature of a vehicle can quickly warm to the parking lot off of I-15 will remain closed to through November. The Taylor Creek Trail, the Timber dangerous levels. Avoid leaving animals in vehicles. Boarding kennels are available in Rockville, Creek Overlook Trail, the Lee Pass Trailhead, and other areas accessible via Kolob Canyons Road will Kanab, Hurricane, St. George, and Cedar City. not be available to the public.

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New to Springdale and Zion National Parking rates are $1 for the first hour two consecutive hours each day. Residents two weeks prior to campers’ arrival dates Park in 2018 are on-street paid parking of parking and $3.50 for each additional desiring to park in paid parking areas for online at recreation.gov or by calling (877) policies in Springdale, changes in the res- hour, or $22 to park all day. Paid on-street periods longer than two hours will need to 444-6777. Reservations are needed as the pay the appropriate parking fees described ervation policy for the park’s South Camp- parking will be enforced seven days a week campground is full every night during the from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. The town will issue above. Residents can apply for residential ground, closures reservation season. parking citations to vehicles parked in a parking permits at springdaleparking. Campsite fees are $20 per night for in- in the park’s Kolob no parking area, in a residential permit com. dividual campsites and $50 for group sites. Canyon District for parking area without the appropriate per- Information about the new paid park- Owners of Interagency Senior/Golden Age construction pur- ing policies is available at springdalepark- mit, in a paid on-street parking zone with- or Interagency Access/Access Passes re- ing.com. poses, and new bike out paying the required fee, and in other ceive a 50 percent discount on individual paths in Spring- situations that violate the town’s parking Kolob Canyon closures campsites. There is no discount on group ordinance. dale. Access to por- sites, nor is there a discount on camping Springdale resi- tions of the Kolob fees for Interagency Annual Passes. Paid parking in dents are eligible for Canyon District of Shaded tree sites can only accommo- Springdale residential parking Zion National Park date vehicles with a maximum height of permits that allow Since April, is restricted due to 12 feet and 6 inches. More information on unlimited on-street Springdale has im- construction that camping is available by calling (435) 772- parking on streets plemented new on-street parking policies. began May 1. All of 3256. designated as resi- All public streets in Springdale are now Kolob Canyon Road, dential permit park- the visitor center, Bike paths in Springdale designated as paid parking, permit park- ing areas or in any Closed and the parking lot Bike paths ing, or no parking. Free on-street parking paid on-street park- off of Interstate 15 and lanes now is no longer avainable in Springdale. ing area in town for will be closed to traf- exist through the fic during the seven- entire length of month project. The Taylor Creek Trail, Springdale. There the Timber Creek Overlook Trail, the Lee is still a bike path Breakfast, Salads, Pizza, Pass Trailhead, and other areas served via from the Junc- Kolob Canyons Road will not be available Artisan Panini Sandwiches, tion Chevron to to the public. Espresso Beverages and Smoothies Visitors will be able to access the La Rockville. There Great Vegan + Vegetarian Options Verkin Creek Trail and hike to the Kolob are now clearly marked bike Local and Organic Ingredients Arch via the Hop Valley Trail. They may access the Hop Valley Trailhead from the lanes from that Kolob Terrace Road. Overnight trips re- Chevron to the CHECK OUT OUR quire a permit. There are many surround- park’s south entrance at Zion Canyon Vil- Open from 7am - 8pm NEW MENU ITEMS!! ing state parks, U.S. Forest Service, and lage. They are to be traveled in the same 7 days a week public land scenic areas to consider as al- direction as automobile traffic. Bikes can ternatives to Kolob Canyons during this be rented from two shops in Springdale closure. as well as Zion Lodge, located inside the South Campground reservations park. While electric bikes are allowed in Springdale, they are not allowed in the In March, the South Campground at park. Zion National Park became accessible only by reservation. Reservations for campsites For more information visit ZionGuide. at the South Campground may be made com.

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Think of appropriate ...and So Much More! of precarious situations.­ footwear as an insurance policy — and In 2017, the National Park Service if you are a little nervous, a hiking stick reported 324 search-and-rescue operations, never hurts. Also, dress lightly if it’s going which means 324 extremely unpleasant to be hot, but be sure to use appropriate vacation experiences — nearly one a day. In sun protection like sunscreen and large- 2014, the reported number was almost half brimmed hats, because suffering from that. The majority of those rescues occurred sunstroke or severe sunburn during an in Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks, already taxing hike can be brutal. and most hikers who end up getting into Hike at your skill level, and don’t Pizza, Salads, Sandwiches, Beer, and Wine! trouble are either in their 20s or are older take risks than 60. Trails in Zion range from short and easy Despite our highly skilled and to long and challenging. Don’t overestimate dedicated rescue teams’ valiant efforts, not your ability and endurance level. And don’t everyone made it out of their predicaments engage in horseplay or other activity that safely. Twelve people lost their lives in might endanger yourself or others. Some of Utah’s national parks in 2017 alone. Zion’s hikes are steep, and you wouldn’t be It’s hard to imagine one wanting a the first person to tumble down a hill — or vacation amid the splendor of our national worse, fall off a cliff. Zion is beautiful, but parks to involve search it’s also dangerous, so and rescue teams or a respect yourself and close encounter with others by respecting death. the terrain. Zion National Leave wildlife Park is often referred alone Mon-Sat: 6:30a - 9:30p ~ Sun 7a - 9:30p ~ 435-635-7625 to as an outdoor Animals Disneyland. But this instinctively avoid 394 S. 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PARKING & SHUTTLE INFO 2018 ZION SHUTTLE SCHEDULE There is paid parking throughout shorter during peak hours. The shuttle schedule May 13–Sep 30 Oct 1–Oct 28 Oct 29–Nov 10 Springdale. As of early 2018 most of the is subject to change. Please check at the shuttle Zion Canyon Shuttle parking alongside Zion Park Blvd/Mt Carmel stops and online at ZionGuide.com for current First Bus from Zion Canyon Visitor Center ...... 6:00 am...... 7:00 am...... TBD Highway is now public paid parking. There information. are also numerous public parking lots, check Last Bus to Springdale Shuttle from Temple of Sinawava ...... 9:15 pm...... 7:15 pm...... No service out the list at the end of this feature. It is Here’s a list of Paid Parking lots in springdale: from Zion Lodge ...... 9:30 pm...... 7:30 pm...... No service recommended you park in Springdale and Zion Parking Solutions - 50 Zion Park Blvd ride through town to the dropoff at the park Zion Outfitter LLC – 95 Zion Park Blvd Last Bus from Zion Canyon Visitor Center ...... 8:30 pm...... 6:30 pm...... TBD entrance. By doing so you will avoid the Tsunami Juice & Java – 180 Zion Park Blvd from Temple of Sinawava ...... 9:15 pm...... 7:15 pm...... TBD bumper-to-bumper lines that often happen Zion Coffee Company (Café’ Soliel) – 205 during peak days and times, and that can Zion Park Blvd Springdale Shuttle extend well into town. There is paid parking Zion West Properties – 358 Zion Park Blvd First Bus from Majestic View Lodge...... 7:10 am...... 8:10 am...... No service on Lion Blvd, behind Whiptail Grill, and also a Zion Park Lot (behind Whiptail) – 445 Zion from Zion Canyon Villiage ...... 7:30 am...... 8:30 am...... No service lot about one city block from the south entrance Park Blvd to the park. Other free and paid parking is Zion Park! (Behind Zion Adventure Company) Last Bus to Zion Canyon Shuttle coming online in 2018, watch for signs. – 38 Lion Blvd from Majestic View Lodge ...... 10:15 pm...... 8:15 pm...... No service The average wait for a shuttle bus in Switchback Grille – 1149 Zion Park Blvd Springdale is fifteen minutes or less. The wait Bit & Spur – 1212 Zion Park Blvd Last Bus from Zion Canyon Villiage ...... 10:00 pm...... 8:00 pm...... No service is longer in the morning and evening, but Parkco – 1216 Zion Park Blvd from Majestic View Lodge ...... 10:15 pm...... 8:15 pm...... No service

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Kolob C an yo ns Visitor Center • Plan your trip. Choose trails that are within your ability. • Falls cause most injuries and deaths at Zion. • Carry and drink one gallon of water per person per day. • W ear a hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen. • Avoid or get o high places when lightning threatens. • K now the weather before you go. Distant storms can cause flash floods. W hen in doubt, stay out! • Cell phones don’t work in most areas and don’t make you invincible. • Your safety is your responsibility.

