If you are an animal lover this place is a bucket list destination! I've visited the Welcome Center, purchased swag and made regular donations for years - we finally stayed on-site and volunteered! The staff are super helpful and love to share their commitment to the sanctuary - how they got there is a bonus! The property is beautiful and serene. We stayed in a cottage and it was nicely appointed - the beds were comfy and the space made for sleepovers with bunnies and a cat easy to do activities! I highly recommend a visit to the Sanctuary.

The tours are the absolute best thing to do if you want to see how everything is done and get a lot of amazing information about animals! Not to mention you can take home anyone you fall in love with If you're ready for a new family member! Volunteering is hard work but well worth it. A great way to get a glimpse of the back end of the animal rescue industry!

Best friends animal sanctuary is my heaven. My family and I visited this incredible sanctuary over Christmas break. First off it is absolutely gorgeous. They have cabins, cottages, or RV spots that you can rent on the campus. There is also their roadhouse that is just a few miles away. We stayed at the roadhouse this time but have booked our next visit at the cottages. We were able to do free tours and visit with many incredible babies. Our next visit we are doing volunteer work and arranged for a sleepover for a sanctuary pet which I’m so excited about. There is so much to explore and so many animals to meet. They have pigs, goats, horses, bunnies, kitties, a variety of birds. It was one of the greatest experiences of my life. The work they do there and for all animals is inspiring and beautiful. Upon my return home I have started volunteering in my community. I can’t wait to go back and plan to make this at minimum a yearly visit. Thank you Best Friends for your beautiful hearts and beautiful work.

I wasn’t expecting much, I was so impressed! We arrived and they gave us a map of the property and asked if we wanted to join the last tour, but come to find out we had one to many in our group. So they gave us an explanation of what was available and closing times. We stopped at the horse barn and got out to look around. We were told at the visitor center not to go up to the fencing, but as we walked towards the enclosed one of the volunteers, Bree, greeted us and asked my kids of the wanted to pet some horses. She walked us around and told about the horses, my kids got to pet a few who we’re comfortable around people (and one the loved children). I smiled the entire time myself and really enjoyed every single moment! Then we went to the adoption center and the kids played with the kittens and got to pet some dogs. Smiles all around again! Then we took the trail to hidden lake and that was enjoyable as well. Be aware most of the volunteers leave around 4, so it might be open until 5, but if you want to meet some adorable cats and dogs and maybe be lucky to meet Miss Bree and get a tour of the horse area arrive by 2 pm. Also even though it is free please donate to this amazing organization!

Very kid friendly. We did the tour and learned so about the facility and what it stands for. Got to pet some cats and pigs. We wanted to let some dogs but it's a different tour for that. We did go to Roxy's place and got to pet some dogs. Love this place and would recommend going or just donating!

Amazing place to visit, take the free guided tour.. adopt a dog, cat, bird, rabbit! So many different kinds of animals. Such wonderful caring volunteers! Great people! You can take the dogs for a walk or if you are staying at one of their hotels you can take a dog for a sleepover!! Please go visit it will not disappoint

My best friends and I were on our 50th birthday celebration trip to Zion National Park and decided to take the Grand Tour of Best Friends Animal Sanctuary. It was so much fun! This place is amazing. Six thousand acres dedicated to saving animals! We were able to visit with dogs, cats, pigs, goats, and tour the entire beautiful sanctuary. Our tour guide was wonderful and all of the volunteers and staff were so helpful and full of great information. I wish we could have taken some of the animals home with us. If you are in the area, I highly recommend a tour!

Beautiful location for an animal sanctuary and what this organization has accomplished is both amazing and outstanding. Worth stopping for one of the tours and taking a look at what they have to offer, especially if you're in the market to adopt a furry friend. The campground and cottages looked inviting, although I did not stay there.

Very Clean! There is a van with free guided tour. The Sanctuary holds many different animals that are up for adoption. The animals have been chipped, vaccination, & spayed/ neutered. Petting the animals is allowed & they can always use volunteers!

I have been to Best Friends in Kanab Utah two times. There was 3 of us we stayed 3 days in one if their cottages. This place is is awesome. The staff was very friendly and helpful and loved the animals they were caring for. The whole place is very clean and it's all for the animals❤. It is a big place lots of acreage, beautiful landscape. The deer are everywhere. I volunteered with the cats. Love this place and I will be back. Thank You!

Amazing place! Love they work they do! Volunteer and adopt if you can. Plus if you're visiting you can take a pet home just for one night. Also they offer a vegan buffet weekly for $5.

Such a lovely place! Beautiful views, well-kept grounds, and most importantly, clean facilities for the animals. We signed up for Grand Sanctuary tour and it was absolutely wonderful. Anne, our tour guide, was knowledgeable and funny. I hadn't heard of this place prior, but after, my friend and I are discussing coming back to volunteer and try lunch at their cafe.

Amazing delicious $5 Vegan lunch served between 1130-1pm. The most beautiful overlook outside terrace seating was available to us. The staff was friendly and all for a good cause - so cough up a big donation to help our helpless fluffy friends. We bought the cookbook to take as a souvenir.

Great place to visit. Both kids and adults can play in the sand. The sand is cool in the morning but heats up quickly. The sand is very fine and will get into your sneakers. It’s probably better to go bare foot. It’s pretty relaxed here and isn’t crowded. They only $10 for a regular vehicle to enter this park. There is a large picnic area to enjoy your lunch in the shade. They offer sled rentals too if you are interested. Pretty remote location so most cell phones won’t have service here.

