- The list below includes 4 free or cheap things to do in or near Marysvale, Utah, including 7 different types of inexpensive activities like Off Road & ATV, Mountains, Rafting and Canyon.
- From Always Rafting & Kayaking to Paiute Trail, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Marysvale and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Richfield.
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While there is no rafting and kayaking allowed in the nearby national park itself, Always Rafting & Kayaking leads expeditions in the areas just outside the park borders. Specifically, they cover the Sevier River with guides telling stories about the region's history and geology during slow portions of the rive…
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One of the longest trails in the region is the Paiute Trail which is over 900 miles in length. It specifically caters to ATVs and UTVs with emphasis on wheeled vehicles in the summer and snowmobiles during the winter.
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The site known as Big Rock Candy Mountain is mostly known from the folk song which it inspired. The popularity of the song has led it to become one of the most visited geological sites in west-central Utah.
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3820 W Clear Creek Canyon Road, Richfield, UT 84114
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The largest community of Fremont Indians ever discovered used to reside in the area now known as the Fremont Indian State Park. Artifacts from this group are on display at an on-site museum, and visitors can also enjoy outdoor activities like hiking and camping.
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Classic films are still shown at the Historic GEM Theatre which also maintains a movie museum that documents and displays the past film technologies used at the cinema. There is even an on-site Internet cafe for those who simply want to lounge.
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Peekaboo Gulch is a slot canyon that people can climb consisting of a series of potholes. In order to start the hike, climbers must climb over a 10-foot vertical rock wall before navigating their way through the potholes.
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3619 Hell's Backbone Road, Boulder, UT 84716
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Hell's Backbone Ranch and Trail offers pack trips, custom trips, and day rides for visitors who are interested in viewing spires, mountains, and river bottoms. Horseback riders of all skill levels can take advantage of what this business has to offer.
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Located within the Dixie National Forest area, Red Canyon offers very unique vermillion-colored rock formations that are surrounded by Ponderosa pine trees. Sightseeing is very popular as is hiking, camping, and picnicking.