Guest User: 游完布萊斯峽谷後隨便找了一家酒店，沒想到一切都非常好。尤其是衞生最令人滿意，早餐也不錯，酒店外觀很有美國風情，值得推薦。
815 US-89
From BRL 261
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Recommended stays in Kanab
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Mryx: 卡納布：美國西部環線必經之地，周邊太多重磅國家公園，野景點，這家酒店很新，環境很好，服務也好，都有早餐，來卡納布住值得推薦！
635 E 300 S
From BRL 423
Georgiy T: I like the hotel. Very good breakfast - scrambled eggs, sausages and waffles - all very tasty. Clean and quiet rooms (we got the one on the second floor in the main building). A bit smaller than expected, but good. The only one disappointment - old appliances in loundry.
125 W Center St
From BRL 226
Guest User: The hotel is a very nice hotel with a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location, a great location The manager is very nice, we arrived late and he took care of making our check-in with a great smile. I recommend this place thousand times if you like the small hot facilities, with life and true authenticity!
79 W Center St
From BRL 300
SandorDobe: One of the several good value options in Kanab, we finally chose La Quinta Inn for our 2 night stay for visiting the surrounding national parks, and we did not regret it. The room was nice, modern and clean, with a quiet fridge and a coffee machine. Pictures based on the surrounding areas were an especially nice touch. Staff was efficient and honored my request for a top floor room (thanks!). Laundry room (a top priority for us) worked well, although about half of the machines were not operational. Breakfast included bagels, muffins, bread, scrambled eggs and sausage patties, yoghurt, as well as the usual pancake machines. One drawback was that the breakfast was exactly the same on the two mornings we stayed there, and based on some online videos of La Quinta breakfasts I expected a somewhat better selection (like bacon, potatoes, cheese etc.).
465 S 100 E
From BRL 332
Woshidashabao: Booked on the spur of the moment, couldn't make it to the original accommodation due to heavy rain. One of the lights was broken and kept flashing, so I had to turn it off. The sink was crowded for some reason. You can make your own crepes or waffles for breakfast, but there were too many people so I didn't make it, it was also quite simple, but since it was also a temporary stay, forget it, just had a cup of coffee and left
296 W 100 N
From BRL 247
Guest User: super convenient esp when we got to park our car right outside the cabin. the towels tho looked a bit worn out but overall great location and good value for money
843 E US-89
From BRL 268
Tangwang: The room is relatively spacious and has many plug sockets, which is very convenient. When staying in a hotel in the United States, you basically don’t expect slippers and toothbrushes. It's okay as a transit hotel.
150 W Center St
From BRL 331
Kevin Boliang: - Huge King bed room for the price - Dove toiletries provided - Clean room and bathroom - Recently refurbished so feels very new - Breakfast quite basic but adequate - Friendly staff
217 S 100 E
From BRL 399
Guest User: Close to the national parks you may want to visit and very easy to buy what you need around!
98 S 100 E
From BRL 376
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Hiking Utah's Toadstool Hoodoos Trail.
The Toadstool Hoodoos Trail is a fascinating short hike in southern Utah, located along US-89 between Kanab and Page. 🍄 Why is it called Toadstool? Toadstool = a mushroom, especially a poisonous one. Because the rocks here have been shaped by wind and water erosion to form: Slender rock pillars topped with massive boulders. They look just like giant mushrooms. These are the same geological features (hoodoos) found in Bryce Canyon, but on a much smaller scale. 🥾 Hiking Difficulty This is one of its biggest advantages: · Distance: Approx. 1.8 miles (2.9 km) round trip · Elevation Gain: Very little · Time: Roughly 1–1.5 hours · Difficulty: Easy / Moderate · The first half is relatively flat · The trail ends in an area filled with concentrated hoodoos ⚠️ Note: This area is not part of a National Park; no pass or fee is required. However, the parking lot is small. If it has recently rained, the trail can be muddy and slippery—please watch your step.
Utah Hiking Dream: Winning the Lottery for The Wave.
