Melissa’s Panguitch Lake Activities
Sightseeing
Red Rocks, Pink Cliffs, and Endless Vistas
Hoodoos (irregular columns of rock) exist on every continent, but here is the largest concentration found anywhere on Earth. Situated along a high plateau at the top of the Grand Staircase, the park's high elevations include numerous life communities, fantastic dark skies, and geological wonders that defy description.
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Bryce Canyon
Red Rocks, Pink Cliffs, and Endless Vistas
Hoodoos (irregular columns of rock) exist on every continent, but here is the largest concentration found anywhere on Earth. Situated along a high plateau at the top of the Grand Staircase, the park's high elevations include numerous life communities, fantastic dark skies, and geological wonders that defy description.
Welcome to the Dixie National Forest
Dixie National Forest straddles the divide between the Great Basin and the Colorado River in southern Utah. Scenery ranges from desert canyon gorges of amber, rose, and sienna to high mountain forests, plateaus, and alpine lakes. The forest is a part of the world-renowned landscapes of Southern Utah, it provides a backdrop and serves as a gateway to surrounding National Parks and Monuments. Nationally recognized highways and trails course through the forest and provide ready access to the distinctive natural highlights of the forest landscape. The Dixie is known for its scenery—from red rock canyons to high mountain plateaus. Scenic byways are major roads through this splendor that are suitable for passenger vehicles. Scenic backways are lower-standard roads that often require high-clearance vehicles or 4-wheel drive. Always check conditions before you venture out and enjoy the Dixie National Forest
Dixie National Forest
Welcome to the Dixie National Forest
Dixie National Forest straddles the divide between the Great Basin and the Colorado River in southern Utah. Scenery ranges from desert canyon gorges of amber, rose, and sienna to high mountain forests, plateaus, and alpine lakes. The forest is a part of the world-renowned landscapes of Southern Utah, it provides a backdrop and serves as a gateway to surrounding National Parks and Monuments. Nationally recognized highways and trails course through the forest and provide ready access to the distinctive natural highlights of the forest landscape. The Dixie is known for its scenery—from red rock canyons to high mountain plateaus. Scenic byways are major roads through this splendor that are suitable for passenger vehicles. Scenic backways are lower-standard roads that often require high-clearance vehicles or 4-wheel drive. Always check conditions before you venture out and enjoy the Dixie National Forest
Panguitch Lake
Beautiful red rock formations along the highway on the way to Bryce and Zion National Parks. A pleasant surprise and a great place to stop along the way. It was somewhat of a prerequisite to Bryce and Zion, free of charge!
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Red Canyon
Beautiful red rock formations along the highway on the way to Bryce and Zion National Parks. A pleasant surprise and a great place to stop along the way. It was somewhat of a prerequisite to Bryce and Zion, free of charge!
Utah's First National Park
Follow the paths where native people and pioneers walked. Gaze up at massive sandstone cliffs of cream, pink, and red that soar into a brilliant blue sky. Experience wilderness in a narrow slot canyon. Zion’s unique array of plants and animals will enchant you as you absorb the rich history of the past and enjoy the excitement of present day adventures.
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자이언국립공원
95 Zion Park BlvdUtah's First National Park
Follow the paths where native people and pioneers walked. Gaze up at massive sandstone cliffs of cream, pink, and red that soar into a brilliant blue sky. Experience wilderness in a narrow slot canyon. Zion’s unique array of plants and animals will enchant you as you absorb the rich history of the past and enjoy the excitement of present day adventures.
Scenic Byway 143
Steeped in history and painted with some of Southern Utah's most stunning and unexpected scenic beauty, Utah's state Route 143, the Patchwork Parkway, is a designated National Scenic Byway. Travel 48 spectacular miles from Parowan to Panguitch with multiple interpretive sites, an essential side trip down S.R. 148 to Cedar Breaks National Monument, and access to resort skiing or boarding on The Greatest Snow on Earth®.
Utah 143
Utah 143Scenic Byway 143
Steeped in history and painted with some of Southern Utah's most stunning and unexpected scenic beauty, Utah's state Route 143, the Patchwork Parkway, is a designated National Scenic Byway. Travel 48 spectacular miles from Parowan to Panguitch with multiple interpretive sites, an essential side trip down S.R. 148 to Cedar Breaks National Monument, and access to resort skiing or boarding on The Greatest Snow on Earth®.
Activities
Skiing in winter & summer activities
Brian Head Resort offers The Greatest Snow on Earth®, with annual average snowfall of nearly 360 inches, and Utah’s highest base elevation. Covering over 650 acres, the Resort has two connected mountains, Giant Steps and Navajo, offering 71 runs, 8 chair lifts, and 3 surface lifts.