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9 Springdale Map Visiting the Park Zion Canyon Visitor Center is open year-round. A 22-minute Canyo n Ov erlook Human History Museum orientation film is shown regularly at the Zion Human History 9 Museum. Spring through fall, Zion Can yon Scenic Drive is open to shuttle buses only. Check the park website (see be - SEE ZION low) or the park newspapers for dates and times: Map and CANYON SHUTTLE Guide and Backcountry Planner are available at the entrance Zion Canyon Visitor Center SCHEDULE AND INFO ON gate, visitor centers, and on the park website. Service ani - ADJACENT PAGE. mals are welcome. For firearms regulations visit the park 9 9 website or ask a ranger.

Zion is one of over 390 parks in the National Park System. To 59 learn more about parks and National Park Service programs in America’s communities, visit www.nps.gov.

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Warning: These hikes are very popular If you are looking for something more Pa’rus Trail Grotto Trail and often overcrowded. While they are well moderate, try some of these mid-range hikes. Starting at the Zion Canyon Visitor Starting at Zion Lodge or the Grotto, worth doing, expect them to be a little Watchman Trial Center, this two-hour hike covers 3 1/2 miles this trail connects the two locations and can congested. Starting at the Zion Canyon Visitor and rises 50 feet in elevation. A paved trail be combined with the Middle Emerald Pools Center, this hike takes about two hours that follows the Virgin River from the South and Kayenta trails to create a 2 1/2-mile If you are feeling up to some of the more and covers just under 3 miles. The 368-foot Campground to Canyon Junction, Pa’rus loop. The non-loop version should take about difficult hikes, try some of these popular elevation has some minor drop-offs and ends Trail is wheelchair accessible and is open to 30 minutes and rises 35 feet over one mile. hikes. at a view point for Tower of the Virgin, lower both bicycles and dogs. Weeping Rock Trail Angels Landing via West Rim Trail Zion Canyon, and Springdale. Archeology Trail A short but steep hike, the Weeping Possibly the most popular hike in Zion, Rock Trail offers trailside exhibits. This Middle Emerald Pools Trail Also starting at the Zion Canyon Visitor Angels Landing takes around four hours to paved trail ends at a rock alcove with A two-hour hike, Middle Emerald Pools Center, this short half-hour hike covers complete and covers just under 5 1/2 miles. As dripping springs. It rises 98 feet over just has long drop-offs. The unpaved trail to the just under half a mile and rises 80 feet in you work your way up the 1,488-foot change Middle Emerald Pools has loose sand and under a half mile. It can be completed in in elevation, you’ll want to look out for long elevation, making it a short but steep trail. slippery rocks. You’ll cover two miles in 2 about 30 minutes. drop-offs. This hike is not for young children This trail offers trailside exhibits and views hours over the course of a 150-foot elevation Riverside Walk or people with a fear of heights. Be sure to of several prehistoric buildings. gain. The hike starts Starting at Temple of Sinawava, this enjoy, but be careful Lower Emerald Pool Trail at Zion Lodge. 1 1/2-hour hike cover just over two miles along the last section This paved trail leads to the Lower and rises 57 feet in elevation. While it is of the hike, which is a Upper Emerald Emerald Pool and waterfalls. It also connects steep, narrow ridge to Pool Trail wheelchair accessable, there are minor drop- to the Middle Emerald Pools Trail. It should offs. The trail, which is paved, offers trailside the summit. The hike Starting at Zion take about an hour and covers just over one exhibits as it follows the Virgin Rivet along starts at The Grotto. Lodge, this is a shorter mile with 69 feet in elevation gain. the bottom of a narrow canyon. Hidden Canyon trail covering one mile Trail in about an hour. You The Hidden will rise 200-feet in Canyon Trail follows elevation, and there along a cliff face to are minor drop-offs. the mouth of a narrow Kayenta Trail THANK YOU! canyon. Look out for This two-hour FROM long drop-offs during hike starts at the the 850-foot change Grotto and goes for in elevation. The hike Weeping Rock two miles. You’ll gain should take around 150 feet in elevation, three hours and is just under 2 1/2 miles. You’ll find the trailhead at and the trail does have long drop-offs. This Weeping Rock. unpaved climb connects the Grotto to the Emerald Pools trails. Observation Point via East Rim Trail Canyon Overlook Trail This hike climbs through Echo Canyon Starting at Zion-Mt. Carmel Highway, to a viewpoint of Zion Canyon and offers this one-hour hike provides a 163-foot gain access to Cable Mountain, Deertrap, and in elevation over the course of a mile. This East Mesa trails. Plan for at least half of rocky and uneven trail ends at a viewpoint Award Winning a day as this hike takes around five hours for Pine Creek Canyon and lower Zion to complete and stretches over 8 miles. The Canyon. While this trail is mostly fenced, COFFEE 2,148-foot change in elevation from start to there are long drop-offs. served to finish has long drop-offs, so be careful. Like Taylor Creek Trail Hidden Canyon Trail, this hike starts at Award Winning You’ll begin this five-mile hike at Kolob Weeping Rock. OPE N 7 CanyonsDA Road. It should take around 4 GUESTS! The Narrows via Riverside Walk YS A hours to complete W andE EprovidesK a 450-foot A full-day hike at 8 hours, the Narrows gain in elevation. Larger groups may need can pose extra dangers depending on the to split up, as this hike limits 12 people to a Voted best coffee in weather. High water levels can prevent group. It follows the Middle Fork of Taylor southern Utah access to the Narrows, so be sure to check Creek past two homestead cabins to Double 6 years in a row! with the visitor center before beginning Arch Alcove. this 9 1/2-mile hike. You’ll start this hike at Timber Creek Overlook Trail Temple of Sinawava. Kolob Arch via La Verkin Creek A quick hike, the Timber Creek Overlook Trail Trail covers just one mile and 100 feet in elevation gain. It can be done in about 30 Getting to Kolob Arch via the La Verkin ST. GEORGE BOULEVARD: 615 E. St. George Blvd. (In the Rite Aid parking lot) minutes. The trail follows a ridge to a small Creek Trail follows Timber and La Verkin SUNSET LOCATION: 1515 W. Sunset Blvd. peak with views of Timber Creek, Kolob creeks and connects to the trail to Kolob WASHINGTON LOCATION: 520 W. Telegraph St. Terrace, and Pine Valley Mountains. Arch, one of the world’s largest freestanding HURRICANE LOCATION: 1065 W. State St. (In the Stout Home Furnishings parking lot) arches. A full-day hike, it will take around SPRINGDALE LOCATION: In the Cable Mountain Lodge 8 hours to finish the 14-fourteen mile trip. Those looking for something less This hike starts at Kolob Canyons Road. strenuous should check out these easy hikes.