A beautiful gem amid the more famous parks in the area that’s definitely worth your time & a visit! Even if you don’t have an OHV to cruise around on, there’s plenty to do and quietude to be found! I enjoyed a gorgeous sunset & sunrise from the higher dunes that are easily within walking distance from the parking lot. Renting a sand sled was a super fun way to explore the dunes - hiking up & sledding back down! Really enjoyed the gorgeous views, beautiful flowers and signs to learn more about this fascinating landscape. I tent camped in the park which was great! Trees for shade, soft ground, protected from the wind, clean facilities, hot showers, and nicely quiet. I’ll be back!!

We had a great time at the dunes, can't wait to head back. My wife and I are from Hawaii. So this was the first time seeing sand dunes like these. I didn't know you could board down the dunes, but I did have my RC Crawler with me, and decided to take it out and have some fun. Got a few compliments. One lady even told me it made her day, well I'm glad to have been entertaining!

This is a fairly small state park that is remote, so there are very few visitors. This is a very unique landscape and formation. It's worth the off-the-beaten-path drive and the $10 entrance fee. It was quite fun, but there was a lot of hiking in the sun, wind, and sand. Every step you take, you move back half a step. Take water out to the dune for sure. Sunglasses are a great idea to protect from the bright sun on the sand and the sand in the wind. A bandana to cover your face would be good, too. Sleds or boards are fun, but the hiking up the hill will exhaust you quickly. The sand is very fine and blows on the wind. It will get in everything, especially shoes. I recommend just wearing socks, so the sand doesn't collect, but your feet don't get burned. Earlier in the day is best due to heat.

Experience the dunes for sledding, hiking, and nature. The red sand is stunning, especially with a dusting of snow. Dogs love playing here. Open year-round, best in spring, summer, and fall for milder temperatures.

Great place for dune buggy rides and sliding on the dunes. This is a place to bring the kids and be active. However, if you just want to ride in the car and look you will be disappointed. The dunes are beautiful as is their surrounding. Be aware that if you're not in great shape you will have a hard time walking on the hilly dunes. There are bleachers where you can see the dunes without actually walking on them.

Trip in and out was a bit bumpy but, enjoyable. Staff at gate were friendly and knowledgeable. Picked up permit to get my drone up in the air and we got some good overhead shots of those boarding down the dunes. Nice overlook with info plaques. Clean restrooms and nice camping sites. Only downfall was the pricing of ATV tours. I personally thought $160, for two for an hour ride, was a bit much. That's just me though. Overall, great visit for us.

We were able to get a last minute camping spot here and really enjoyed our visit. We came in at night and Donna greeted us at the entrance and was a wealth of knowledge and extremely nice! It's refreshing to come across someone these days who loves what they do and is nice and helpful. She was great. We took amazing pictures of the stars at night and enjoyed the sand dunes to ourselves very early in the morning when the sand was cool and the sxs and atvs weren't allowed out yet. Such a beautiful place!

Really nice sand. But - is it possible that everybody is abele to drive loud and fast over the sand dunes in (!) the park? Wouldn’t it be enough to allow that only outside? Prices in the park for all kind of rentals absolutely overpriced like in a typical tourist trap. Have never seen this before in a state park.

Nice, family fun park with camping and can am rentals. Windy and cold when we visited on April 6th. Take warm layers, extra warm socks and shoes, maybe a toboggan and gloves for little ones.

We did the sunset tour. This was more fun than I thought it would be. Typically, I had mediocre experiences renting atvs, or white water rafting, etc or doing tours because they make you go slow and/or its too mild; but here we went pretty fast! It was exciting and sand-sledding and sand-boarding was fun!

It’s a little pricey for what it is. It’s just a bunch of sand. Not that colorful. If you have your own board or sled, it’s cheaper. I didn’t try it; mainly because I didn’t feel like walking up the hills over and over again. 🤣😂

Gorgeous state park that is a fun little stop outside of our stay in Zion. I wish we had time for the sand boarding, but there was a storm approaching that had winds whipping pretty badly. We were still able to check out an area of the dunes that was public access and I enjoyed it. Would be an amazing place for a sunset view.

This is such a beautiful underrated park that doesn't come up at the top of attractions but it's definitely a must visit. It's so much fun to slide down the sand dunes and it's all very inexpensive; a $10 entrance fee and you can rent a sand board for $25. Bathrooms are scarce but there's lots of parking a cute little gift shop at the entrance.

It was cool to see. Visited in March and it was chilly and extremely windy. Sand made its way into my pores, socks and pockets. Would like to come back and sled when it is warmer.

It was fun to see the props/and old buildings, BUT it's been a long time since they cleaned up the display buildings. It's FREE (donations encouraged). The gift shop is wicked cool for sure. It's a must see. Bring a pad to write down all the movies you'll want to see because of the visit.

I love this museum. Lots of interesting things to see. It's amazing standing where Jody Foster did, and Clint Eastwood. You get goose pimples. You can see that making a movie definitely not as glamorous as being in the movies. If you're in the Kanab, Utah area definitely stop by.

Very cool little place. Old movie sets from The Outlaw Josey Wales and other old westerns. Nice gift shop with neat sandstone trinkets and Native made jewelry. Beautiful silver/turquoise rings.

