Southwestern Utah
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1. Best Friends Animal Sanctuary
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeOn a typical day, this 3,700-acre compound 7 miles north of town houses some 1,600 rescued animals, mostly dogs and cats but also horses, rabbits...Read More
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2. Brian Head Peak Observation
ViewpointThis 11,312-foot stone lookout hut was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in 1935 atop the highest summit in Iron County. You can...Read More
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3. Calf Creek Falls Recreation Area
Park (National/State/Provincial)One of the more easily accessible and rewarding adventures in the area, this picturesque canyon rife with oak trees and cacti and sandstone...Read More
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4. Cedar Breaks National Monument
Park (National/State/Provincial)From the rim of Cedar Breaks, a 3-mile-long natural amphitheater plunges a half-mile into the Markagunt Plateau. Short alpine hiking trails...Read More
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5. Hell's Backbone Road
Scenic DriveFor a scenic, topsy-turvy backcountry drive or a challenging mountain-bike ride, follow 35-mile Hell's Backbone Road (aka Forest Road 153) from...Read More
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6. Highway 12 Scenic Byway
Scenic DriveKeep your camera handy and steering wheel steady along this entrancing 123-mile route between Escalante and Torrey, just west of Capitol Reef...Read More
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7. Kodachrome Basin State Park
Park (National/State/Provincial)Yes, it is named after the old-fashioned color photo film, and once you see it you'll understand why the National Geographic Society gave it...Read More
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8. Red Canyon
Visitor CenterPart of Dixie National Forest and easily accessed on the drive along Highway 12 from Panguitch to Bryce Canyon, this arresting 7,400-foot-elevation...Read More
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9. Red Cliffs Desert Reserve
Nature Preserve/Wildlife RefugeEncompassing the convergence of the Mojave, Great Basin, and Colorado Plateau desert zones, this pristine 62,000-acre tract of red-rock wilderness...Read More
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10. Red Hills Desert Garden
GardenOpened in 2015 as the state's first botanic garden devoted to desert conservation, Red Hills is a beautiful spot for a peaceful stroll as well...Read More
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11. Snow Canyon State Park
Park (National/State/Provincial)Named not for winter weather but after a pair of pioneering Utahans named Snow, this gem of a state park—about 10 miles north of St. George...Read More
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12. Anasazi State Park Museum
Museum/GalleryBelieved to be one of the largest Ancestral Puebloan sites west of the Colorado River, the village preserved at this museum is largely untouched...Read More
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13. Beaver Dam Wash
Nature SightUtah's lowest point happens to mark the convergence of the Colorado Plateau, the Great Basin, and the Mojave Desert. In this overlapping of...Read More
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14. Brigham Young Winter Home
Historic HomeMormon leader Brigham Young spent the last seven winters of his life in the warm, sunny climate of St. George. Built of adobe on a sandstone...Read More
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15. Bryce Wildlife Adventure
Museum/GalleryImagine a zoo frozen in time: this 14,000-square-foot private museum contains more than 1,600 butterflies and 1,000 taxidermy animals in tableaux...Read More
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16. Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park
Park (National/State/Provincial)Visitors to this sweeping expanse of pink sand about 20 miles west of Kanab enjoy a slice of nature produced by eroding sandstone. Funneled...Read More
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17. Dixie National Forest
ForestThe forest's expansive natural area is divided into four noncontiguous swaths covering a total of nearly 2 million acres. Adjacent to three...Read More
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18. Escalante Petrified Forest State Park
Park (National/State/Provincial)This park just 2 miles outside Escalante protects a huge repository of petrified wood, easily spotted along two short but moderately taxing...Read More
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19. Frontier Homestead State Park Museum
Museum/GalleryThis interactive living-history museum devoted to the county's early iron industry is home to a number of interesting attractions, including...Read More
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20. Grafton
Ghost TownA stone school, dusty cemetery, and a few wooden structures are all that remain of the nearby town of Grafton, which is between Springdale and...Read More
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