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Hiking is popular in Zion National Park, development. If you hit houses, you missed country until the short spur road (on the right) Juniper trees twisted by the wind are a good and popular hikes are seeing record visitation it. And yes, the trail starts below the housing for the Wildcat Trailhead is reached. Drive a backdrop to the reds and whites ribboned at peak days and times. For a less congested development and takes you right through it. few hundred feet to the large parking area. through the rocks. trek, consider these less-traveled hikes. Don’t worry though, it doesn’t last long. The trail heads east across grassy plains Hidden Canyon Chinle Trail Shortly after you get through the housing and stands of Ponderosa Pine with dynamite By Bo Beck and Tanya Milligan By Greta Hyland development, you will hit a sign letting you views of the towering Pine Valley Peak to Hidden Canyon features steep ascents, know you are entering the Zion Wilderness. the west. Soon the trail will be fully in the Chinle Trail is an off-the-beaten-path narrow foot paths, and switchbacks on At this point, you can breathe a sigh of forest with limited views. After 0.9 miles, the trail located in the lower elevation west desert a narrow cliffside with exposure at high relief, because you have gotten away from junction with the Hop Valley trail is reached. wilderness area, offering wide vistas, desert elevations. Some parts have chains to use civilization to enjoy nature, and chances are Continue east, and 0.1 miles further, the landscapes, and a reprieve from the more for assistance. Be cautious near slippery that you won’t see another soul until you junction with the Northgate Peaks Trail is touristy trails in the park. Though it’s a sandstone areas with steep dropoffs. Expect return to your car. reached. Head south on this trail for another long trail, it’s a mellow hike that can be cut full sun in most places after the early morning. Northgate Peaks 1.1 miles until the end of the official trail is Once you are into the canyon, it is shady and off whenever you feel like turning around. reached at a rocky basalt bluff with epic views By Don Gilman surprisingly cool. It’s a great hike with kids because it’s not of the Northgate Peaks to the east and west This impressive 2.2-mile roundtrip hike treacherous, slippery, or steep. Avoid it after The Northgate Peaks trail in the Kolob and of North Guardian Angel to the south. snow or rain as it will be muddy. Terrace section of Zion National Park is an begins at the same busy trailhead as Weeping For families with young children, this Rock, Observation Point, and the East Rim. The Chinle Trailhead starts outside of amazing trail with spectacular views. The makes an excellent turnaround spot. Begin at the Weeping Rock Trailhead, which Zion, south of Springdale. If you are coming trail itself is nearly flat, making it a perfect Gifford Canyon quickly splits to the left. The trail you want from St. George, the turn is about a block hike for families. to follow bears right toward the East Rim, before you hit the apple orchard and stand To reach the Northgate Peaks trailhead, By Bo Beck Observation Point, and Hidden Canyon. as you leave Rockville off of State Route 9. take State Route 9 to the town of Virgin. Gifford Canyon offers a nice stroll Watch for a sign that indicates the direction Turn left onto Kolob Terrace Road. Drive for through a sandy wash and is very charming There is a parking area off the right of Anasazi to Hidden Canyon. Way near the Anasazi Plateau housing 15.7 miles through increasingly spectacular when water is running. This hike is nearly 3 miles long and will take about 2 hours to A well-traveled path takes trekkers finish. between sheer sandstone walls rising up hundreds of feet, made up by some of Zion’s To start this hike, park in the lot located most famous landmarks: Cable Mountain and immediately east of the Zion/Mt. Carmel the Great White Throne. Once beyond the Tunnel. The trail begins at the backside of the STAY NEAR ZION... end of the actual trail and restrooms at the back of the into the slot canyon, look for parking lot. There will be a AT A GREAT PRICE! small sandstone caves and a steep, sandy path to climb 20-foot long arch. Be careful down before you enter Pine to only explore as far as you Located in St. George, UT, the Red Lion is in Creek slot. Follow the path know is safe for you! Few the center of many state and national parks. upstream for almost 75 feet, should ever venture past the and look for a 15-foot wall of freestanding arch. slickrock. You can scramble up the rock or look for the Sandstone pools at the end of this hike are a favorite beaten path on the backside Mention this ad in Zion Guide for a special rate!* spot of the delightful and $64 of the rock. See restrictions below. boisterous canyon tree frogs. On top of this wall is a narrow dirt path Look for the tiny gray creatures near the that is crowded by rock and vegetation. It water, and listen for their loud trilling. Past winds around the mountain to a dead end with the pools is the end of the Hidden Canyon a beautiful view of the mountain where the Trail. $ Canyon Overlook Trail is located, opposite is Overlook Trail Gifford Canyon. By Charlotte Emett Plus64 tax, 1 to 2 person The path will lead past stone bridge and The Overlook Trail is a short, beautiful Extra persons $5 more to another minor slickrock climb. At the end of Weekends $10 more the canyon, there is a circle of cliffs preventing hike located on the east side of Zion National further exploration without climbing up the Park, just outside the Mt. Carmel tunnel. sandstone. The hike is about one mile roundtrip, and it usually takes people about an hour. 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GUIDE TO UTAH’S LIQUOR LAWS 29 Miles to 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. Page 12 • Jul/Aug ‘18 • Page 13 ZNP 3 OC Tanner Visitor’s Center ZNP Amphitheater Entrance Happy Camper To Zion Lodge/ ECONOMY PARKING • RV’S INCLUDED Red Rock Grill Write promo code INDEP on envelope & SAVE $5! Market

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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 Subway Sandwiches 180 Zion Park Blvd 480-478-2929 E, V 10am-5pm daily Yes 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 Don Pedro Mexican Restaurant 792 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-0123 W, B, M, V 11am-10pm Mon-Sat, 11am-9pm Sun No Casa de Amigo’s 805 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-0422 W, B, M, V 11:30am-10pm daily Yes Bamboo Chinese Restaurant 828 Zion Park Blvd 435-703-2882 V 11:30am-10pm daily Yes Zion Park Gift and Deli 866 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-3843 E, V 8:30am-9:15pm Mon-Sat 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 Deep Creek Coffee Co. 932 Zion Park Blvd 435-669-8849 E, V 6am-8pm daily Yes Oscar’s Cafe 948 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-3232 W, B, E, V 7am-9pm daily No Meme’s Cafe 975 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-0114 W, B, E, V 7am-10pm daily No 29 Miles to Barefoot Taqueria 1101 Zion Park Blvd 435-267-2153 B, V Noon-9pm Fri-Wed Yes 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 King’s Landing Bistro 1515 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-7422 W, B, M, E, V 5pm-9pm daily Yes Park House Café 1880 Zion Park Blvd 435-772-0100 W, B, V 8am-2pm daily Yes See detailed restaurant listings for Springdale and the greater Zion National Park area at ZionGuide.com. Greater Southern Utah & N Zion Area Map