Cute little place with movie sets and memorabilia. They don't charge entrance but they suggest a $5 donation per adult. I believe the newest movie that was referred to was in the '90s.

Fun/unique attraction for a quick pit stop on your road trip! There are sets spaced throughout their outside lot that were used in different western films! Interesting for the adults, and entertaining for the children.

Unfortunately, my opinion is that it's a bit past its prime. If you have extra time you don't know what to do with, or are a big classic western movie fan. It could be an OK stop. Entrance is free, but donations are suggested.

I had an amazing time at Little Hollywood. I pick up an iron from the 1930s and few more lovely trinkets.

Very cute shop with lots of beautiful jewelry and gifts. Super friendly service. The small studio set museum is very cute and a nice pastime while in Kanab. They are open Sundays when it seems like 99% of the town is closed. This is our second time here and we enjoy coming and checking the place out.

Loved it! We have three dogs, so my husband and I were going to take shifts going in. The very kind woman said bring the dogs, inside, they're welcome. When I told her I had 3, she was fine with that! Lovely little place! When we were leaving the gentleman working there told us we could take the dogs inside. We told him we did and thanked them both! My Gosh, how nice is that? Lots of nice jewelry shirts and fun stuff!

The museum has definitely seen better days, the sets are pretty rundown and props are falling apart. That said, if you're a fan of Old Westerns, they have a lot of neat movie sets you'll want to see.

Amazing little stop during our drive down to Page. This museum/ gift shop has a great history behind it. Definitely recommend you to stop by and check it out. We got a few good souvenirs and a little history lesson on who came here and what happened in this spot.

Fun free cave. Good restrooms. Bigger cave has a museum and costs $7 per adult to get in. 200ft wide cave. Great coffee shop. AWESOME grassy area and table area to relax and enjoy the cliff face.

This was a fun stop. The history of the cave and the artifacts were interesting. It does cost to enter. Seniors pay $6. There is a nice area to relax outside and a food vendor over by the bathrooms. This is located 1/2 mile from Sand Caves. Kids may not find this interesting.

The Moqui Cave is a great place to stop just off of Highway 89. We stopped here while driving from Zion to Arizona. The cave was purchased by Garth and Laura Chamberlain in the early 50's was was turned into a local dance hall and bar. Today it operates a museum that is full of interesting artifacts about the region and the past. There is a tour however, it is short. It was still very interesting to learn about Kanab, the Chamberlain family. There is a lot of artifacts to look at that relate to local history, knowledge about what happened in the caves and what Garth Chamberlain collected throughout his life and career from all over Utah as well as further afield. The staff are lovely and full of knowledge and it's all still operated by the Chamberlain family! You can see dinosaur fossils, fluorescent rocks, a hand made bar built by the owner and a gift shop full to the brim of souvenirs! Highly recommend stopping by and checking this place out!

We almost did not stop. It was worth the time. The staff was very pleasant and seemed to enjoy being there. There is a lot to see. We recommend you plan at least two hours. We was there one and was rushed. The displays are wonderful and they have a well stocked gift shop with lots of variety. Don't pass it up like we almost did.

Cool history! Seems like more of a gift shop you have to pay to enter. I don’t think it’s worth the cost for a larger family at 5-7 dollars per. I think a one time fee for families would be a better idea. Also maybe give a 15% off coupon for people who buy things. A lot of the rocks are hard to see with the lights off. We love the rocks that glow but many don’t and are impossible to see. Maybe separate ones that glow from ones that don’t so they can have lights on them. To get more return visitors I would make the cave a more interesting experience by adding lighting and even some separation of rooms so most of it is in light. Shop is cool but feels crowded needs more space to look around. I would also offer maps of Indian sites that can be visited and take a bigger role in sharing that information like a BLM visitor center. This will keep people coming back and give more insight to where all the artifacts in the museum came from. I wondered how they are able to have so many artifacts of the native Americans being a private company. Understanding this would also help visitors see how preserving them helps show their history. Also having all those Dino footprints seems strange understanding this would also help because now that would be a federal offense. The bar is so interesting but with all that room in the cave could be organized way better to enjoy each piece of history better. Also get some of it under glass so the dust is much less of an issue.

AMAZING!!!!! and free! Awesome hike up the side of the mtn to the cave. The cave is stunning and spectacular. To think about it's history leaves me astounded and humbled to be standing in it. Must do if in the area. Just remember - there's no shame in crab walking down the mountain! :)

Fun little museum. There is entry fee and it Is small so your not going to spend more than an hour or so there but the history, saloon, and the black light rocks are fun for the family. Has a gift shop and and they do others tours for the surrounding area if you’re interested.

A fun place to stop for a history lesson and leg stretch. Also check out the .5 mile hike to the cave. Careful, it has climbing areas where some may find scary and difficult.

This is a nice enough stop but pretty touristy. There's a jumble of collections inside, including currency, rocks that glow in UV light and rocks that don't. There are some very nice pieces. I'm definitely not expert enough to make a definitive call, but I did wonder about some of the fossils' provenance. The old bar in the cave is pretty neat. The gift shop is wildly overpriced. The peope who work here are very nice and happy to answer questions about its history. It's only $7 to get in, so do it if you have some time to kill.

**read this** Tourist trap beware. This is not the sand caves that are 1/2 mile down the road. Save your money!!! Nice WiFi stop at the coffee shop. NoT WoRtH iT. 😗 interesting rock collection and museum . Chincy black light rock collection.

