Cinder Cone Trail is a 1.7 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Dammeron Valley. Come watch the drone video!
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Kolob Reservoir is a 250-acre reservoir that sits above 8,000 feet and is surrounded by aspens and evergreens. It is a great place to fish, tube, swim, or just put up a hammock and chill!
Meet Buddy! Buddy is a 3-year-old Borador (Border Collie/Lab). He is a valiant, loyal steed. He's my best friennn, my favorite adventure partner, my permanent shadow, and my winy, needy, fur-child. I'm annoyed when he's around, I miss him when he's away, and love him the most when he's exhausted and half-dead cuddling with me. He'[...]
Toquerville Falls is a beautiful waterfall oasis in the desert
Red Reef Trail is a popular hike in the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area. Complete with slot canyons, beautiful views of the red mountains, and water!
Also known as Tempi'po'op trail, this hike features scenic views and Santa Clara River Reserve.
Snow Canyon Red Mountain Trail is a 4.8 mile round trip hike near Dammeron Valley that offers breathtaking views of Snow Canyon State Park from the back side..
Kayenta is a beautiful place to visit! It is a little desert community located under the beautiful red mountains. Kayenta Art Village is equipped with art galleries, a spa, cafe, theater, festivals, and an outdoor labyrinth. SACRED SPACE SPA: Guest Services: 1.435.862.7743 spa website Xetava garden cafe: Xeteva Gardens Cafe[...]
Also known as Crystal Mountain, or The Old Gypsum Mine, this place is one-of-a-kind! This old selenite mine is dotted with tiny crystals that make it shimmer like it's covered in glitter! UPDATE: The owner has an active claim on the mine, but it is managed by the B.L.M. Please read the owner's requests here. You are welcome to pick any of[...]
Update: as of May 2018, thanks to the powerful reach of social media and the growing tourism to Southern Utah, there is now a required $8 permit per PERSON to see the falls. They claim this is an effort to reduce the number of hikers, however, last time I was there they were not limiting the number of people entering the trail. What used to b[...]