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43 Things to do near Dixie National Forest

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Cascade Falls

Cedar City, Utah

12.1 miles S

A 1.2-mile family-friendly round-trip hike through sandstone stairs and red-cliff scenery to a waterfall fed by underground tubes from Navajo Lake — with sweeping views of Cedar Valley and Zion.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

Thunder Mountain Trail

Panguitch, Utah

19.6 miles E

A dry creek run with big berms and flowing terrain in Red Canyon near Panguitch, Utah — a fun ride through striking red-rock scenery.

Mountain Bike

mountain bike Mountain Bike Trail

C trail

Cedar City, Utah

21.7 miles W

A popular mountain bike trail in Cedar City that climbs to the C letter on Cedar Mountain — bermed switchbacks make the descent manageable, but watch for hikers on the way down.

Mountain Bike

mountain bike Mountain Bike Trail

Three Peaks Disc Golf Course

Cedar City, Utah

25.7 miles W

High-desert disc golf through junipers, rock outcroppings, and washes, with baskets mounted into rocks and six holes over 650 feet — one of two courses on site.

Disc Golf

disc golf Folf Course

Ironside Disc Golf Course

Cedar City, Utah

25.7 miles W

A thrilling disc golf course at Three Peaks Recreation Area in Cedar City with majestic vistas, elevated tees, unique natural obstacles, and amazing pin locations — one of two courses on site.

Disc Golf

disc golf Folf Course

4.1 mi

Swamp Canyon Overlook and Trail

Bryce, Utah

25.8 miles E

A lesser-explored loop trail through Bryce Canyon's pink and red cliffs and forested Ponderosa Pines, descending and ascending 800 feet in a peaceful counter-clockwise circuit.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

8.2 mi

Riggs Spring Loop Trail

Kanab, Utah

27.2 miles SE

One of Bryce Canyon's least-traveled trails — an 8-mile loop descending 2,248 feet through ponderosa pines and Pink Cliffs views near Rainbow Point, strenuous but serenely off the beaten path.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

1.0 mi

Bristlecone Loop

Kanab, Utah

27.2 miles SE

A 1-mile loop from Rainbow Point — the highest spot in Bryce Canyon — past 1,800-year-old Bristlecone pines, cliff-top views, and wildlife including woodpeckers, owls, and chipmunks.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

Sunset Campground

Bryce, Utah

27.6 miles E

A spacious first-come, first-served campground inside Bryce Canyon with 101 sites across three loops, fire grates, drinking water, and flushing restrooms — no hookups.

Camp

camp Campsite

North Campground

Bryce, Utah

27.9 miles E

One of Bryce Canyon's main campgrounds, with 99 RV and tent sites, restrooms with flush toilets, picnic tables, fire grates, and a nearby summer General Store with showers and laundry.

Camp

camp Campsite

1.8 mi

Tower Bridge

Bryce, Utah

27.9 miles E

A moderately difficult 3-mile round trip from Sunrise Point past classic Bryce Canyon hoodoos to a dramatic rock formation resembling London Bridge — less crowded the further you go.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

1.2 mi

Navajo Trail

Bryce, Utah

28.0 miles E

A short but winding 1.5-mile loop descending into Bryce Canyon's amphitheater, where towering hoodoos, Thor's Hammer, Twin Bridges, Wall Street, and 750-year-old Douglas Firs surround you.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

2.3 mi

Queens Garden Trail

Bryce, Utah

28.1 miles E

A descent through hoodoos and tunnels in Bryce Canyon's main amphitheater starting at Sunrise Point — well-kept dirt trail with benches, detour to a Queen Victoria rock formation, and a forest ecosystem below.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

0.5-5.4 mi

Rim Trail

Bryce, Utah

28.1 miles E

A 5.5-mile Bryce Canyon rim hike connecting every major viewpoint above the Hoodoos, from Fairyland Point to Bryce Point — partially paved and wheelchair accessible at the midpoint.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

3.1 mi

Peek-a-boo Loop

Bryce, Utah

28.6 miles E

A strenuous 5-mile hike through quiet canyon trails with up-close hoodoo views, a shaded respite at the loop's bottom, and sweeping views of the Bryce Amphitheater.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

1.6 mi

Hat Shop

Bryce, Utah

28.7 miles E

A moderately difficult 4-mile out-and-back hike to Bryce Canyon's Hat Shop — balancing gray boulders on slender red stilts, plus Pink Cliffs and far-off mountain views.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

3.6 mi

Kanarraville Falls

Kanarraville, Utah

28.9 miles W

A slot canyon hike through ankle-to-knee-deep water to twin waterfalls, with a natural sandstone slide into a refreshing swimming hole halfway through the route.

Hike, Swim

swim Swimming Hole

hike Hiking Trail

7.6 mi

Fairyland Loop Trail

Bryce, Utah

28.9 miles E

An 8-mile loop descending 900 feet into Bryce Canyon's red and white hoodoos, connecting back along Rim Trail at Sunrise Point — with a 200-yard detour to the Tower Bridge rock formation.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

Riverside Walk

Springdale, Utah

29.9 miles SW

A flat, paved riverside walk through Zion's desert swamp oasis, with hanging gardens on the cliffs and the option to continue into The Narrows — check flood conditions first.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

Echo Canyon

Springdale, Utah

30.1 miles SW

A technical canyoneering route through Zion's Echo Canyon with eight miles of trail, 2,148 feet of elevation to Observation Point, and a short detour to the 'weeping' Weeping Rock formation.

Canyoneer

canyoneer Canyon

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