Moqui Cave, located in Kanab, Utah, is a unique sandstone cave that features a museum and gift shop. The cave itself is not a natural cave but rather a hollowed-out sandstone alcove. It’s famous for its collection of Moqui marbles, also known as “Moqui balls” or “Shaman stones.” These spherical iron concretions are often found in the nearby region and have cultural and geological significance. The cave also houses a variety of Native American artifacts, fossils, and minerals, making it an interesting stop for those interested in geology and local history.

I passed by this place on my to AZ from WA to visit family and made a to stop by on my way back. I was not disappointed. There's quite a bit to look at (history of the cave, dinosaur prints, and a huge assortment of minerals/gems/crystals). If you happen to get Sam as your admissions attendant, you are in luck. She gives you a brief history of the cave and is quite knowledgeable. Her delivery is spot on and she is genuinely a wonderful person as noted by the smiles on all the guests she encountered. I would highly recommend a break from the heat and visit this cool museum. There's a stand outside with various food and beverages as well.

Such a fun and unique experience!! So many cool spots to take photos!! This place made our whole trip!! Can't believe we drove past it before and didn't notice!! The little refreshment stand outside has amazing frozen lemonade, brain freeze and all!! Lol 🤣

Super easy hike if you start to climb on the far left lol

This place is amazing but the trail to the left of the entrance is where you need to go if you are wanting to walk through the silica sand caves

I must say this region is similar to the Wave (North Coyote Buttes). If you want to visit just the White Pocket no need permit. But if you want to have a look at the Cottonwood Cove you have to get permit in Kanab. The Cottonwood Cave is amazing just do not forget: to get the just 4x4.

These are the best landscapes in the area. Like walking on Mars. Incredible photo ops. All places are accessed by rough dirt road. Some places can be accessed by rental some cannot. Know the difference or hire a guide like Dreamland Safari. Requires advance permits.

One of the best experiences of my life was coming here, and witnessing the incredible landscapes of the South Coyote Buttes wilderness area. This area requires a permit in advance from the Bureau of Land Management. I only got to explore the Cottonwood Cove area as I also did White Pocket in the same day. I would love to go back and just explore more of it.

Great place for a hike! Prepare for a rocky road off the 86 yet will be worth it - once you park, sign in and pay a small fee per person see pics attached. Keep walking until you get to these beautiful Buckskin Gulch! As it is the longest and deepest slot canyon in the southwest United States it is major attraction for slot canyon hikers, receiving a high amount of foot traffic...don’t forget your hiking boots, hat and water! Cheers!

Words can't describe this beautiful place! Not my words, but someone said Nature's own Van Gogh Museum. Intricate formations, 200 million years in the making. Absolutely stunning, otherworldly atmosphere. So serene that we were able to hear bird's wing flapping in the distance. So much to explore. I wish everyone winning a permit to visit.

Coyote Buttes/The Wave which is a unique spectacular landscape that can be best described as “otherworldly”. Imagine a trip to Mars without leaving earth!

Amazing place but the road there is a challenge - ruts were a foot deep and sand even deeper - if it’s wet this would be easier as sand gets hard when wet. High clearance 4x4 is necessary lots of ranchers driving 3/4 ton trucks hauling cows and horses down these roads so they are passable with the right equipment and know how. And that ain’t a 2 wheel drive car...saw several of those and that is crazy. Do you know how much they charge to tow you out of here$$$$$$

This trail was incredible! I highly recommend starting at Wire Pass if you are just hoping to experience slot canyons. It cuts the 3 mile hike to a canyon down to 1.5 miles, and the connection between Wire Pass and Buckskin Gulch is absolutely gorgeous. I would definitely do this hike again if we ever make it back out this way!

What in the world! I had no idea that slots could be as cool as this. Seriously, it is one of the best slots in the world, or at least of the six or so that I have seen. We explored as far as we cared, covered at least 5 miles, and we could have done much more. It goes on forever. A must to see and experience.

Wow! Did not expect this... My wife and I originally tried to get access to the antelope canyon which (as you probably know) is difficult to get in. So we asked some locals and found out about Buckskin Gulch and decided to give it a try. It was amazing! Apparently, Buckskin Gulch is the longest slot canyon in the world and it does feel like it goes on forever. The views inside are amazing, almost spiritual feeling. As you hike you'll get to this cave area with ancient carvings of local animals and hand imprints - VERY cool! Being inside the canyon keeps you fairly cool out of the suns rays. This was actually our favorite experience from our 1 month stay in St. George! Full video about our experience on @Hobarts Abroad YouTube & TikTok :)

Beautiful, super easy slot canyon. Highly recommend going past wire pass towards pariah. Way less people and way more beautiful

If you want to be blown away come here. Wire pass trailhead Is mind boggling . Just get here and see for yourself. I recommend you bring snacks, sunscreen, maps, gps, plenty of water and anything else important so that you can plan out and be safe. This area is gigantic and there is so much to do! Also the road in can be a little rough. I recommend you air down so you can enjoy driving around here.

Do not underestimate this canyon - specially after rain. We run in to neck deep water and had to abort it half way after 9 hr.

Wear the right shoes and pay attention to the local weather. Parts may be wet and there are lots of rocks! This was massive and magnificent. We started at the wire pass trail and went right at the junction for a bit. Its hot so bring plenty of water!

