Things to Do near Kanab

Small local outfit offering guided Kanab-area tours, including a campfire and stargazing tour.

Locally owned guide service offering half-day and full-day hiking tours, including Peekaboo slot canyon.

Private guided canyoneering, off-road, hiking, and rock-climbing adventures in the Kanab area.

Kanab-based company offering guided scenic vehicle tours, photography outings, and shuttles.

Off-road and slot canyon tour company founded in 2022, offering half-day, full-day, and sunset tours.

Guided ATV tours, including sunset tours, on the Coral Pink Sand Dunes west of Kanab.

Guided ATV/UTV, slot canyon, and hiking tour company with a downtown Kanab headquarters.

Small-group guided hiking and photography tours to the Wave, Buckskin Gulch, White Pocket, and other Vermilion Cliffs sites.

BLM visitor center for the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument with exhibits on the monument's geology, archaeology and history, including artifacts in display cases. Season: Year-round (hours may shorten in winter). Admission: Free.

Gallery on Center Street selling fine art landscape photography by Gus Thomas.

Downtown Kanab shop that rents and sells electric bikes for paths, back roads, and trails.

An 1894 brick home built by Henry Bowman, restored and owned by the City of Kanab, offering tours on pioneer-era family life in Kanab. Season: Year-round (check site calendar for closures). Admission: Free (guided and self-guided tours).

Local history museum with artifacts and archives covering Ancestral Puebloans, settlers, and Kanab's filmmaking era.

Scenic photography tours. Guided tours focusing on photography of slot canyons, sunsets, and night skies.

Tour operator running guided UTV, canyoneering, hiking, and national park day tours, including Peekaboo slot canyon and White Pocket.

Rents Can-Am Maverick UTVs for self-guided trips to Peekaboo Canyon, the Great Chamber, and other trails.

County arena available for rodeos, roping, barrel racing, and other events by reservation.

Kanab's community radio station, broadcasting local news, weather, events, and music.

Kanab-based guide service offering customized tours of the greater Zion area and a glamping camp.

Nonprofit museum of relocated sets, props and photos from Western films and TV shows shot around Kanab, toured on foot behind a large Western gift shop. Mostly outdoors with little shade. Season: Year-round. Admission: Free; suggested $5 donation per adult.

Rents side-by-side UTVs with GPS-equipped route guidance for self-guided tours around Kanab.

Family-run museum inside a sandstone cave north of Kanab, displaying dinosaur tracks, Native American and pre-Columbian artifacts, arrowheads and a fluorescent mineral room. Stays cool year-round. Season: Main season Memorial Day-Labor Day; reduced or call-ahead hours otherwise. Admission: Paid; current price not published (call).

Large indoor museum in the former Stampin' Up building with themed galleries of American history, Hollywood memorabilia, Western artifacts, taxidermy, vintage vehicles and a mock frontier town, plus a gift shop and saloon-style restaurant. Season: Year-round (hours may vary seasonally). Admission: Adults $12; seniors 62+ $10; ages 4-12 $8; military/first responders $8; under 4 free.

Private guided UTV, sandboarding, and Peekaboo slot canyon tours departing from the Peekaboo trailhead area near Kanab.

Historic downtown theater showing movies and renting space for concerts, meetings, receptions, and other events.

Locally founded tour company offering ATV tours, canyoneering, rappelling, and other guided adventures from several southern Utah locations.

Half-day and full-day guided tours to sites in southern Utah and northern Arizona such as Buckskin Gulch.

Kanab-based photographer offering family, senior, wedding, and commercial photo sessions.

Guided tours of Peekaboo slot canyon through the coral pink sand area.

National monument on the Kaibab Paiute Reservation with a museum on Kaibab Paiute and pioneer history and Winsor Castle, an 1870s sandstone fort built over a spring, plus cabins, a garden and a short ridge trail. Season: Year-round (closed Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's Day). Admission: $10 per person (includes $3 Kaibab Paiute tribal use fee); card only; America the Beautiful pass accepted.

Nonprofit museum in a former highway rest area on the north edge of Fredonia, built around a large collection of Ancestral Puebloan and other Native American artifacts, including thousands of arrowheads. Season: Seasonal: open summer months, closed in winter. Admission: Not published (historically by donation).