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25 Things to do near Upper Calf Creek Falls

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Lower Calf Creek Falls

Boulder, Utah

4.7 miles S

A stunning 126-foot waterfall at the end of an easy 6-mile canyon hike rewards with a cool swimming pool framed by cottonwood trees and ancient petroglyphs.

Hike, Swim

swim Swimming Hole

hike Hiking Trail

Calf Creek Campground

Boulder, Utah

4.7 miles S

Camp, Dive, and Swim near Boulder, Utah

Camp, Dive, Swim

swim Swimming Hole

camp Campsite

dive Diving Platform

12.1 mi

Escalante River

Escalante, Utah

9.8 miles SW

Hike and Horseback near Escalante, Utah

Hike, Horseback

hike Hiking Trail

horseback Horseback Trail

Neon Canyon and Golden Cathedral

Escalante, Utah

22.0 miles SE

Deep in lower Neon Canyon, three pothole arches carved into the overhang form the Golden Cathedral — when the midday sun shines through, golden light columns illuminate the domed pour-off below.

Backpack, Canyoneer, Hike

hike Hiking Trail

canyoneer Canyon

backpack Backpacking Trail

3.7 mi

Peek-a-boo Gulch

Escalante, Utah

29.0 miles SE

A fun slot canyon hike in Grand Staircase-Escalante with named rock formations you can see straight through — often hiked as a 3.5-mile loop with neighboring Spooky Gulch.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

4.9 mi

Spooky Gulch

Escalante, Utah

29.0 miles SE

A short slot canyon hike near Escalante with sections so narrow they're genuinely 'spooky' — sandy trails, stagnant water pools, and flash flood awareness required.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

The Rim Rock DGC

Torrey, Utah

31.3 miles N

Challenge yourself among slick rock spires and pinyon pine canyons on this scenic private disc golf course — lodging available at the Inn near Torrey, Utah.

Disc Golf

disc golf Folf Course

Capitol Reef

Torrey, Utah

32.0 miles NE

Swim near Torrey, Utah

Swim

swim Swimming Hole

The Rim Rock Disc Golf Course

Torrey, Utah

32.2 miles N

A private disc golf course winding through slick rock spires and pinyon pine canyons near Torrey, Utah — lodging at the inn and course navigation help available on site.

Disc Golf

disc golf Folf Course

Capitol Reef Fremont Falls

Torrey, Utah

33.2 miles NE

A manmade waterfall created in 1962 when the Fremont River was rerouted for a highway — now inside Capitol Reef National Park, this historically popular swim spot has evolved as the water carved deep into the sandstone.

Swim

swim Swimming Hole

20.4 mi

Coyote Gulch

Escalante, Utah

38.7 miles SE

A remote 26-mile backpacker's slot canyon near Escalante with a flowing river, natural arches including Coyote Natural Arch and Jacob Hamblin Arch, and nights under the stars.

Backpack, Canyoneer, Hike

hike Hiking Trail

canyoneer Canyon

backpack Backpacking Trail

0.1-0.3 mi

Mossy Cave

Tropic, Utah

39.4 miles W

An easy mile-long trail past red rock hoodoos, a mossy cave with a summer waterfall and winter icicle curtain, and a charming stream to wade through in water shoes.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

7.6 mi

Fairyland Loop Trail

Bryce, Utah

41.4 miles W

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

Mueller Park

Caineville, Utah

42.4 miles NE

The Mueller Park trail in Mill Creek Canyon offers a great lower-altitude alpine mountain bike ride — 7-mile out-and-back to Big Rock or a 13-mile loop option.

Hike, Mountain Bike

mountain bike Mountain Bike Trail

hike Hiking Trail

0.5-5.4 mi

Rim Trail

Bryce, Utah

42.8 miles W

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

North Campground

Bryce, Utah

42.8 miles W

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

2.3 mi

Queens Garden Trail

Bryce, Utah

42.8 miles W

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

1.8 mi

Tower Bridge

Bryce, Utah

43.0 miles W

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

43.1 miles W

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

1.6 mi

Hat Shop

Bryce, Utah

43.1 miles SW

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

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