No advance permit is needed, but there is a $6 per person charge. Read note below how to pay at the trailhead. Start on wirepass trail (same traihead you use to start the wave) and keep walking until the end of the wash. Really easy, flat walk. We walked about a mile before we got to the slot canyon and then walked about another 3/4 mile until the trail split, and then we turned around. At the trail split, there are beautiful hieroglyphs, and you can also observe the sheer magnificence and size of the slot canyon. Truly breathtaking. Longest slot canyon in the world and one of the most beautiful in Utah. Not very crowded when we went around 5 pm. There are paper slips at the trailhead that you can use to pay - $6 per person for a day trip - and display on your car for the ranger. I cannot recommend this trail enough. The 3 mile round-trip hike is childfriendy . We saw a few pets on the trail as well. There is a small section where you climb up and down a makeshift ladder, it's pretty sturdy though. The hike is easy and soooooo BEAUTIFUL. It's one of my favorite hikes around Kanab/Page. $6 per person to hike it. Worth it!!!

We love the slots in southwest USA. Have seen a lot - but buckskin is over the edge. Give it a try - as long or far as you like - breathtaking fotos will be your award. CU next year again.

hiked wire pass to white house . easy hike in 1.7, to confluence 12 but felt like 17. Great camp ground up high . To get out was about another 7 miles . Great slot canyon. total 21 miles

Yes! Yes! Yes! Such an amazing hike. I highly recommend. Dog friendly, not many people. Brings lots of water.

6-9-2021 For me, this is the most beautiful place in the world. We just hiked in the canyon for one hour, and turned back. The next time, we will prepare and hike in more.

Took the kids here early morning to get some information about Kanab. Had a great visit and found out some nice quick hikes. If you got young kids it's a nice place to stop before or after breakfast. We bought some cactus candy. It was okay but it was fun to buy.

The only thing that bothered me was the fact my sister was getting to close to the edge for comfort, but otherwise out side of my own anxiety, it's a beautiful and wonderful place, worth the walk, also if you also have blue eyes, I'd recommend a nice hat or sunglasses 🥴 I made the mistake of not wearing one of them, so if your taking selfies and squint like most of the lighter eyed people ive met, definitely get glasses or something, also you'll need some patience with the "Caterpillar" crossing people, just a heads up on those people

Stopped in because I wanted to break from driving... The staff was definitely very helpful and knowledgeable about the area. Talked to them about future plans to visit. I was also able to buy some fun postcards at the store there.

Don’t miss this stop on your road trip! The staff here is a wealth of information for all tourist activities. The gentleman that helped us was Alan. He offered some suggestions for local hikes. We took his advice and checked out the toadstool area. The visitor center was very clean, and there are public restrooms as well. The restrooms are located on the outside of the building. I would recommend taking a few minutes to look around inside as well. They have some exhibits that explain some of the geological features of the area. They also have gift shops and passport stamps for collectors.

Such a beautiful new center! I had the opportunity to enjoy it while attending a brunch here during the Balloon Festival. The rooms are a terrific size and the bathrooms are perfectly clean & beautiful!

I am so glad I had the luck the win the lottery! This is a very nice visitor center including the Wave lottery room. The staffs there are very knowledge to answer any questions you might have around the area. The exhibition is actually pretty good that I felt bad a lot of people only came in for lottery. The exhibition gave you a very vivid way to see the geology in Utah and Arizona and differences between each layer. They also have a nice gift shop where you can find some nice souvenirs to bring home.

We love stopping at visitor centers and BLM/National Forest centers. Great place to get local information about cool stuff to go see. This one had a cute little museum inside of it talking about the geology and history of the area. Great way to keep your kids engaged!

Alan was great. He shared the best routes for us to take on our journey through Utah. We skipped a couple of our original places we planned to visit because he had hidden gems for us to visit and we hit every one of them. We had a fantastic time.

We drove through Kanab, UTAH after we left Zion National Park on the U.S. 89 HWY. Kanab is surrounded by these beautiful red rocks and its such a cool mountain/desert town! This town has alot to offer from off-roading adventures and lots of caves and tunnels too explore! A very nice place to visit and stay the night and it is very close to the east entrance too Zion about 30 minute drive! We had a wonderful time driving through this town!

Another place with great information. Glad we stopped by. Even though there is little for the disabled to do at the National Monument, the staff here told us about a somewhat Scavenger Hunt we go to and just drive, the Johnson Canyon Driving Tour. That allowed us to enjoy a day visit and make it possible to see some sites. I cannot remember the guys name but Thank You for showing us the driving tour, we enjoyed it.

The Kanab visitor center did not disappoint. Staff are very welcoming and informative. Something for everyone here. I would highly recommend stopping here for any recommendations on places to see or things to do in the area.

Love this place. I used to stop in to enter the lottery for the Wave, which is now 100% online. Now I stop by to show others the informative exhibits and to see the latest news on the area. The staff are always smiling and friendly. A quick visit is a great way to start your day in Kanab.

This is an excellent place to get information on places to see around Kanab. We had limited time in the area and they recommended two places with short hikes, sand caves and toadstool which were well worth the time and effort to see.

As far as historical places, this is a bit anticlimactic. But the views of the mesa and surroundings are undeniably beautiful. There is an outhouse with good areas to park and turn the car around. The cemetery is a little further than the outhouse. There is no garbage, so be sure to leave no trance.

