Family Things To Do in Panguitch, Utah

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

Access Losee Canyon by riding back along route 12 the way you came for about a quarter mile. Turn right onto a dirt road that is signed Losee and Casto canyons. Two miles later look for a treed tra... More on trails.mtbr.com

Cassidy trail..technical, view and singletrack at its best ...a very cool trail. More on trails.mtbr.com

If possible, ride this trail from the upper trailhead to the lower trailhead, with a car shuttle back. Several sections of the trail are virtually unrideable in the uphill direction. However, ridin... More on trails.mtbr.com

From the top of Thunder Mountain, the good stuff starts with a stop at White Point with a fantastic Bryce Canyon-like view of the bliss you are about to enjoy on two wheels. More on trails.mtbr.com

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

An exciting collection of the animals, Indian artifacts, and desert habitat of the West. More on MuseumsUSA.org

More than 200 mounted animals are on display at the Paunsaugunt Western Wildlife Museum in Panguitch. The muse ... More on PlanetWare

The Daughters Of The Utah Pioneers Museum in Panguitch has information about the early pioneers of the Bryce ... More on PlanetWare

The trail begins following an old 4WD road down a dry creekbed for a little over a mile. Near the end of this section, the canyon walls rise on either side and begin to close in before a deep chasm suddenly opens up in the wash floor. ... 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

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

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