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ANASAZI STATE PARK MUSEUM - This ancient at the same time. The unique landmark is on Navajo sunbathers and fishermen, while its desert rewards SAND HOLLOW - Looking to fish? Swim? Ride your Indian village in the heart of Utah’s canyon country Nation land and is open for visits from the public. West hikers, wildlife photographers, and roadside sightseers. ATV in the sand? Do all that and more at Sand Hollow was one of the largest Anasazi communities west of of U.S. Highway 160, 40 miles southwest of Cortez, It is also home to thousands of desert plants and animals State Park, located between St. George and Hurricane. the Colorado River. The site is believed to have been Colo. (928) 871-6436. adapted to survive in an extreme place where rain is Bring your boat, a picnic, and some fishing gear for a fun day on the reservoir, or watch the kids swim while occupied from A.D. 1050 to 1200. The village remains GRAND CANYON - A World Heritage Site scarce and temperatures soar. (702) 293-8990. you relax on the beach. Load up your RV or tent and largely unexcavated, but many artifacts have been encompassing 1,218,375 acres on the Colorado LAKE POWELL - In Glen Canyon National Recreation uncovered and are on display in the newly remodeled settle in for a nice campout, or ride your ATV in the Plateau in northwestern Arizona. The land is semi-arid Area is one of the world’s great places for houseboating! dunes of Sand Mountain. (435) 680-0715. museum. Anasazi State Park is in the picturesque town and consists of raised plateaus and structural basins The 186-mile-long lake offers sandy beaches, cool blue SNOW CANYON - Named after early Utah leaders of Boulder on State Route 12. Group and individual typical of the southwestern United States. (928) 638- water, and exceptional red-rock scenery. It is excellent Lorenzo and Erastus Snow, Snow Canyon State Park picnic areas are available. There is no camping. (435) 7888. for boating, skiing, kayaking, and fishing. Boat or hike 335-7308. begins just outside of Ivins and stretches northward. GRAND STAIRCASE-ESCALANTE NATIONAL to Rainbow Bridge, or explore any of its many canyons Spectacular scenery includes towering red and white BAKER - Baker Reservoir is a small lake on the Santa MONUMENT - Nearly 1.9 million acres of America’s or sand dunes. (928) 608-6200. sandstone cliffs, black lava formations, and even a Clara River four miles north of Veyo on Utah State Route public lands and located between Bryce Canyon and PINE VALLEY - Pine Valley Reservoir is a beautiful waterfall that appears during heavy rain. Snow Canyon 18. It is a 63-acre lake with an average depth of about Glen Canyon Recreational Areas. From its namesake place for fishermen to fish brook trout and rainbow offers 16 miles of hiking trails, beautiful sand dunes, 20 feet. Many people come to the reservoir to camp Grand Staircase of cliffs and terraces across the rugged trout. The reservoir is near the Pine Valley Recreation technical rock climbing sites, horseback riding, year- at one of its 10 campsites and to fish. The reservoir is Kaiparowits Plateau to the beauty of the Escalante River Complex, which has over 150 campsites with picnic round camping, nature studies, and wildlife viewing. stocked with rainbow trout and contains brown trout, Canyons, the Monument’s size, resources, and isolated and restroom facilities. This area is greener than most This park is a favorite for locals and visitors alike. (435) green sunfish, crayfish, redside shiner, and mountain location provide amazing opportunities. other parts of southwestern Utah with pine and pinion 628-2255. sucker. It has picnic areas and vault toilets. There is a fee trees, and many come to enjoy camping and hiking. It is ZION - With breathtaking views, numerous hiking for visiting the reservoir and no boat ramp. GUNLOCK - In scenic red rock country, 15 miles northwest of St. George, lies the 240-acre Gunlock west of the town of Central. (435) 652-3100. attractions of all difficulty levels and some of the BRYCE CANYON - Bryce Canyon National Park is a most spectacular scenery on earth, Zion National State Park and Reservoir where year-round boating, QUAIL LAKE - Quail Creek State Park provides scientist’s laboratory and a child’s playground. Because water sports, and quality fishing for bass and catfish Park and its surrounding areas attract thousands of excellent year-round camping, picnicking, boating, and visitors every year. This natural wonder is not only a Bryce transcends 2,000 feet of elevation, the park attract visitors. Facilities include boat launching ramp trout and bass fishing in sunny southwest Utah. The park mecca of recreational activity, but Zion and nearby exists in three distinct climatic zones: spruce/fir forest, and pit privies. (435) 628-2255. ponderosa pine forest and pinion pine/juniper forest. is three miles east of the Interstate 15 Hurricane exit Springdale host numerous cultural activities, as well. This diversity of habitat provides for high biodiversity. LAKE MEAD - Lake Mead National Recreation on Utah State Route 9. Facilities include 23 campsites, There’s something for everyone in Zion – whether you’re Here at Bryce, you can enjoy over 100 species of birds, Area offers a wealth of things to do and places to go modern restrooms, a fish cleaning station, and two looking for a challenging hike or a fun excursion for the dozens of mammals, and more than a thousand plant year-round. Its huge lakes cater to boaters, swimmers, covered group-use pavilions. (435) 879-2378. family. (435) 772-3256. species. (435) 834-5322. CEDAR BREAKS - Sitting at over 10,000 feet and looking down into a half-mile deep geologic amphitheater. Come wander among timeless bristlecone YOUR HOMETOWN pines, stand in lush meadows of wildflowers, ponder crystal-clear night skies and experience the richness of REALTY our subalpine forest. Just four miles off Utah Highway 148, you’ll find the Cedar Breaks National Monument ! parking lot. ! CORAL PINK SAND DUNES - At an elevation of ! 6,000 feet and 12 paved miles off U.S. Highway 89 near Kanab, this park provides a fantastic setting for ! ! camping, hiking, OHV riding or just playing in the sand. ! A 265-acre conservation area prohibits motorized REALTY' ' vehicles in order to protect the Coral Pink beetle (found nowhere else in the world) and its habitat. The mule REALTY' deer, jackrabbit, kit fox, coyote, and many small rodents ' also make the park their home. (435) 648-2800. DEAD HORSE POINT - Dead Horse Point State Park is perhaps Utah’s most spectacular state park. Dead Horse Point is a promontory of stone surrounded by steep cliffs near Moab. The overlook at Dead Horse Point is 6,000 feet above sea level. Two-thousand Call 435-644-8000! feet below, the Colorado River winds its way from the ! continental divide in Colorado to the Gulf of California, Visit www.KanabRealty.net ! ! a distance of 1,400 miles. (435) 259-2614. @kanabrealty ! DINOSAUR TRACKS - The St. George Dinosaur ! Discovery Site at Johnson Farm is home to exceptionally ! well-preserved dinosaur tracks, some displaying skin Seriously impressions. These tracks, along with hundreds of fossil WHAT MOVES YOU? ! fish, plants, rare dinosaur remains, invertebrates’ traces, ! and important sedimentary structures, show evidence ! ! • Views?! Fun! that this site was produced along the western edge of ! a large, Early Jurassic (age between 195-198 million • Designer Kitchens? ! years ago) freshwater lake. (435) 574-3466. ENTERPRISE - There are two reservoirs in the Bull • Spacious Rooms • ATV Tours Valley Mountains 10 miles southwest of the town of Enterprise. The main one is Upper Enterprise Reservoir, • Storage? about 250 acres with an average depth of about 50 feet, while Lower Enterprise Reservoir is 79 acres. Many • Outdoor! Space? • Hiking! Tours come to the reservoir to camp, fish hike, and boat. The Honeycomb Campground is situated between both lakes and has 21 campsites and flush toilets. There is Whether buying or selling, let us a boat ramp on Upper Enterprise Reservoir and several • Custom Tours fishing areas around both reservoirs. Fishermen will help you with what moves you! find rainbow trout and smallmouth bass here. Fees are charged. 435-644-5525 • KanabTourCompany.com FOUR CORNERS - The Four Corners is the only place “Quality personal service with in the U.S. where four states come together at one place: [email protected] Arizona, New Mexico, Utah and Colorado. Here, a integrity and expertise.” person can put each of their hands and feet in four states Best Western East Zion underbird Lodge

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What better way to kick off spring than playing in and around Kanab! Surrounded by Lake Powell, Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Coral Pink Sand Dunes, the Grand Canyon, and dozens of other scenic wonders. Kanab is the perfect basecamp for outdoor adventure. For more information on lodging, dining, and attractions, go to VisitSouthernUtah.com

ANNUAL INDEPENDENCE KANAB’S DUCK CREEK DAYS ARTS & DAY CELEBRATION PIONEER DAY CELEBRATION CRAFTS SHOW AND CHILI July 7, Duck Creek Village July 24 COOK-OFF July 27 & 28 duckcreekvillage.com visitsouthernutah.com/events duckcreekvillage.com