The drive in is fantastic! Beautiful and scenic. The only remains we found were parts of 3 buildings. Took a bunch of hunting to find our way. Most people missed what we saw.

Beautiful colorful rock formations and great location for day use or overnight camping. However if it’s raining you’ll spend a few days at the bottom with your 2WD waiting for it to dry.

Very pretty canyon. Crossing the Paria River requires a lot of searching for a narrow spot. The trails are not often traveled and hard to follow.

Reading the descriptions online, I expected to see ruins of some old movie sets. No such thing there, but a nice drive into nature amongst stunning rock formation...track is bumpy in certain places but nothing major. Enjoy the relaxing drive, maybe a pi nic in the shades of the banyan like tree at the turning point in the loop

Dry conditions and we drove everywhere in a long bed extended cab 3/4 ton truck in 2wd the whole time.

HIDDEN GEM. Okay, so, stumbled upon this on my first trip out west. We were in a compact vehicle and made it part of the way, but due to the driving conditions and being in a rental car, backed out and left. When we returned we knew we had to return to finish what we started. First, it’s desolate. There are no crowds and possibly no other people. This is literally a small pull-off, if you blink you will miss it. However, this road offers some of the most beautiful areas we have seen during our trips to Utah. The second time we were in a Jeep and much more comfortable. It is difficult to navigate once you get near the old ghost town and we did get lost, but it was worth it. If you are looking for an adventure and are able to remember where you are coming from, don’t miss this. Some beautiful area to discover and painted rocks. WOW!

So enjoyed this area. The colors, formations, and lines were extremely beautiful. We made a few stops along the way, including the cemetery, river, and walked to the old miner's camp. There are a few geocaches here as well. Driving was not too technical. Highly recommend!

An amazing place to visit. The road was washed out but we hiked to all of the amazing colors. This location has the best views in Utah but you’ll have to explore off the beaten path to experience it all.

Most normal cars can get here on the road, though to go much farther, such as the Cottonwood narrows, 4wd high clearance might be required.

(Translated by Google) I experienced the hottest off road tour on this route. (Original) Die geilste off road Tour habe ich auf dieser Strecke erlebt.

(Translated by Google) A dream road that is worth driving on. Provided it didn't rain. We drove in a normal street car. This works without any problem. (Original) Eine Traumstrasse die es sich lohnt zu befahren. Voraussetzung, es hat nicht geregnet. Wir sind mit einem normalen Strassenwagen gefahren. Das geht problemlos.

We had an awesome time here! We learned so much about Kanab, not just this one house. HIGHLY recommend. We were blessed to have Emily B as our tour guide, and she was amazing. So full of energy and information. It was free, and worth so much more! Due yourself a favor and go, hear, see, learn about the Kanab area on this tour. Thanks Kanab for renovating this gem and caring about sharing the past.

We had passed by a couple of times and were enchanted by the gorgeous grounds and amazing architecture. We stopped by this afternoon and wandered through the beautiful gardens before meeting Tina who turned out to be a warm, friendly, and knowledgeable guide. We were lucky to be the only ones there at the time and got through a full tour before the next group came by. The house is immaculate and filled with fascinating history about the area, the history of the town, and the life of the people living there. Our kids were very engaged and really enjoyed learning about the families who lived in the house. We got a lot out of this visit and would highly recommend it to anyone. Thank you Tina and a big thanks to all of those who have put in the time and effort to preserve this piece of history. Would visit again!

We brought a group of high school students and Tina was wonderful and kept them mesmerized during the tour! Great opportunity to learn about historical household items, everyday life and the culture of pioneers when the home was built. Thanks Tina!!

Very beautiful. We didn’t have a chance to go inside because it was closed but the sign said something about the guy who owned it had 6 wives 😮

We found the historian's presentation to be quite informative and very professional. Yes, I highly recommend this local piece of history to friends and family.

A fun, historical experience in Kanab, Utah. Kanab Heritage House is a home built in the late 1800's that has ties to the Southern Utah area. The guided tour is fun & informational and the tour guides are friendly & willing to answer questions. They have done a lot of work and use verifiable information when telling about the area, the home and the families that have lived here. The tour is about an hour long and will include several sets of stairs/steps. Sadly, it is not wheelchair accessible. There are lots of great artifacts to see and learn about and the preservation team had done a great job starting true to the history and nature of the home. The ground are well let and beautiful. A perfect place to have an intimate wedding or get together. The area gets warm in the afternoon so morning visits or those before 1PM are best to avoid the heat. Overall, the Kanab Heritage House Museum is a great way to spend an hour of your trip learning about local history.

If you’re in or driving through Kanab, stop at the Heritage House! It will take you back in time, with original furniture pieces. The tour guide was amazing and told us the history of the families who lived in this beautiful home and how they influenced the community. She also showed us how to make cute hollyhock dolls. I am a great great (I don’t know how many greats) granddaughter of Thomas Chamberlain and we went to the Heritage House while on vacation and I learned a lot! I will definitely be going back!

The house was beautifully restored. The woodwork was amazing. Tina, our tour guide, did an excellent job with historic details. She was very knowledgeable and extremely pleasant. The tour was great! Tours begin every hour.

Wonderful tour of this historical home. Recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about the history of Kanab. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and professional during the tour.

We stopped into the Kane County tourism office and Brian was so great. He gave us ideas and advice on our plans and some suggestions for next time we came back. We just chatted and let our kids look around - they were so welcoming!

