Well worth the drive if you have a vehicle that can handle a steep dirt road. Interestimg history of a former settlement. Pretty scenery.Full review by Nona G
Sep 29, 2023
A very pretty drive! The dirt road is quite decent, when it's dry. The colorful striped mountains and nice rock formations are very photogenic. It's free and doesn't take long, definitely is worth th…Full review by 438elizah
Jul 6, 2023
Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!! So glad I took this little detour on my way to Page AZ. The road to get to the canyons is off Hwy 89 (google directions from Kanab to Old Paria for specifics) and about…Full review by Wanderer09183786706
Sure you could take a dog. We were there in the end of March in the late afternoon and there was no one else around. Except for the old cemetery there isnt much there but the scenery …
Sure you could take a dog. We were there in the end of March in the late afternoon and there was no one else around. Except for the old cemetery there isnt much there but the scenery is beautiful. It's just a little side excursion. As far as I know there are no hiking trailheads or anything, just a ride in look around and ride out.
The access road is some miles away from Kanab. You can stop at the Kanab visitor center (which is the same as the Escalante visitor center) and they will tell you how far it is. You can …
The access road is some miles away from Kanab. You can stop at the Kanab visitor center (which is the same as the Escalante visitor center) and they will tell you how far it is. You can get all your info there. I would suggest to stop there first because the ranger will tell you about all the weather conditions and closures before heading out. Its beautiful so don't miss out!
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