How far from Kanab Utah? Only 15 minutes.ĭescription: Moqui Caverns (or caves) happen to be one of the most commercialized pictures you see if you look up Kanab on Google. 1) Visit the Kanab Moqui Caverns (caves):
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If you want to share some of your own recommendations on things to do in Kanab, feel free to leave a suggestion in the comments. Me personally, I love the scenic hikes and adventures you can find in and near Kanab so that’s what this list reflects. Now aside from these 15 things, know that Kanab also has a lot of historical sites and family friendly things to check out like pictographs and even dinosaur track hikes. Check out Vermilion Cliffs National Monument.Spend a day at Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park.Hike to Cutler Point (incredible arch).However, what lies near/outside of it is what makes it so special: Here are the (now) 15 best things to do in Kanab Utah: While Kanab is a pretty small town, it’s still one of the largest in southern Utah and in terms of actual activities inside the town, there’s not much to see. And in the case Kanab, that is an excellent (if not one of the best) place for exploring the southern region of Utah.Hildale is also an amazing spot in Utah for great hikes.Bluff and Monument Valley are an excellent HQ for exploring east Utah.Moab is an excellent HQ for exploring the mid north of Utah.George is an excellent HQ for exploring the western Utah. I’ve been in Kanab a few times and am amazed at how many things you can do (hikes, sights, attractions, etc…) that are so close to it and frankly, there are many towns throughout Utah which you can use as an HQ to explore tons of amazing areas nearby and in terms of logistics, here’s how it looks: They couldn't get through the deep sand, but then someone showed them where they could back up and take a slightly less sandy road back to the highway.18) Other things to explore near or outside of Kanab UT: Marci never caught up to us, so Ondy and Tara ran back to help push. We dropped her off and continued to where we could stop without getting stuck. On the way back, we piled all 11 of us in the truck and drove to where Marci's SUV was. Tara and the kids explored the side canyon and found a cool hoodoo that looks like the profile of a face. We hiked as far as the confluence then turned around. Tara stayed back with the rest of the kids while we explored further up canyon. Marci and Ondy climbed up with the assistance of the rope, then we tied a loop and pulled up Savannah. When we got to the chockstone, I climbed up and then lowered a rope. We took some pictures and tried climbing the moki steps. We finally all made it down to the trailhead and started hiking. We made it back to the top and pickup up the Parkers, but we had a longer drive back down because there were several other SUVs that also got stuck and they were blocking the road. Tara stayed at the trailhead with the kids. We waited at the trailhead for a while, then Ondy and I drove back up to check on the others. We made it down to the trailhead in the truck without getting stuck. Ondy piled in with us, and Marci drove their SUV. Jeremy Dye, Tara Dye, Savannah Dye, Madilyn Dye, Cooper Dye, Ondylyn Wagner, Killian Wagner, Marci Parker, Callie Parker, Aria Parker, Lillian Parker, Story Honestly, I didn't think that the upper canyon was very fun or nice, and we will probably just stick with the conventional section up to the chockstone on future trips. You can continue up canyon as far as you want with no major obstacles, but above the confluence there are no more narrows. The narrows are nice but not nearly as photogenic as the lower narrows. The upper section of Peek-a-Boo Canyon above the chockstone continues another 1.2 miles and has alternating sections of narrows and wide-open wash walking. At the top of the chockstone is a metal stake and some bolted anchors that presumably people use for rappelling anchors. This is not an easy climb, especially transitioning from the chimney over the boulder. The really adventurous can chimney up to the chockstone. The canyon has two sections of scenic narrows and some moki steps up to a granary. From the parking area at the bottom of the canyon, walk up the canyon approximately 0.33 miles until you reach a large chockstone that prevents nearly everyone from continuing.
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