The Wave is nature’s showcase of skill, but getting in requires winning a lottery. It was my first time entering, and I only put in one ticket. I figured if I didn't win, I wouldn't consider trying again the next day... with all those odds against me, the chances were likely very slim. Who would’ve thought? Lady Luck put her hands on her hips and said with a smirk, "Did you really think you could predict me?" And just like that, I won. I participated in the in-person lottery, which required picking up the permit the next day—if you don't show up or arrive late, you forfeit it. So, I woke up early the next morning to see a hazy pink glow draped over the red rocks; it was absolutely dreamlike. I chose Page as my pickup location. A quick map search showed it was only a 4-minute drive from where I was staying—everything was falling perfectly into place. There were four groups of two that day. The orientation started promptly at 8:30 AM. They had already handed out a stack of materials, including a visual map, which was incredibly useful. The staff congratulated everyone before giving a detailed briefing. These points were crucial, so I’m recording them from memory: 1. Driving: Set your GPS to Wire Pass Trailhead. If coming from Page, you have to make a left turn on a 65-mph highway, which is quite difficult. Leave plenty of time so you don't miss the entrance. If coming from Kanab, entering isn't an issue, but leaving presents a similar challenge. We came from Kanab, and luckily traffic was light when we left. 2. The Road: There is a 25-minute stretch (25 mph limit) of unpaved, gravel road with potholes and washboards. A high-clearance vehicle is recommended. There is very little shade along the way, and temperatures stay high even in September. It’s recommended to bring 3L of water per person. 3. Gear & Wildlife: If using trekking poles, they must have rubber tips because The Wave is made of sandstone, not hard rock, and can’t withstand metal or sharp points. (We didn't use poles.) You’ll encounter small animals like squirrels along the way. Avoid carrying shiny objects that might attract them—they’ve been known to sneak into backpacks (someone once realized they’d brought a squirrel back to their hotel!). 4. Navigation: There are no trail markers. It’s very easy to get lost at Location 2 on the map. Near Location 6, as you approach The Wave, the sand is extremely soft—one step forward, two steps back. 5. Group Rules: The group must stay together at all times. There is only one permit per group, held by the primary applicant, so everyone else must follow them. 6. Sign-in/Sign-out: This is vital. You must sign the logbook when entering and leaving. If you forget to sign out, you must call the staff to update the record. Otherwise, you’ll be considered missing, and they will contact your emergency contact. Besides the above, the basics are a must: proper hiking boots, a sun hat, and appropriate clothing (breathable and sun-protective, plus a warm layer just in case). After the session, the staff handed out that lucky green paper—the permit. It’s split in two: one for the car dashboard and one to be wired to the primary applicant's pack (wire provided) for ranger inspections. As for the hike itself, the pictures say it all. Ultimately, while The Wave is a stunning destination, the scenery along the trail is also incredible. I enjoyed every bit of it. I’m grateful to nature for such beauty, grateful for the incredible luck, and grateful that even though we took a wrong turn, we made it out safely... This dreamlike experience is something I’ll remember for many years to come.
Kanab Sand Caves
Sand Caves: Located very close to the town of Kanab, less than a 10-minute drive. You can overlook the entire interior of the caves, making it a great spot for photos. The uphill path is a bit steep, so remember to wear non-slip shoes. Be sure to check in here as there are many holes to explore. Park at the Moqui Cave Museum or Sand Caves parking lot and walk along the trail for 15 minutes to reach the caves.
Out-of-this-world landscape, The Wave.
