Days of outdoor adventure near Kanab, Utah November is our favorite time to go lodging is super inexpensive and even though the mornings are chilly it warms up quickly. 🥾Wire Pass slot 3.4 miles- fee required pay at recreation.gov 💡Skylight Arch 2 miles -SUV or better required to get to the trailhead ⌛️Sand (Moqui) Caves .5 miles -easy scrambling required 🐚 The Nautilus 1 mile 🍄Todastool Hoodoos 1.8 miles ⚪️Cottonwood Narrows 2-3.7 miles (road impassable when wet) 🌳Lick Wash 2-4 miles (road

"ok fine I'll camp" - real message we received after sharing stories of this campground Dark Sky RV, Kanab, Utah !! We usually would say, just find a free spot to camp - but this campground is AMAZING! The amenities are so nice, the place is worth it for the showers alone and the owners are some of the kindest people you'll ever meet! We'd been looking forward to this stay for a couple of months but honestly it's blown away our expectations. It truly feels like an oasis and it's SO close to town

The famous Sand Caves newr Kanab Utah | The Nature Seeker

Hey a Campoholics, when in Kanab Utah you must stop by the Moqui Cave and check out some Kanab history. The cave was pitched in the 50’s and made a bar where locals and movie stars would hang out and beat the heat and have a drink. 🥃 #thecampoholics #kanabutah #moquibar #moquicave #kanabattractions #Utah #americanhistory #rvtravel #rvlife #rvtipsfornewbies | The Campoholics

Belly of the Dragon is a short but unique tunnel located near Kanab, Utah, just off Highway 89. It was originally carved as a drainage tunnel beneath the road to prevent flash floods from eroding the highway, but it has since become a popular spot for travelers and photographers. What to Expect: Short Walk: The tunnel is about 0.5 miles round trip, making it an easy and family-friendly adventure. Cool Rock Formations: The interior of the tunnel has a rough, wavy texture, giving it a dramatic, al