We drove up from the Grand Canyon and stopped in Kanab for the evening. We checked out Hamblim Park…read moreso our toddlers could run around. It's a very cute little park at the foothill of a mountain. The kids really enjoyed the play structure. swings, LARGE grassy play area, and the spongee floor. Yep, I said "spongee". The ground beneath the play structure is filled with recycled (I'm guessing) rubber bits so walking on them makes folks slightly bounce. The park is right around the corner from the downtown area and on the way out of town. It was just the trick to get my littles out and about.

Kanab, known for "The Wave" and proximity to "Wire Pass" and "Buckskin", my family from Los…read moreAngeles, traveling through Kanab, also attended a spectacular firework show on the 4th of July at this Jacob Hamblin Park. My preteen kids said it was one of the best shows they have seen due to our close proximity to the lighting of the fireworks! Everything seemed bigger! Explosions louder! We were practically right under most of the explosions in the sky, with ambers literally falling on top of us / the spectators! Perhaps because if the dry air. At the very end of the show, our fears were realized as one last firework exploded on the ground, and some cardboard shrapnels flew into the spectators, hitting some of them. Fortunately, we think there were no injuries! We were just glad that we could attend and celebrate 4th of July far from home!

Popped in on the way home from Zion after someone suggested it. It was a pretty sight but I didn't…read morehave time to really enjoy any activities. I would be interested in visiting again to book activities and walk around more.

There's definitely something magical about a sand dune-maybe I'm half expecting the Cave of Wonders…read moreto erect itself from the middle of the sand or perhaps I'm just marveling at the sheer amount of sand in one area. The Coral Pink Sand Dunes are beautiful and vast-although they are not quite as coral pink as I had imagined. When you visit, you can opt to rent an ATV or a sled and play in the sand like a toddler. I didn't do that during my visit, but I think I might give it a try another time. Be prepared for hot sand in the summer months and wind, which means potential sand in your eyes. Goggles might be a worthy accessory if you're going to spend more than a few minutes out here.

This National Monument preserves the history of the location (due to the natural spring oasis in…read morethe desert), showcasing how Kaibab Paiute and the Mormon settlers used the surrounding land. There's a visitor center with a museum, historic fort, cabins, and garden. Make your first stop at the visitor center to check out the museum to get context about why this area was important. There's a bunch of exhibits and a museum. There's also a gift shop with books and souvenirs. Behind the building is a short path to the fort. You can see the spring's outlet through a pipe in the fort (although I confirmed with the volunteer that the water is now pumped out due to the water table dropping below the soil level - it's no longer an artesian spring). There's also a pen with longhorn cattle - don't get too close since they can be unpredictable. There are also several buildings for self guided tours. Great monument - the volunteers and rangers were very friendly.

I am so glad I made a short stop at this national monument. Darcy, the ranger at the desk, was…read moreamazing and answered all of my questions and more. When she didn't know the answer, she looked it up and told me later. The Visitor's Center is extremely well designed and the history of the natives and LDS pioneers in the area is very thorough and exceptionally well presented. I also had the privilege of visiting the main historical building where another incredibly helpful ranger answered my mass of questions. He, too, was extremely knowledgeable about the area and history. This isn't a monument you will want to spend a whole day visiting; after all, it's only 400 acres. But, if you're driving through Fredonia, don't miss it.

We reserved a Jeep tour to Peekaboo Canyon the first week of December…read more Easy communication and booking. We got to there 10 min before our tour, met Raymond, our tour guide and 3 of us climbed in the Jeep. Peekaboo Canyon is amazing and not for outside of Kanab. Definitely need a 4x4 and to know how to drive in deep sand. It's an easy hike into the canyon. Raymond offered stories, history, and geology facts. Also, tips for the best settings on your phone to get even better pictures... plus showing the best places to take a picture...and he made sure to take a few of us with our phones. A great tour we highly recommend!

Full day tour, Jeff picked us up at the hotel and drove us to the locations. He shared so much…read moreinfo on the history there. Absolutely beautiful, pictures can't capture the full beauty! Get the permit for South Coyote Butte, we hardly saw anyone there at either location the day we went. Highly recommend, would go back in a heartbeat!