The most famous spot in Kanab 👉 This is it. Thanks to the wave-like curved rock formations, 👉 The scenery is absolutely surreal. 📍 Why visit ✔️ World-class natural landmark ✔️ Rare geological formations ✔️ Incredible photo spots 📸 The vibe · Overwhelming · Surreal 🚶 What to do 👉 Hiking 👉 Photography 👉 Taking in nature 💡 In a nutshell 👉 "The absolute highlight of Kanab" 📌 TIPS · Advance permit strictly required (via lottery) · Prepare for extreme heat · Bring plenty of water
Car rental with driver in the Western US, finally can be a hands-off manager
Coming back from the Western US, the aftereffects are intense My heart still lingers in the Colorado Plateau and California sunshine🏜 A classic loop trip, fully chauffeured, very worry-free Sharing this 7️⃣-day Western US car rental guide😇 For friends who want to “relax and enjoy” the Western US👇 - ⛳️ Western US Attractions Antelope Canyon: A natural art gallery of light and stone, different light and shadow in the morning and afternoon, every photo looks like wallpaper Horseshoe Bend: The U-shaped bend of the Colorado River, standing on the cliff edge looking down, legs go weak but totally worth it Zion National Park: Red cliff canyons + stream hiking, one of the earliest national parks in the Western US, stunning and healing Bryce Canyon National Park: Orange stone forest like alien terrain, especially dreamy at sunrise and sunset Yellowstone National Park: Old Faithful, Grand Prismatic Spring, Yellowstone Lake... geothermal wonders you can’t see in one day Grand Teton National Park: Snow-capped mountains reflected on the lake, as beautiful as a postcard Las Vegas: The desert city that never sleeps, fountain shows, night views, and a full sense of freedom . 🗺 8-day classic loop itinerary reference 🚗 Depart from Los Angeles - End in Los Angeles No backtracking, connecting the most essential national parks and popular spots in the Western US, with different scenery every day D1 Los Angeles airport pickup D2 Los Angeles - Seven Colored Hills - Las Vegas - Zion National Park - Kanab D3 Antelope Canyon - Horseshoe Bend - Bryce Canyon National Park - Salt Lake City D4 Salt Lake City - Yellowstone National Park D5 In-depth tour of Yellowstone National Park D6 Yellowstone National Park - Grand Teton National Park - Jackson Town - Great Salt Lake - Salt Lake City D7 Salt Lake City - Las Vegas D8 Las Vegas - Los Angeles city tour . 💙 About Us Honestly, for a big loop like the Western US, driving yourself is tiring, group tours are rushed, and traveling with elderly or kids is even more exhausting Better to leave the “troubles” to an experienced and trustworthy team ✅ Own fleet + official licenses: DOT/MC certified, full insurance, family can ride with peace of mind ✅ Direct local resources: Our own cars and drivers, no middlemen, reliable and cost-effective ✅ Carefully selected driver-guides: Bilingual in Chinese and English, know the roads like a living map, and help find photo spots! ✅ All-around live navigation: Airport pickup, luggage handling, emergency response all included, 24/7 support, full sense of security ✅ Deep customization ability: From itinerary to hotels and vehicle types, 1-on-1 customization, all my many requests perfectly met ✅ Coverage across many US cities: New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Las Vegas... wherever you want to go, we can arrange it . 🚗 Vehicle options 7-seat Toyota Sienna 7-seat luxury high-roof Mercedes 10-seat luxury high-roof Mercedes 15-seat high-roof Mercedes . 🔔 Customizable group types Various themed custom tours|High-end boutique small groups Private chauffeured travel|Business travel reception Company team building|Study abroad inspections In short, whether it’s family trips, friend groups, or business receptions, all perfectly handled😇 Friends planning to visit the Western US, feel free to go for it~
Indian Style "Little Hollywood" Kanab Town
Destination Guide Kanab, located in Kane County, Utah, is known as the gateway city to the American West. It is famous for its rich Western movie filming history and its central location among several national parks. Situated at the geographic center of Bryce Canyon National Park, the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, and Zion National Park, Kanab earned the nickname "Little Hollywood" due to its history as the filming location for numerous Western movies. Since the 1930s, the city has hosted the production of over 100 films, including many classic Westerns. The city features the Frontier Movie Town, a film-themed attraction displaying early filming props and scene replicas. Every September, the "Western Film Festival" is held here, attracting film enthusiasts from around the world. Location and Transportation Kanab is located in southwestern Utah and holds a strategically important position as a hub to Bryce Canyon National Park, the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, and Zion National Park. The city offers convenient transportation, and most major attractions are within walking distance. Tourism Resources Within a 40-minute drive from Kanab, you can find: 1. Zion National Park: Located about 35 km northeast of Kanab, it is one of Utah’s most famous national parks, featuring spectacular red canyon landscapes and abundant wildlife. 2. Bryce Canyon National Park: About 105 km southeast of Kanab, it is one of the world’s renowned stone pillar geological reserves, famous for its unique hoodoo formations and stunning sunrise and sunset views. 3. The Wave: Approximately 240 km northeast of Kanab, this is a unique sandstone geological formation. Only 20 permits are issued annually by lottery for visits. 4. Lake Powell: Located about 110 km southeast of Kanab, it is one of North America’s largest man-made lakes, offering magnificent natural scenery and a variety of water activities. 5. North Rim of the Grand Canyon: About 230 km northwest of Kanab, this part of the Grand Canyon is known for its breathtaking mountain views and rich ecological resources. 6. Zion National Park: Located about 16 km northeast of Kanab, it is one of Utah’s most famous national parks, featuring spectacular red canyon landscapes and abundant wildlife. 7. Kolob Arch: About 60 km northeast of Kanab, this unique natural landmark is famous for its massive limestone arch. Recommended Attractions Frontier Movie Town: Kanab’s film-themed attraction showcasing early movie props and scene replicas.
