- The list below includes 6 free or cheap things to do in or near Panguitch, Utah, including 23 different types of inexpensive activities like Movie Theaters, Canyon, National & State Parks and Scenic Drives.
- From Red Canyon to Historic GEM Theatre, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Panguitch and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Bryce.
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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.
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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.
17.7 Miles
Located near the entrance to Bryce Canyon National Park, the company Bryce Canyon ATV Adventures offers excursions through the park itself. The tours cover popular hotspots like the former hideout of Butch Cassiday and the Sundance Kid.
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1945 West Scenic Highway 12, Bryce, UT 84741
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The services of the Bryce Canyon Wildlife Adventure include ATV rentals for touring the area as well as bike rentals for the nearby Red Canyon Bike Trail. There is also an on-site Natural History Museum and a showcase of live deer than can be hand-fed.
19.2 Miles
The Natural Bridge is a red rock arch that was formed by the erosion of a body of water. This site is the most prominent of the natural arches located throughout the Bryce Canyon.
19.9 Miles
The Bryce Canyon features a variety of hiking trails for visitors to explore. The site includes a large amount of red and orange sandstone, is also a proper location for guests interested in wildlife viewing.
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State Highway 143, Cedar City, UT 84720
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Cedar Breaks National Monument is a natural amphitheater overlooking beautiful rock formations. The place is rich in wildlife and vegetation which can be explored through special hiking trips organized by rangers during the summer months. In winters, the monument hosts skiing and snowboarding events.
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The Parowan Gap Petroglyphs are listed on the National Register of Historic Places to indicate its cultural importance due to the carved drawings put into the stones centuries ago by Native Americans. It is important to be careful around the site.
28.8 Miles
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.
35.1 Miles
Offering outdoor adventure along with a great educational experience, Escalante State Park is open year round. Park visitors can enjoy camping and boating while also exploring dinosaur fossils and ruins.