LITTLE HOLLYWOOD MAYNARD DIXON KANE COUNTY FAIR WESTERN LEGENDS ROUNDUP HALF MARATHON CAMPOUT August 4, 7-11 August 20-25 August 25 August 22-25 thekanecountyfair.com westernlegendsroundup.com thunderbirdfoundation.com thunderbirdfoundation.com Jul/Aug ‘18 • Page 17 Zion Area Events O.C. TANNER AMPHITHEATER WESTERN LEGENDS ROUND-UP OFFERS HOSTS SUMMER EVENTS A WEEK OF WESTERN WONDER This summer, the O. C. Tanner be purchased at tickets.dsutix.com or by Kanab celebrates its movie history with competitions. Amphitheater will host Simply Three with calling (435) 652-7800. Western Legends Round-Up, a celebration —Bus and wagon train tours to local the Lyceum Music Festival Orchestra in The Zion Canyon Music Festival will of film, music, poetry, and Western heritage movie sets and archeological sites. August followed by the Zion Canyon Music be held for the second time at the O.C. Aug. 20–23, including —A street fair Festival in late September. Tanner Amphitheater but the tenth time a wagon train trek that includes free Simply Three joins the Lyceum Music overall Sept. 28 and 29. This year, given though the Grand entertainment, working Festival Orchestra at the O. C. Tanner the recent expansion of the parking lot at Staircase Monument. period displays, great Amphitheater Aug. 10 at 8 p.m. the venue, a second stage will be The festivities continue grub, shoot-outs, and for an evening of music, including featured. The festival has become Aug. 23–25 in Kanab barn dances. Simply Three’s covers of “21 one of the most anticipated with more activities: —The Bellamy Brothers, Pilots,” “Avicii,” “Ed Sheeran,” events for music lovers across the —Movie star Roo Arcus, and more live and more. The Lyceum Music region. The 2017 event featured celebrities, dinner in concert. Festival Orchestra will perform a memorable lineup of bands and with the stars, —A quilt and handicraft excerpts from John Williams’ artists, some of which are slated autographs, and show. score from “Star Wars” as well as to return along with some new Q&A. —A high-noon parade Stravinsky’s “Firebird Suite.” surprises. —The Western Movie Film Festival, complete with longhorns, wagons, and Whether you are a big fan The full list of artists and of classical music or just out for bands will be posted in the very comprising movies made in southern cowboys. a great evening near Zion National Park, near future at zioncanyonmusicfestival.com Utah Check out westernlegendsroundup.com this program appeals to a broad range along with more information and online —Cowboy-mounted shooting for all the details and updates. of ages and musical tastes. Ticket prices ticketing options. As in the past, the festival are $25 (reserved), $20 (festival), and includes food vendors, arts, crafts, a beer $14 for students and youth. Tickets can garden, and a kid zone. CLASSICAL GUITAR CONCERTS Blacksmith COME TO SPRINGDALE The Aaron Shearer Summer Institute 90 minutes long. Adventures comes to Zion Canyon for a week of classical On Aug. 4 at 7:30 p.m., the student guitar instruction and two concerts. ensembles and student orchestra will On Aug. 3 at 7:30 p.m., Armenian perform Debussy’s “the Girl with the Flaxen guitarist and guest instructor Gohar Hair,” A. Hirsh’s “Into the Suite,” Billock Vardanyan will perform at 8 p.m. Widely and Hedges’s “Fingerstyle Suite,” and admired for her technique and artistry, Vivaldi’s Concerto for Two Violins, Op. 3, Vardanyan has performed throughout the No. 8 with violinists Eli Wrankle and Chris United States, Armenia, Panama, Italy, Quick. and Canada. Vardanyan will perform works Both performances will be held at the by Fernando Sor, Augustine Barrios, Isaac Canyon Community Center, located at 126 Albeniz, Enrique Granados, and Manual Lion Blvd. in Springdale. To learn more, deFalla. The program is expected be about visit zarts.org.

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La Estancia is a beautiful Planned Community ideally located just two minutes from the heart of down town Kanab but close to all of the natural wonders that have made Southern Utah famous. The world famous Best Friends Animal Sanctuary is just 5 miles north of La Estancia (visitors are welcome). If you are an outdoors person, then you will love having the National Parks in your back yard from Brian Head ski area, to Lake Powell, to Zion and Grand Canyon National Parks, you’ll never run out of outdoor activities. La Estancia instills the sense of a remote retreat thanks to unmatched views and Come experience a hands-on introduction to the age-old craft of blacksmithing. You’ll forge luxury home values you’ll have to see to believe. lasting memories as you forge your own keepsake project in these 1 and 2 hour long classes.

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The La Estancia real estate market includes a selection of magnifi cent view lots as well as a variety of move-in-ready or build-to-suit homes that will ignite your imagination. If you are looking for a place to move that has everything to offer for the outdoors adventurer or you Open Hours: are looking for a place to retire and spend time doing the things that you love then you will love M - F: 7am - 2pm spending your days enjoying the incredible beauty outside your backdoor here in La Estancia. People really do fall in love with the Kanab area because it is all about people and togetherness, and you Sat & Sun: 8am - 1pm will fi nd others who enjoy the same things you do. Learn more about the outdoor activities nearby, and you’ll see for yourself all that we have to offer. Homes starting in the mid $260,000s!

Call Ben Clarkson 435-689-0205 [email protected] Fresh Coffee & Espresso Drinks Baked goods made from scratch • Quality Fresh Ingredients Breakfast and Lunch Sandwiches Visit us in Featuring New York Style Homemade Bagels beautiful Kanab at the corner of For photos, info & video Center & Main. Text 128940 to 35620 4 East Center Kanab, Utah • (435) 644-8191 Jul/Aug ‘18 • Page 18 Zion Area Current Events Calendar

