Location: Panguitch
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Panguitch (/ˈpeɪŋɡwɪtʃ/ PAYNG-gwitch) is a city in and the county seat of Garfield County, Utah, United States. The population was 1,520 at the 2010 census, and was estimated in 2015 to be 1,481.
Restaurants in Panguitch
1. American ATV Rentals Bryce Canyon Country
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 17 reviews
ATV, Dirt Bike, UTV and Side by Side Rentals and Tours. We rent Quads, Polaris RZR's (Razors), WildCats Can Am Maverick Max, Polaris, Yamaha. Come Ride and Adventure with AmericanATVRentals.com Whether you want a Rental to plan your own adventure, or you want a fully or partly guided half day, full day, or even Multi-day over night ATV, or Dirtbike Rental, we will accommodate your needs. We are proudly flexible, with 2-4, 8, 24 hour or even longer Rentals available. UTV's are available for Ride In / Ride Out ONLY. No Trailering UTV's is allowed. Dirt Bikes and ATV's may be trailered with pre-approval when booking. Renter Must provide truck or trailer. We DO NOT Rent Trailers. Call Uhaul In Panguitch for Trailer Rental availability.
2. Red Canyon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 760 reviews
Reviewed By paulsY5534PS
Red Canyon is in the Dixie national forest right on scenic byway 12 and features hoodoos and other formations similar to Bryce Canyon albeit on a smaller scale. Like Bryce, the scenery is created by erosion of the Claron limestone of the Paunsaugunt Plateau. Unlike Bryce, it is free to drive and explore the trail network on foot or by bike, ORV, or horse. if nothing else, get pictures of the Chimney Rock, the "Salt and Pepper Shakers" behind the visitor center, and the two tunnels cut through the red rock. Visitor center has restrooms and is accessible. Services available just up the hill in Bryce City.
3. American ATV Rentals
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By brekm2015
American ATV rentals was great and I highly recommend! I have rode and rented ATV's in many places around the world and this area ranks up with my favorites. It is a great and unique way to explore the beautiful area. I was shocked by the amazing red rocks and views of the Casto Canyon. You get to drive right through the Canyon and there are plenty of opportunities to stop and explore further. Don't miss the panoramic lookout point! In my mind, renting an ATV to explore this area is much better than just going into Bryce Canyon National Park and hiking. You get to see so much more with limited people around! I will be bringing groups back in the future because one day wasn't enough for me and I know others will appreciate the experience. Dave and his counterpart were great people with a lot of awesome tips. Thanks American ATV rentals, cannot wait to be back!!
4. Red Canyon Tunnel
5. Eat. Sleep. HIKE.
Guided hikes in Dixie National Forest, the lands adjacent to Bryce National Park. I have two choices available. Hike A is 1 1/2 miles and takes aprox. 2 hours and hike B is 6 miles and takes approximately 4 hours. The tours are 1-4 people and we go at your pace and there are plenty of opportunities to take pictures of the rock formations, vegetation and wildlife.