Not sure why my review didn't save from my trip a while back. Rather you stop to camp or drive…read morethrough Kaibab National Forest. It is beautiful. Fires years ago really took slot out of it in certain areas, but as nature does its making its way back, be prepared from some long spots with no stops for snacks, bathrooms etc so stop while you can. If you love views and to explore it's a great stop.

Peaceful drive at 6000ft. We are here in February with lots of snow covering the ground but the…read moreroads are very well maintained and driveable. Kaibab National Forest is important in connecting UT and AZ, as well as Coyote Buttes to the Grand Canyon National Preserve. Ps. Watch out for deer crossing as you're driving, especially at night. Whole family would cross the road without fear. I suggest to drive slow and enjoy the views.

Looking at the reviews from years ago, I'm glad that the lottery system for The Wave permits is now…read moredone online, haha. This is a fairly decently sized visitor center that contains a lot of information about the geology and archeology of the area. There are also a lot of pamphlets about attractions in the area. When I visited, the officer was trying to handle planning an entire week's trip for things to do for someone who apparently did zero planning into the area. Seriously. She didn't know that The Wave needed permits and was upset she couldn't visit on a whim (and without proper hiking tools). She also did not have a high clearance, 4WD/AWD vehicle. So, a lot a cool things to do were closed off to her out of safety. The ranger was very kind and patient through all of it though. I finally got my quick question answered after. The exhibits were good to look at and quite informational.

The road was not marked as being heavy sand and only suitable for atvs. There was no to turn around…read moreonce I realized that it was sand.

Diana's Throne has many colors. You won't be able to miss it at US 89. The trail head is easy to…read morefind but not marked. I would suggest load AllTrail App before you go. The trails on AllTrail got blocked due to the fence. Please wear paint cover to your shoes. Because you may need to walk on the weed floor which the do have thorns. The Diana's Throne is a big sand hill with multiple colors. The base is beautiful when you reach it. We did advance because of block trail. Bottom of hill was blow by wind for many year and caused the wave to be presented. Do not park your car in the sand. You won't be able to get it out.

Our family (two kids, ages 11 and 14) did the half-day Guide's Choice canyoneering trip in Ladder…read moreCanyon yesterday with Brett, and it was the highlight of our Utah trip -- and that's saying something given the competition. Brett was phenomenal. He made every one of us feel completely safe and confident through all the rappels (5 or 7, depending on who's counting -- we lost track because we were having too much fun). He struck that perfect balance of professional guide and enthusiastic local -- he clearly loves this place and knows it deeply, from the geology of the rocks to the broader mountaineering history of the area. That kind of knowledge just adds another layer to the whole experience. We drove over from our lodge to Easton Zion, and I'll be honest -- I wondered briefly if it was worth the extra time. It absolutely was. As a bonus, Brett had a great eye for photos, so we came home with some incredible shots to prove we actually did it. If you're in the area with family and want an adventure that's equal parts exciting, educational, and just flat-out memorable -- All Ways Adventure is your answer. Ask for Brett.

Jillian recently took our group on a half day canyoneering and rappelling tour. From the moment we…read morewere picked up from our front porch until we safely returned home, I knew we were in for an exciting adventure. Breathtaking cannot begin to describe the views and nature we were surrounded in. I was impressed with Jillian's knowledge of the terrain and history of the area that she shared with us. She is friendly, kind, professional and above all clearly an expert guide concerned with our safety. We were lucky to actually have 2 guides on our tour as Darren was our photographer. He took amazing shots that were not forced or posed that we'll cherish forever. Everything flowed naturally and their energy was refreshing. I would highly recommend a tour with All Ways Adventures! We'll be back when we're in Kanab next. Thank you Jillian and Darren!

We made visits to Bryce. Zion and Capitol Reef on our own. Then we thought why not take a tour…read more Jeff showed up early to take us on our adventure to Peekaboo amd White wave. It was a nice ride in his 6 seater can-am. The ride was way to rough for a normal car and it looked like you could get lost way to easy. Jeff was very knowledgable and gave us a little lesson on geological make up of the area. We had a great time and got some great pictures. I would do this trip again. His prices were very reasonable and Jeff was not it a rush. Take your time and enjoy the journey.

Wonderful experience! Jeff and Shawn are excellent guides. Both Jeff and Shawn very friendly and…read morepersonable. We toured coyote south buttes after winning a permit at the BLM office. Jeff didn't rush our tour and showed us all the beautiful spots. Tour was a great substitute for not winning the wave lottery.