Multi-Day Events items for purchase and stages providing continuous MOVIES AT CRESCENT MOON MOVIE THEATER CLASSICAL GUITAR PEFORMANCE 7:30 p.m. BLACKSMITH ADVENTURES 6 p.m. Experience a cultural music, dancing, entertainment, and cowboy Wednesdays–Saturdays at 7:30 p.m. and Saturdays at Shearer Summer Institute student ensembles and student hands-on introduction to the age-old craft of blacksmith- poetry. Dr. Buck’s Wild West Comedy & Stunt Show, 1 p.m. Ticket prices start at $6. Call (435) 644-2350 orchestra performances. Canyon Community Center, ing. Forge lasting memories as you forge your very own a pie-eating contest, covered wagon rides, a classic or visit crescentmoonkanab.com. 150 S 100 E, Kanab. 126 Lion Blvd., Springdale. tractor pull, antique farm equipment working displays, keepsake project. Great fun for families, small groups, STAR PARTY A guided stargazing tour takes place in Fri, Aug 10 couples and individuals. Taste of Fire 6–7 p.m., Flirt with celebrity panels and more. westernlegendsroundup.com Dark Canyon Star Park every night. Learn something JON STONE AT PEEKABOO KITCHEN 7:30 p.m. Fire 7–9:30 p.m. blacksmithadventures.com. Blacksmith Downtown Kanab. about the night sky and the universe. For reservations, Free. Multi-instrumentalist Jon Stone from Louisiana plays Adventures shop, 2540 S. Hwy 89A, Kanab. SCENIC JOHNSON CANYON: PETROGLYPHS & text or call (435) 899-9092 or email kanabstars@gmail. acoustic folk on violin, mandolin, and other strings. UTAH STATE FAIR WINNING PHOTOGRAPHY MOVIE LOCATIONS TOUR Aug. 24 and 25, 9 a.m. com. N. Hwy. 89, Kanab. Peekaboo Kitchen, 233 W. Center St., Kanab. EXHIBIT July 7–Aug. 3. 10 a.m. Prize photography Johnson Canyon, just east of Kanab, is a treasure trove Events by Day from the Utah State Fair annual photography com- of history. This scenic red rock canyon is a gateway into SIMPLY THREE AND LYCEUM MUSIC FESTIVAL TUESDAYS petition. Canyon Community Center, 126 Lion Blvd., the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument and ORCHESTRA 8 p.m Whether you are a big fan of Springdale. served as a thoroughfare for many previous civilizations. OLD TIME FIDDLERS JAM SESSION 7 p.m. Free. classical music or out for an evening near Zion National Tour leaves from Denny’s, 78 E. Center St., Kanab. DUCK CREEK DAYS 2018 July 27 and 28, 10 a.m. Parry’s Lodge Old Barn Theater 89 E. Center St. Kanab. Park, this program appeals to a broad range of ages Arts and crafts show. Live entertainment 2–8 p.m. each MOUNTAIN MAN DISPLAY Aug 24 and 25, 9 a.m. WEDNESDAYS and musical tastes. O.C. Tanner Amphitheater, 144 Lion day. Chili Cook-Off Saturday at noon. Duck Creek Mountain men of the Old West lived interesting lives of WELCOME WAGGIN 5 p.m. Join one of Best Friends’ Blvd., Springdale. Village, Highway 14, Kanab. hardship and survival. They coped with the wilderness founders to learn more about the organization, hear Sat, Aug 11 MAYNARD DIXON COUNTRY 2018 Aug 22–25, life through several ingenious methods that you’ll be able heartwarming stories, and discover secrets about the to learn about and experience firsthand. Free. Kanab. LISA MAC AT ZION CANYON BREW PUB 4 p.m. 9 a.m. A gathering of artists, collectors, community, and sanctuary. Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, 5001 Angel Free. Lisa Mac has become known for her powerful, GERONIMO: LIFE ON THE RESERVATION Aug. friends who love art. Art displayed in the Thunderbird Canyon Rd., Kanab. soulful voice and poignant blues-rock songwriting. Zion gallery will be by the artists who have been selected for 24, 4 p.m. and Aug. 25, 3:30 p.m. Experience the FRIDAYS Canyon Brew Pub, 95 Zion Park Blvd., Springdale. symposiums, demonstrations and one-day workshops. story of Geronimo, the Apache leader and warrior, as Saturday show and sale of the best examples of your performed by Rudy Ramos. This single-performer show PAINT YOUR PET PARTY 5–7 p.m. For just $20 Fri, Aug 17 per person, you’re provided with an 11x14 canvas, art that has not been offered at other venues. Sizes are portrays the final years of Geronimo’s story, showing JOSH WARBURTON AT PEEKABOO KITCHEN paints, brushes, and artist instruction. No prior painting limited to 16x20 and smaller. Maynard Dixon Living him rejecting the injustice of being held as a war pris- 7:30 p.m. Free. Josh Warburton covers folk, blues, and History Museum, 2200 State St., Mount Carmel. oner in his own land. Crescent Moon Theater, 78 E. experience is needed. Email [email protected] to sign up. Best Friends Animal Sanctuary, 5001 Angel rock with unique vocals and acoustic guitar. Peekaboo WESTERN LEGENDS ROUNDUP 2018 Center St., Kanab. Aug. 23–26, . Kitchen, 233 W. Center St., Kanab. BAR G WRANGLERS AT REDSTONE THEATER Canyon Rd., Kanab 8 a.m. Film festival showing Western movies filmed in Sat, Aug 18 Kanab with bus tours to classic western movie sets and Mondays–Saturdays, 8 p.m. Country/western show band. Events by Date film lectures. Street fair 9 a.m.–6 p.m. Aug 23–25 with $20. theredstonetheater.com. 29 W. Center St., Kanab. Fri, July 6 STILLHOUSE ROAD AT ZION CANYON BREW PUB 4 p.m. Free. Stillhouse Road performs a special TOM BENNETT AT PEEKABOO KITCHEN 7:30 p.m. blend of bluegrass and mountain music, country classics, Free. Tom Bennett is a blues man from SLC. Peekaboo and fiddle tunes. Joe’s original songs are a driving force Kitchen, 233 W. Center St., Kanab. behind the band’s popularity, in addition to his unique Sat, July 7 bass and mandolin solos. Zion Canyon Brew Pub, 95 NATHAN SPENSER REVUE AT ZION CANYON Zion Park Blvd., Springdale. BREW PUB 4 p.m. Free. Spenser was born and raised Thurs, Aug 23 in Salt Lake City. He’s a swooner with a bluesy voice and riveting stage presence, inspired by Americana, folk, DINNER WITH THE STARS 5:30 p.m. Many of your roots, and blues music. 95 Zion Park Blvd., Springdale. favorite Western Legends will be there. Live entertain- ment and plenty of opportunity to make new friends with JON STONE AT PEEKABOO KITCHEN 7:30 p.m. Free. Multi-instrumentalist Jon Stone from Louisiana an authentic southwestern Dutch oven dinner. Kanab plays acoustic folk on violin, mandolin and other strings. City Park, 430 N. 100 E., Kanab. Peekaboo Kitchen, 233 W. Center St., Kanab. Fri, Aug 24 Fri, July 13 “THE BEGINNING” 9:30 a.m. Western Legends SUNDOG AT PEEKABOO KITCHEN 7:30 p.m. Round-Up film festival, Crescent Moon Theater, 78 E. Free. A savory blend of country fried Americana and Center St., Kanab. psychedelic anthems of the sun. Peekaboo Kitchen, 233 “ONE MAN’S JUSTICE” 12:30 p.m. Retired Marshal W. Center St., Kanab. Matt Dillon goes after a 15-year-old boy who is deter- Sat, July 14 mined to kill the men responsible for the murder of his 3 HAT TRIO AT ZION CANYON BREW PUB 4 mother during a stagecoach robbery. Western Legends p.m. Free. American Desert Music, mostly original with Round-Up film festival, Crescent Moon Theater, 78 E. old-time cowboy and pioneer songs with a twist. Zion Center St., Kanab. Canyon Brew Pub, 95 Zion Park Blvd., Springdale. ROO ARCUS IN CONCERT 7 p.m. Australian coun- Fri, July 20 try musician made his return in 2012 with “This Here Cowboy” and two No. 1 radio hits. Kanab High School, LISA MAC AT PEEKABOO KITCHEN 7:30 p.m. Free. Lisa Mac has become known for her powerful, soulful 78 E. Center St., Kanab. voice and poignant blues-rock songwriting. Peekaboo Sat, Aug 25 Kitchen, 233 W. Center St., Kanab. BREAKFAST WITH THE STARS 8 a.m. Many of Sat, July 21 your favorite Western legends will be there. Iron Horse DAN LAVOIE AT ZION CANYON BREW PUB 4 Restaurant, 78 E. Center St., Kanab. p.m. Free. Dan Lavoie is a New York-based singer/song- WHISKEY TOOTH REVIVAL AT ZION CANYON writer who cites rock, folk, funk, and blues influences. BREW PUB 4 p.m. Free. This multi-talented group plays Zion Canyon Brew Pub, 95 Zion Park Blvd., Springdale. music from a full bar of genres including: folk, indie rock, Fri, July 27 alternative, country, with a little blues added to the mix. DICK EARL AT PEEKABOO KITCHEN 7:30 p.m. Zion Canyon Brew Pub, 95 Zion Park Blvd., Springdale. Free. Dick Earl is a blues and rock and roll musician from BELLAMY BROTHERS IN CONCERT 7 p.m. Howard St. George. Peekaboo Canyon Wood Fired Kitchen, and David Bellamy continue to prove that the trail 233 W. Center St., Kanab. they’ve ridden to fame has been as unique as their music Sat, July 28 itself. Jared Rogerson opens. Kanab High School, 78 E. DICK EARL AT ZION CANYON BREW PUB 4 p.m. Center St., Kanab. Free. Dick Earl is a blues and rock and roll musician CLASSIC COUNTY BARN DANCE 9 p.m. Live music Sorella Gallery from St. George. Zion Canyon Brew Pub, 95 Zion Park performed by Frank Melton’s classic country band, lots Blvd., Springdale. of country dancing, and tons of fun. Tickets are $5. Fri, Aug 3 Parry’s Lodge: Old Barn Playhouse, 89 E. Center St., 868 Zion Park Blvd Kanab. Located inside the old church in downtown Springdale GOHAR VARDANYAN, ARMENIAN CLASSICAL GUITARIST 8 p.m. zarts.org. Canyon Community Fri, Aug 31 (435) 772-0622 Center, 126 Lion Blvd., Springdale. JON STONE AT PEEKABOO KITCHEN 7:30 p.m. Sat, Aug 4 Free. Multi-instrumentalist Jon Stone from Louisiana plays Open Monday-Saturday JON STONE AND BYRON OWENS AT ZION acoustic folk on violin, mandolin, and other strings. CANYON BREW PUB 4 p.m. Free. Multi-instrumentalist Peekaboo Kitchen, 233 W. Center St., Kanab. 11am-9pm Folk Duo from Kanab. Zion Canyon Brew Pub, 95 Zion MOST WANTED BAND AT JUNIPER RIDGE 8 p.m. Park Blvd., Springdale. 2631 US-89A, Fredonia. YOU’RE IN MAYNARD DIXON COUNTRY