Don't bring your pet in! Brought in our 6 month old golden after oking it with them. The gentleman even pointed out they have water and treats. We started looking and one worker practically stepped on us and him. When he excitedly turned around to greet her( didn't touch her, he was on a leash and by me) she loudly said 'WHOA, WHOA, WHOA' and announced that if our dog wasn't friendly we needed to leave. If someone on staff isn't comfortable with dogs, just let people know from the start. I do appreciate the help they gave to the rest of our group, but my experience wasn't good.

The staff here are friendly and helpful. They are an excellent resource for finding fun places to visit around Kanab. I highly recommend stopping in at their office for information if you are visiting the area

The people who working there they too friendly. The help us to see around places in plan we don’t keep some places to watch but they told the best place cave and little Hollywood: also they provided free coffee.

Went for an information meeting before a hike to The Wave. Really informative and a must. I have never been so prepared for a ‘walk in the park’ 😅

Such a great visitor center. The staff is all so helpful and friendly. Very knowledgeable! There's a super great 3-D map of the surrounding area and the Grand circle. Definitely stop in here if you're in Kanab.

Great visit today! Thanks Duane (we think) for being so helpful and knowing exactly what we needed to know before we even asked. Your dinner recommendation was spot on too!

A great location for information about nearby attractions. The information center employs knowledgeable staff that like sharing the secrets of Southern Utah. So, feel free to ask all your questions. Recently updated displays have gorgeous photos of the most popular attractions with info about each. This is a fun way to see what you can expect during your visit. There are maps and packets about attractions and local companies offering tours. You can also get recommendations about dining and lodging options. They offer free postcards and a map for you to put a pin in your home city. A fun way too see how far people travel to visit.

These people are great! Great info and lots of tips and recommendations. Cool History displays and a wall of information on everything to do in the area.

Great spot with helpful people and information about the area! Come here first, and these folks will get you going in the right direction.

There was a lady with a name tag sitting and chatting with people when I came in, she didn't acknowledge me when I said hello but shouted to someone in the back, someone who never showed up. I browsed for a while as the lady with a name tag continued to have a personal conversation with the other people sitting in chairs around her, but ultimately left after standing around for about 10 minutes with no acknowledgement, and not wanting to butt into a personal conversation to ask a question. Very disappointed.

went to the wave (had lottery permits) and came here for the information session the day prior. The staff members were so friendly and helpful! I was having trouble finding a tour guide/car to get to the trails, and they both called their contacts to help me find something last minute. The center also has a lot of good information about local hikes and printed maps!

Great place for all the info you need for hiking and mountain biking in the area.

Took the kids here early morning to get some information about Kanab. Had a great visit and found out some nice quick hikes. If you got young kids it's a nice place to stop before or after breakfast. We bought some cactus candy. It was okay but it was fun to buy.

The only thing that bothered me was the fact my sister was getting to close to the edge for comfort, but otherwise out side of my own anxiety, it's a beautiful and wonderful place, worth the walk, also if you also have blue eyes, I'd recommend a nice hat or sunglasses 🥴 I made the mistake of not wearing one of them, so if your taking selfies and squint like most of the lighter eyed people ive met, definitely get glasses or something, also you'll need some patience with the "Caterpillar" crossing people, just a heads up on those people

Stopped in because I wanted to break from driving... The staff was definitely very helpful and knowledgeable about the area. Talked to them about future plans to visit. I was also able to buy some fun postcards at the store there.

Don’t miss this stop on your road trip! The staff here is a wealth of information for all tourist activities. The gentleman that helped us was Alan. He offered some suggestions for local hikes. We took his advice and checked out the toadstool area. The visitor center was very clean, and there are public restrooms as well. The restrooms are located on the outside of the building. I would recommend taking a few minutes to look around inside as well. They have some exhibits that explain some of the geological features of the area. They also have gift shops and passport stamps for collectors.

Such a beautiful new center! I had the opportunity to enjoy it while attending a brunch here during the Balloon Festival. The rooms are a terrific size and the bathrooms are perfectly clean & beautiful!

I am so glad I had the luck the win the lottery! This is a very nice visitor center including the Wave lottery room. The staffs there are very knowledge to answer any questions you might have around the area. The exhibition is actually pretty good that I felt bad a lot of people only came in for lottery. The exhibition gave you a very vivid way to see the geology in Utah and Arizona and differences between each layer. They also have a nice gift shop where you can find some nice souvenirs to bring home.

We love stopping at visitor centers and BLM/National Forest centers. Great place to get local information about cool stuff to go see. This one had a cute little museum inside of it talking about the geology and history of the area. Great way to keep your kids engaged!

Alan was great. He shared the best routes for us to take on our journey through Utah. We skipped a couple of our original places we planned to visit because he had hidden gems for us to visit and we hit every one of them. We had a fantastic time.

We drove through Kanab, UTAH after we left Zion National Park on the U.S. 89 HWY. Kanab is surrounded by these beautiful red rocks and its such a cool mountain/desert town! This town has alot to offer from off-roading adventures and lots of caves and tunnels too explore! A very nice place to visit and stay the night and it is very close to the east entrance too Zion about 30 minute drive! We had a wonderful time driving through this town!

