Family Things To Do in Escalante, Utah

Escalante Petrified Forest State Park features colorful deposits of mineralized wood. Visitors will enjoy hiking ... More on ReserveAmerica.com

The park is a showcase of petrified wood with two established trails and offers many shade trees. Wide Hollow Reservoir offers great fishing with largemouth bass, ... More on GreatCampingSpots.com

Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, created in 1996, covers 1.9 million acres of land on the Color... More on LLBean.com

The dirt road to the canyon... More on Epinions.com

Straddling Northern Arizona and Southern Utah, Lake Powell and the surrounding Glen ... More on TripAdvisor

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The sandy trail begins by following the Escalante upriver. The canyon bottom has a fair amount of growth, but the growth offers very little shade. Expect to cross the river numerous times before re... More on Trails

The Box Death Hollow Wilderness is part of the Escalante Ranger District of the Dixie National Forest. The Box ... More on PlanetWare

The Canyons of the Escalante--Wonders in Water and Stone. The Escalante River, the last major river system to be mapped in the continental United States, cascades off the southern flank of the Aquarius Plateau, winding ... More on Epinions.com

Coyote Gulch is one of the quintessential and most popular hikes in the Escalante area. Those who enjoy only the most untouched wilderness will likely resent the evidence of past grazing in Coyote ... More on Trails

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Do you fear being in narrow or enclosed spaces This route in the Utah desert, near Escalante, is a claustrophobe’ s worst nightmare. Peek- a- boo Gulch is a slot canyon and a popular hike in... More on travelandleisure

The classic slot canyon experience! More on Trails

Thanks Rick for a safe and exciting adventure! This all day excursion was one of the best we have done. Ric... More on TripAdvisor

This trip was so much fun and well worth the money. More on TripAdvisor

The slickrock country that surrounds the lower Escalante River is a hikers paradise of redrock canyons, natural arches, hidden springs, and Indian artifacts. Most of the hiking trails in the area l... More on Trails

I gave this trail a five due to the challenges it presents with the water f More on Trails

This is one of those special hikes that has something for almost everyone. The first part of the route follows the old Boulder Mail Trail, a historical trail characterized by wide vistas of slickro... More on Trails

Great hike! Spent most of the time in the water. See our complete review o More on Trails