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February Balloons & Tunes Roundup Taking place over 3 days, pilots take flight each morning and bands compete for title of Battle of the Bands. Vendors throughout the weekend for one-of-a-kind crafts, food, and more! SEE MORE ZION EVENTS AT ZIONGUIDE.COM March Little Hollywood Shootout Features two competitive divisions appealing to a broad range of filmmakers. Competitors have two days to complete their film entries. March St. Patrick’s Day Celebration Enjoy a green-themed day starting with the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade. Followed by food, games and fun at the Bit and Spur. April Annual Earth Day Celebration Join the Springdale community in a day of education about our environment. Enjoy food, art, solar-powered music and important environmental demonstrations. April Kanab Earth Day Celebration Local groups present activites and special events throughout the community celebrating our Earth. April Arbor Day Join the students of Springdale Elementary in a celebration of being a Tree City USA. Help to celebrate trees by planting your very own. April Symphony of the Canyons Symphony of the Canyons is sharing the joy of music with residents of and visitors to our beautiful region of the United States. May–Oct. Kanab Outdoor Market Nursery stock, baked goods, local artistry, jewelry, crafts and goods, free bounce house and balloons for the kids. May Kanab 10K A beautiful course sanctioned by USA Track and Field along Hwy 89 from Moqui Cave to the Kanab City Park. May Amazing Earthfest Southern Utah’s festival of learning, arts, and outdoor adventure June Jacob Hamblin Days Festival A fun festival to celebrate the pioneer and Western heritage of Kanab and Kane County. June–Oct. DSU Summer Concert Series Enjoy a variety of live performances by bands, orchestras and solo artists. Located at the O.C. Tanner Amphitheater, just outside of Zion National Park. June Maynard Dixon Country Campout A 5-day gathering of artists and art lovers insterested in the history of Western art and current Western painting. July Kanab 4th of July Celebration Celebrate the nation’s Independence Day small-town style in the charming town of Kanab, Utah! Parade, vendors, entertainment and festivities throughout the day into the evening. July Springdale 4th of July Celebration Celebrate Independence Day with the Springdale community. Kick off with a parade followed by a barbecue, live music and activities for the whole family to enjoy. July Duck Creek Days There will be vendor booths, a live band each night, activites and 2631 N. Highway 89A • (928) 643-6094 crafts for kids, blood drive, a duck derby and of course the Chili Cook-Off. July 24th of July Celebration Celebrate the state of Utah with a pioneer dinner. Get ready for the fourth annual Kabob-a-Que. JuniperRidgeRestaurant.com July Pioneer Day Celebration Games, Dutch oven dinner at the park and a great costume parade celebrating pioneer heritage. August Symphony at the Grand Canyon Symphony of the Canyons performs on the patio at the North Rim Lodge. Bring a picnic dinner and listen as the sun sets over the Grand Canyon. Steaks • Pasta • Buffalo August Kane County Fair Offering many wonderful events for the whole family. Most of the events are free so dont miss out. August Western Legends Round-up Kanab’s celebration of film, music, poetry, and Western heritage. Seafood • Salads • Full Bar September Big Water Dinosaur Festival Celebrating past and present dinosaur discoveries in the Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument. September Demolition Derby Cars, trucks and “figure 8s” with up to 18 cars demolition derby with events for the entire family, including the Power Wheels Derby for kids and the wife-carrying contest! Free Shuttle - Kanab/Fredonia area September Carmel Mtn. Music and Art Festival and Car Show Check out fancy cars and enjoy live entertainment, vendors, food and kid-friendly activites. Call 435-689-2525 September Glendale Heritage Apple Festival The Glendale Heritage Apple Festival was started to celebrate Pioneer Heritage and the many talents that are in this small town. September Duck Creek End of Summer Bash 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. at the Duck on In Saloon in Duck Creek Village. Come spend your Labor Day Weekend in Duck Creek enjoying live music. September Zion Canyon Music Festival Enjoy the beautiful fall season in Zion as the canyon is filled with music. The Zion Canyon Music Festival features music, art and an exquisite backdrop. October Red Rocktoberfest Art, food, live music and poetry, dancing, wagon rides, photography, games and activities for the kids, all on the main drag in Kanab. German food and activities. October Zion Rocktoberfest Celebrate the start of fall in Zion mixed with traditional Oktoberfest aspects. The event will feature live rock and folk music and many other activities. Nov.-Dec. Zion Joy to the World Enjoy a wonderland of events in a weekend celebrating winter. Be a part of a community tree lighting, craft fairs, musical events and the fourth annual Light Parade. November Butch Cassidy 10K Run This 10K/5K scenic race brings together community, and not just with running. Stay after for some Grafton fun with what is promised to be a party. November K-town Turkey Trot 5K Taking place in Kanab on Thanksgiving morning, bring the whole family for this early morning fun run/walk to make room for that delicious turkey dinner later in the day! November Plein Air Art Invitational Be a part of a week of lectures and demonstrations from some of the finest plein air artists in the country. Enjoy painting sales, exhibits and workshops. November Christmas Light Parade and Festival An annual light parade on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. Gourmet s’mores school held on Main Street followed by music, caroling, hot cocoa and a wishing lantern launch. November Zion Canyon Arts and Crafts Fair Visit Zion for the 26th annual arts and crafts fair put on by Z-Arts. Spend the weekend touring the different vendors and craft booths. December Windsor Castle by Night Held at historic Pipe Springs National Monument, the Castle by Night is an opportunity to enjoy a historic recreation of an 1860’s early settlement by candlelight and music. December Z-Arts Gala Dress up for a night of food, dancing, mingling and an art Mention this ad for 10% off your total. auction. This annual gala is hosted by Z-Arts and is open to the public. Jul/Aug ‘18 • Page 20 Zion Area Town & Cities

Cedar City nearby Duck Creek Village is a nice place boating and other watersports while sand well as dogs rescued from Michael Vick’s to visit to refuel and purchase supplies or dunes are a popular destination for ATV dogfighting kennels, saving them from simply pause for a picnic. enthusiasts. For golfers who want even euthanasia. The sanctuary offers a variety Brian Head Ski Resort is located about more variety, Sky Mountain Golf Course of free tours and features one of the area’s 45 minutes east of Cedar City. Although it and Copper Rock Golf Course are also best buffets, which is open to the public. is a ski resort, summer activities there are nestled within Hurricane Valley. Moqui Cave, another geographical plentiful and range from hiking and biking The Sand Hollow State Park and Quail landmark created by sandstone erosion, to live music and festivals. And at nearly Lake State Park are two more recreation was used by the Anasazi for shelter. Now 11,000 feet, it is the highest-elevation ski destinations in Hurricane Valley, each privately owned, it houses dinosaur tracks, To get to Cedar City from Zion National resort in Utah, so the climate is much boasting warm waters and magnificent red fluorescent minerals, fossils, and Native Park, take State Route 9 from the park’s cooler. More information is available at rock camping scenery. American artifacts along with a gift store. south entrance to I-15 north. The overall brianhead.com. The Southern Utah Sports Shooting The Western Legends Round-Up, held distance is about 57 miles, about the same Bryce Canyon National Park isn’t in Park is a public facility near the Washington the week of Aug. 20, is a celebration of as traveling to St. George. Cedar City is Cedar City — it’s about 76 miles east County Fairgrounds. With five ranges to Western heritage with an emphasis on home to Southern Utah University. It has a of Cedar City and 83 miles from Zion. choose from, visitors can enjoy everything Kanab’s historic role as a backdrop for population of about 31,000 and an elevation Like Brian Head, with higher elevations from skeet and clay shooting to rifle, Western films. Live music and a BBQ of almost 6,000 feet, making it cooler in it’s cooler than Zion. So at such a short handgun, and trap shooting. competition are a part of the festival along the summer. Named “Festival City,” it is distance, visitors to Zion or Cedar City Find more at cityofhurricane.com and with more immersive activities like campfire a popular summer destination in the area would be well advised to take a day and hvchamber.com. breakfasts and Dutch oven dinners. with a variety of noteworthy annual events. drive to Bryce Canyon National Park for a A popular destination for photographers The world-renowned Tony, Emmy, and change of scenery and climate, hitting two Kanab and Fredonia and ATV enthusiasts alike, Coral Pink Sand National Governor’s Association Award- of the nation’s most spectacular national Dunes State Park comprises dunes made winning Utah Shakespeare Festival parks in one trip. from the pink Navajo Sandstone frequently attracts about 120,000 patrons each year. More ideas for local recreation in Cedar seen throughout southern Utah. Due to The 2018 season runs through Oct. 13 and City and the surrounding area are available how the geography directs winds, they features “Henry IV Part One,” “Othello,” at cedarcity.org, cedarcitychamber.org, and have deposited sandstone particles in this “The Merry Wives of Windsor,” and other visitcedarcity.com. area for thousands of years, resulting in plays by Shakespeare as well as a few by the dunes. This unique area contains rare other playwrights. The festival also puts Hurricane Valley and endangered species only found here: on an event through Sept. 8 known as the Coral Pink Sand Dines tiger beetle and the Greenshow, a free lighthearted outdoor Kanab has a population of about 4,500, Welsh’s milkweed. entertainment event including singing, and just across the Arizona state line, Grand Staircase-Escalante National dancing, and more. Visit bard.org for a Fredonia has a population of about 1,300. Monument stretches over a million acres schedule of plays. Both towns are easily accessible from Zion from Glendale and Kanab to the eastern Cedar City is also home to the Neil National Park by departing from the park’s part of the state. A visitors’ center is located Simon Festival, which runs through Aug. 11. east entrance along State Route 9 and in Kanab. This year’s offerings include Simon’s “Biloxi following Highway 89 south. Kanab is Just south of the Utah border and west Blues” and “Jake’s Women” in addition to about 40 miles away, and Fredonia is only of Fredonia in the town of Kaibab is Pipe a few other shows. Visit simonfest.org for Situated between Zion National Park 10 miles further. Spring National Monument, where Pipe more information. and St. George, the town of Hurricane is a Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Spring enabled the Ancestral Puebloans Cedar Breaks National Monument is mere 23 miles east on State Route 9 with an nearby Angel Canyon is home to about 1,600 and Kaibab Paiutes to survive the heat and only 23 miles east of the city along Highway estimated population of about 16,000. animals, from cats and dogs to rabbits, aridity of the northern Arizona desert for 148. At 10,000 feet, it offers scenic meadows Sand Hollow Resort is home to more horses, pigs, and more. It has engaged in over 1,000 years. and forests along with breathtaking views than just a golf course. Sand Hollow high profile rescue work over the years, For more information, visit zionguide. of the natural amphitheater below. The Reservoir affords visitors opportunities for taking animals after Hurricane Katrina as com, visitsouthernutah.com, and fredoniaaz. net.