Another place with great information. Glad we stopped by. Even though there is little for the disabled to do at the National Monument, the staff here told us about a somewhat Scavenger Hunt we go to and just drive, the Johnson Canyon Driving Tour. That allowed us to enjoy a day visit and make it possible to see some sites. I cannot remember the guys name but Thank You for showing us the driving tour, we enjoyed it.

The Kanab visitor center did not disappoint. Staff are very welcoming and informative. Something for everyone here. I would highly recommend stopping here for any recommendations on places to see or things to do in the area.

Love this place. I used to stop in to enter the lottery for the Wave, which is now 100% online. Now I stop by to show others the informative exhibits and to see the latest news on the area. The staff are always smiling and friendly. A quick visit is a great way to start your day in Kanab.

This is an excellent place to get information on places to see around Kanab. We had limited time in the area and they recommended two places with short hikes, sand caves and toadstool which were well worth the time and effort to see.

What a wonderful little gallery. It would not be out of place in Park City, or any mountain resort in Southwest Colorado. I stopped in to see the artwork of Cyrus Mejia of Best Friends. I ended up purchasing a couple custom pieces of jewelry for the wife made by Kathryn Waters. The place was good dog friendly. The lady running it was very nice. Considering it was Easter Sunday we were there, that was a bonus. If you are looking for interesting original art by excellent local artists, this is the place to check out.

A really great gallery, staffed by wonderful people and a very friendly dog. I bought some artwork here and when there was a hiccup with it arriving, they promptly made everything right. Next time I am in Kanab, it will be the first place I visit.

We loved this wonderful gallery in Kanab. Gary could not have been nicer and welcoming. The work in the gallery was diverse and top notch!

Great gallery with several different things to choose from. Good range of prices and super friendly dogs.

Interesting gallery, but I thought they could have had more work in there or variety too.

Lovely gallery with the most amazing art, must see.

Ellie is the best... Wonderful gallery💗

Here for the 4th Annual Kanab Film Fest and Food Frenzy. I can't say enough about the venue and the festival itself. The theater is perfect to have just the right intimate setting for the films and Q&A afterwards. Thank you Redstone for hosting the films this year! Hope this is the beginning of many more years of amazing films from independent filmmakers here!! #kanabfilmfestandfoodfrenzy

We saw country Legends there, a great show. The seats are very comfortable and snacks are available. I mucho enjoyed the 5 theater and will definitely go again

The Always- Patsy Cline concert was outstanding! The theater reminded me of many decades ago in a rural setting. Everything was very comfortable!

I always have an absolutely wonderful experience at The Redstone Theater in Kanab! The theater is beautiful and well-maintained, with comfortable seats and a great sound system. The staff is friendly and welcoming, and the variety of events is fantastic. I loved the classic charm of the theater, with its retro marquee and old-fashioned popcorn machine. The prices are very reasonable, and I appreciated the special events and movie nights they've offered. Overall, I highly recommend The Redstone Theater to anyone looking for a memorable movie, music, and theater experience in Kanab. Thank you, Redstone Theater, for the many nights of entertainment and nostalgia!

Love this theater! It's all remodeled and looking beautiful. We've been to three live events this year and they've all been amazing! Can't wait to come back for more shows!

One of our Kanab gems. Don't miss the chance to catch a show here.

This place is awesome! Dan and Gina recently renovated it and the Kanab Film Fest is hosted here in the spring.

We love the Bar G Wranglers show! It's easily one of the best shows around anywhere, family friendly and a lot of fun. These people are amazing entertainers and serious musicians, doing some seriously fun and sometimes very complex music that is a part of our American heritage. Even if you don't know the music, you will still appreciate the talent.

This is a great morning hike in the summer. It's a moderate hike but work goin the whole way. At the top there's a bench and you will have the most amazing views of the white mountains to the north. I would estimate 1 hr round trip .

Wonderful hike. It wasn't too long, overall 3.2 miles (up and down) and had a few great spots for enjoying the landscape and taking stunning pictures. I would say the trail was easy to moderate but definitely easy to follow as there were plenty of signs along the trail. We got to see a few families on the way with young kids. There were a few places where the trail was narrow but most of it was easy. We encountered light snow fall on our way down, it was a fantastic experience.

Loved this hike. It wasn't too long, and had a couple great spots to sit under a couple trees and feel the cool air blow around you as you stare at the landscape. The trail wasn't too hard to follow and this is a relatively easy to moderate trail. There are 1 or 2 narrow spots, and a couple steep rock steps, but the rest of it was a piece of cake.

Absolutely loved it. This trail has signs so you know you're still on track. It is not a flat walk though. You do have to step up rocks, duck around others and it does get a little steep at times but my dog and I took our time and we were fine! We couldn't go all the way up because my dog is older and isn't a huge fan of it haha. One lady said it was about 1 1/2ish hike. We'll be back!

Moderate trail, definitely need good hiking shoes. There are a few technical spots, but nothing too difficult. Hold on to your little ones, there are a few drop offs along the trail. All in all, beautiful views of the surrounding mesas and the city of Kanab.

Easy hike, it had a couple scrambles, very nice view from up high. Beautiful rocks and scenery. There are markers on the trail, number 22 is the last one at the end of the trail.

Wonderful trail that can proceed to two or more trails. Avoid going when it's around 90+F. It can get too hot. 6am trip is the best. Please dont leave any trash in the area. The peak will let you see the town of Kanab which is pretty. You can park at the foot of the trail and there's a park close that has clean restrooms.