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10Check Out The Little Hollywood Museum
Your next stop is this museum on West Center Street. As previously suggested, Kanab has been the setting for many well-known westerns, hence the name “Little Hollywood.” In fact, as you stroll around town, you will notice several plaques concerning key individuals in the motion picture industry.
It’s a popular place for photoshoots. It includes a gift shop and multiple movie sets on its backlot. Admission is free. Be sure to stay for one of their Chuckwagon Cookouts complete with Dutch-oven dinners and western entertainment.
11Stop At Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park
This state park on Sand Dune Road is a favorite of the locals. There’s a lot to do here including biking, hiking, and sledding or sandboarding down the hills. Rent an OHV (off-highway vehicle) and race over the dunes too. While the sand may not always look really pink, if you visit this place a little before sunset you’ll get a better understanding of why this place is named the “Coral Pink” Sand Dunes State Park.
Additional Available Activities In Kanab
*Visit the Kanab Heritage Museum to learn something about the ancestry and history of Kanab
*Explore the Maynard Dixon Home and learn about this historic home located in Mount Carmel
*See assorted artifacts from the ancient inhabitants at the Red Pueblo Museum
Helpful Hints
*Kanab’s restaurants fill quickly on weekends and holidays. Always make reservations.
*Temperatures can change significantly from daytime to nighttime. Dress and pack accordingly.
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