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

368K views · 3.4K reactions | Before or after a long day of red rock exploring, Kanab's culinary scene is guaranteed to satisfy your taste buds. Watch more: bit.ly/DininginKanab | Visit Utah | Facebook

The famous Sand Caves newr Kanab Utah | The Nature Seeker

15K views · 71 reactions | 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. 弄 #thecampoholics #kanabutah #moquibar #moquicave #kanabattractions #Utah #americanhistory #rvtravel #rvlife #rvtipsfornewbies | The Campoholics | Facebook

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