Red Canyon | Pink Ledges + Hoodoo Loop Trail Combo
A mini version of Bryce Canyon! Enjoy the stunning red rock formations for free, with trails that are less crowded and offer a hidden gem experience. 🥾 Trail Combo Information: · Pink Ledges Trail - A 1-mile easy trail, perfect for family hikes · Hoodoo Loop Trail - A 1.5-mile loop trail that takes you deeper into the rock formations · Total combined length: approximately 2.5 miles, recommended time: 2-3 hours · Difficulty level: Easy to moderate, suitable for all ages 🚗 Location: · Situated along Highway 12, a must-pass route to Bryce Canyon · Only a 10-minute drive from Bryce Canyon National Park · Free parking available, no entrance fees required · GPS location: Red Canyon Visitor Center 🌟 Trail Highlights: · Pink Ledges: Dreamy layers of pink sandstone, picturesque and colorful · Hoodoo Loop: Small rock formations, a preview of Bryce Canyon · Natural arches: Multiple sandstone arches along the trails · Panoramic viewpoints: Overlooking the entire Red Canyon landscape 📸 Photography Tips: · 9-10 AM: Soft lighting ideal for capturing pink rock layers · Golden hour: 4-5 PM for the best glowing red rock effect · Arch framing: Use natural arches as foreground for compositions · Color contrast: Red rocks against blue skies and white clouds create striking visuals 💡 Practical Tips: · Moderate elevation with comfortable temperatures, suitable for hiking year-round · Bring plenty of water, as the desert climate is dry · Wear comfortable hiking shoes, as some sections have loose gravel · Sun protection is essential, as canyon surfaces reflect strong UV rays 🌄 Best Times to Visit: · Spring and fall offer the most pleasant weather · Avoid midday heat during summer · Occasional snow in winter, but trails are usually open · Sunrise and sunset provide the most beautiful lighting 🎯 Travel Recommendations: · A great warm-up trail before heading to Bryce Canyon · Can be combined with other trails in Dixie National Forest nearby · Perfect for photography enthusiasts to practice canyon shots · Ideal for family outings 🏞️ Canyon Charm: Red Canyon is nature’s free gift! While smaller in scale compared to Bryce Canyon, it boasts equally stunning red rock layers and hoodoo formations.
Hidden Gem in Kanab! 🇺🇸
#100waysoftravel Introducing this hidden gem in Kanab, Utah, USA. This is hands down the most unique shop for souvenirs you will find un this part of the United States! They sell cool rocks formed thousands of years ago at a fair price, perfect place to gather some cool gifts for you friends and family back home! 📍Address: Nature's Showcase, 288 W Center St, Kanab, UT 84741, United States 🕰️Business Hours: 9am - 5pm from Monday to Saturday, close all day on Sunday 💰Average Price per Person: souvenir ranging from as low as 0.5 USD! Up to around 50 USD
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