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Kanab's 4th of July Celebration will be bigger and better than ever! Make plans to join us for an unforgettable Independence Day.
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Looking for a scenic drive with plenty to discover along the way? The Marble Canyon Loop is packed with incredible desert landscapes, colorful rock formations, historic sites, and unique roadside attractions that make every mile worth it.

Grab the Trail Maps from VisitSouthernUtah.com and hit the road! Be sure to add the Big Water Visitor Center to your itinerary—it’s not shown on the map, but it’s a fun stop with fascinating exhibits and local history.

Sometimes the journey really is the destination.

Some weekends are best spent close to home.
Plan your stay in Duck Creek Village or Brian Head at
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Save the date!! Kanab's 4th of July Celebration!
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Due to the Rock Canyon Fire, conditions on House Rock Valley road are changing. Currently the road is closed from south of UT/AZ state line to road 1017. Please check current conditions at 435-644-1300.

We promise you won’t be sitting down for long,
especially with such a short drive. Plan your stay at Duck
Creek Village or Brian Head today.

There’s always something to do in Kane County!

Join us for Heritage Days and celebrate the people, places, and traditions that make Kane County so special. From rodeos and community gatherings to concerts, movies, family activities, and more, this month is packed with opportunities to make memories and connect with our heritage.

Be sure to follow our page, Heritage Days, for event updates, highlights, and reminders, and visit our website for the full Heritage Days schedule so you don’t miss a thing!

https://www.visitsouthernutah.com/heritage-days-roundup/

North Kaibab Trailhead Parking Lot to Temporarily Close June 22–26

The parking lot at the North Kaibab Trailhead will be closed from 1 a.m. on June 22 through 5 p.m. on June 26, 2026, to allow crews to conduct hazard tree mitigation in the area. The North Kaibab Trail will remain open throughout the closure, and pit toilets at the trailhead parking area will continue to be accessible.

During the closure, visitors may park on the shoulder of Highway 67 between Admin Loop and the Point Sublime (W1) Road, or in the former lodge parking lot. Hikers should use the Bridle Path to access the North Kaibab Trailhead and avoid walking along Highway 67.

Commercial transportation services will continue to pick up and drop off passengers near the General Store in the Backcountry Information Center parking lot.

More information on visiting the North Rim during the 2026 season can be found at: https://www.nps.gov/grca/northrimstatus.htm

Some weekends are best spent close to home.
Plan your stay in Duck Creek Village or Brian Head at
3hoursfromvegas.com.

Traveling through Zion National Park with a large vehicle? Tunnel restrictions are currently in effect, and some vehicles may need to use alternate routes around the park.

There are multiple options available depending on your vehicle and travel plans. Be sure to review current route information before your trip and allow extra travel time.

Check out our map for some suggested routes.

More information, https://www.nps.gov/zion/planyourvisit/large-vehicles.htm