Mesquite

Although it’s in Nevada, the city of Mesquite is only 80 miles from Zion National Park. Simply head east on State Route 9, then take I-15 south. Situated directly between St. George and Las Vegas, Mesquite offers all of the amenities and entertainment found in Vegas with none of the traffic, crime, or pollution. For a town of only about 18,000, Mesquite has a lot going on. CasaBlanca Resort is a hotel, casino, golf course, RV park, and performance venue rolled into one. Its free Summerpalooza event series hosts poolside concerts featuring the best Vegas talent, and the CasaBlanca Showroom regularly houses some of Sin City’s best tribute acts — not to mention an annual Elvis impersonator contest. Eureka Casino Resort is another golfing and gambling destination in Mesquite. It operates the Rising Star Sports Ranch, which is home to Mesquite’s NABP League basketball team, the Nevada Desert Dogs. For more information, visit mesquitenv. gov or mesquitenvchamber.com.

Mt. Carmel, Glendale, and Orderville

The towns of Mt. Carmel, Glendale and Orderville are east of Zion National Park and north of Kanab and are collectively referred to as Long Valley. These towns are very small. However, being centrally located, they serve as waystations for those traveling to Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, Bryce Canyon, Kodachrome State Park, or the Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park. This area is a little off the beaten path, so venturing into Long Valley immerses one in the resplendence of some of Utah’s most untouched outdoor beauty. The three towns are located on Scenic Highway 89, part of the Utah Heritage Highway 89. Opportunities Jul/Aug ‘18 • Page 21 Zion Area Town & Cities (Cont.) abound for hiking, boating, camping, and to the Electric Theater, and the St. George more. There are inns, cabins, and lodges in Art Museum, which houses everything GET MORE AREA INFO AT ZIONGUIDE.COM the area for those looking for a place to rest, from abstract art to desert landscapes in a and the Thunderbird Lodge offers not only variety of media ranging from sculpture to rooms but the Thunderbird Golf Course and paintings, photography, and beyond. the Thunderbird Restaurant. The Red Hills Desert Garden offers a For more information, visit sampling of native flora set amidst a small visitsouthernutah.com/glendale-orderville outdoor aquarium that is host to several or zionguide.com species of native fish. It is set adjacent to one of St. George’s most popular hiking and St. George scrambling areas, Pioneer Park, from which • Snacks & Drinks one can take in breathtaking views of the • Propane entire city. • 50¢ fountain drink St. George is also home to over 30 refi lls (up to32 oz) excellent and well maintained public parks. Local favorites include the newly- • Thursday special: renovated Vernon Worthen Park and Hotdogs, small chips, Thunder Junction, which features a train & fountain drink for ride, permanent metallophones, and a huge just $2.50! St. George can be reached by traveling volcano that “erupts.” Find a full list at 56 miles west on State Route 9 from Zion sgcity.org, and visit visitstgeorge.com and National Park’s south entrance. With a stgeorgechamber.com for more ideas for population of nearly 85,000 people, it is local recreation. 1593 Zion Park Blvd • Springdale • 435-772-3677 the largest city within 100 miles of Zion. Before it was settled, the area was home Springdale to Ancestral Puebloans — forbears of the modern Hopi, Zuni, Pueblo, and Southern Paiute nations. The St. George area is a destination for rock climbers, boulderers, and mountain DON PEDRO’S MEXICAN RESTAURANT bikers. It offers multiple golf courses and spas as well as opportunities for boating, fishing, horseback or ATV riding, and myriad other outdoor activities. Snow Canyon State Park and the Red Springdale sits at the south entrance Cliffs Desert Reserve are both located near to Zion National Park, and unless patrons Now St. George, and each offers its own unique enter through the east entrance, they must scenery that’s a bit different from that in travel through it to reach the park. Zion. While Zion National Park is a national open in There are often theatrical offerings tourist attraction, locals often come to from local companies including Tuacahn, Springdale just for the high-quality Zion The Stage Door, The Space Between, and restaurants, and the Bit and Spur Saloon Brigham’s Playhouse. Kayenta Art Village is one of few southern Utah venues that and Dixie State University also frequently consistently attracts touring bands. Locals Canyon! host concerts, plays, and other cultural also routinely come from Cedar City and events throughout the year. St. George simply to enjoy Springdale’s top- The St. George Children’s Museum is notch spas, inns, and hotels. conveniently located downtown right next From the Conviction Stout and to both St. George’s largest splash pad and Springdale Amber to the Ascender another interactive water feature for kids Hefeweizen and Zion Pale Ale, The Zion Mention this ad for a Free Fried Ice Cream with and adults alike — which can be a fun Brew Pub offers seasonal and flagship brews relief from the desert heat. The children’s freshly concocted by the Zion Brewery, purchase of any two entrees. Limit 1 per table. museum does not charge admission southern Utah’s craft brewery. With an Springdale location only. (although donations are accepted) and authentic wood-paneled pub feel indoors, houses exciting kids’ activities including the pub also regularly features frequent a performers’ stage, a medieval dress-up live music outdoors on the patio — right area, full-body interactive video games, a next to the Virgin River and backed by the 792 Zion Park Blvd • (435) 772-0123 dinosaur room, a physics experiment room, grandeur of the canyon walls. and much more. The O. C. Tanner Amphitheater is Springdale, UT. At the La Quinta The Dinosaur Discovery Site is an all- home to the annual Zion Canyon Music ages dinosaur museum. Located at Johnson Festival in late September and provides a Farm, it boasts genuine dinosaur tracks venue for other festivals and performances Additional locations in St. George and Washington, Utah found on site where they are safeguarded, as well. For a schedule of events, visit maintained, and on display for the public. octannershows.com. 567 S. Valley View Dr. (Green Valley) 435-673-0131 There are numerous art galleries For more information on what’s going Corner of Valley View & Dixie Drive throughout the St. George area. Of note are on in Springdale, visit springdaletown.com 1004 West Red Cliffs Dr., Washington • 435-251-8094 Arrowhead ETC, located downtown next or zionguide.com.

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