Parks in Panguitch, Utah

Cassidy Trail is a more difficult, more remote version of the famous nearby Thunder Mountain Trail. It's on the north side of Utah Hwy 12, whereas Thunder Mountain is on the south. Park at the Red ... More on trails.mtbr.com

The extremely fit might enjoy doing Cassidy as an out-and-back; that way you'll experience its magnificence twice in one ride. More on trails.mtbr.com

Although young in geological terms compared to some of its famous neighbors, Bryce Canyon is one of the most remarkable examples of nature in the world. It is one of the main reasons why this secti... More on Trails

Totally fantastic. Having seen 5 National parks this holiday, this came sec More on Trails

A nice playground located in a park in Panguitch, Utah. More on KidsPlayParks

One of Butch Cassidy's famous hideouts, Red Canyon is part of the Powell Ranger District of Dixie National For ... More on PlanetWare

A high-elevation mountain and plateau drive, this loop is composed of three separate designated scenic byways, giving two major options to complete either a short or long loop. The scenery is a terrific combination of alpine forest, ... More on Trails

If you fish Antimony Creek, you owe it to yourself to try another little gem in the Dixie National ForestPine Lake. Nestled in otherwise arid surroundings, this little still water is smaller than many of Utahs better known lakes and ... More on Trails

From Brian Head to Powell Point, a distance of nearly 60 miles by line of sight, the Pink Cliffs decorate the wavering rims of the Markagunt, Paunsagunt, and Table Cliff Plateaus with a stony entablature of striking color and fantastic ... More on Trails

For a cool perspective on Bryces spectacular views, walk the Bristlecone Loop. Located in the parks highest terrain, the trail maintains a safe distance from cliff edges as it winds through bristlecone and sprucefir forests en route ... More on Trails

MODERN DISCOVERY EXPEDITIONS TO THE BRYCE CANYON REGION On October 20-21, 1776, a Spanish entrada under the direction of the Franciscan Friars, Silvestra Vélez de Escalante and Francisco Atanasio D... More on Nps.gov

It would be a grave injustice if you did not visit Bryce Canyon National Park while youre in this area, for it is truly a remarkable sight to behold. But after scrounging for a parking space, sight... More on Trails

South of Antimony, State Route 22 passes through scenic Black Canyon and then to the ghost town of Widtsoe ... More on PlanetWare