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Brian Head
Brian Head Resort offers The Greatest Snow on Earth®, with annual average snowfall of nearly 360 inches, and Utah’s highest base elevation. Covering over 650 acres, the Resort has two connected mountains, Giant Steps and Navajo, offering 71 runs, 8 chair lifts, and 3 surface lifts.
Panguitch Lake is a natural 1,250 acre lake surrounded by lava flows and forest. It’s awesome high altitude setting is surrounded by natural Utah beauty. Panguitch Lake is a world class trout fishing destination. You may bring your own boat or you may rent one from the resort. Panguitch Lake isn’t just for power boats. It’s natural setting, peaceful environment, and low traffic conditions make it perfect for canoes and kayaks.
Rent boats and eat at the restaurant during the spring and summer months.
Panguitch Lake Boat Rentals
284 North Shore RoadPanguitch Lake is a natural 1,250 acre lake surrounded by lava flows and forest. It’s awesome high altitude setting is surrounded by natural Utah beauty. Panguitch Lake is a world class trout fishing destination. You may bring your own boat or you may rent one from the resort. Panguitch Lake isn’t just for power boats. It’s natural setting, peaceful environment, and low traffic conditions make it perfect for canoes and kayaks.
Rent boats and eat at the restaurant during the spring and summer months.
Boat rentals
HOURS
7AM-6 PM
TELEPHONE
435-676-2205
EMAIL
rockypointboatdock@yahoo.com
Rocky Point Boat Dock themed boat rental facility
120 East North Shore RoadBoat rentals
HOURS
7AM-6 PM
TELEPHONE
435-676-2205
EMAIL
rockypointboatdock@yahoo.com
Panguitch, Utah, captures the enduring pioneer spirit of Utah with its welcoming rural charm and strong sense of heritage. Much of the town's main drag sits on the National Register of Historic Places and offers quaint, Western-themed local shopping and dining options. Panguitch is also an important base camp for many of Southern Utah's top natural wonders, including Zion, Bryce Canyon and Capitol Reef national parks.
Cute town going into Bryce National Park. Gas/ food/ shopping/ grocery
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Panguitch
Panguitch, Utah, captures the enduring pioneer spirit of Utah with its welcoming rural charm and strong sense of heritage. Much of the town's main drag sits on the National Register of Historic Places and offers quaint, Western-themed local shopping and dining options. Panguitch is also an important base camp for many of Southern Utah's top natural wonders, including Zion, Bryce Canyon and Capitol Reef national parks.
Cute town going into Bryce National Park. Gas/ food/ shopping/ grocery
the lake is one of Utah’s most popular fishing destinations, and some of the state’s largest trout are pulled right from its waters. Panguitch may be just the place to pull in a trophy trout or two, as fish in the 6- to 8-pound range are not uncommon — with the occasional double-digit ones thrown in for good measure. Not surprisingly, word about the fish-rich waters seems to have spread beyond Utah, too: A 2001 survey showed 68 percent of anglers came from out of state.
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Panguitch Lake
the lake is one of Utah’s most popular fishing destinations, and some of the state’s largest trout are pulled right from its waters. Panguitch may be just the place to pull in a trophy trout or two, as fish in the 6- to 8-pound range are not uncommon — with the occasional double-digit ones thrown in for good measure. Not surprisingly, word about the fish-rich waters seems to have spread beyond Utah, too: A 2001 survey showed 68 percent of anglers came from out of state.
Brian Head Resort is Southern Utah’s premier summer destination. With fun activities for all ages, there is no better family vacation destination. Let our family help yours create memories that will last a lifetime. With our high speed quad chairlift and access to premier terrain, Giant Steps Mountain offers trails for beginner, intermediate and advanced mountain bikers! Whether you’re a hiker, downhill racer, or just in the mood for scenery and trails with spectacular views, Brian Head Resort is the spot for you.
Weekend Fun for the Whole Family!
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Brian Head
Brian Head Resort is Southern Utah’s premier summer destination. With fun activities for all ages, there is no better family vacation destination. Let our family help yours create memories that will last a lifetime. With our high speed quad chairlift and access to premier terrain, Giant Steps Mountain offers trails for beginner, intermediate and advanced mountain bikers! Whether you’re a hiker, downhill racer, or just in the mood for scenery and trails with spectacular views, Brian Head Resort is the spot for you.
Weekend Fun for the Whole Family!
Food scene
“Wanderlust Cowgirl Coffee Don’t Miss Out!”
Each morning we looked foreword to our Hot Latte (pumpkin of course in October)& a berry blast smoothie. The Kolaches were fresh and VERY tasty. The smiling helpful faces.
This place was a great find on our drive out of Bryce.
The menu has so many options beyond just coffee, as well as plenty of dairy alternative options.
Wanderlust Cowgirl Coffee
Lot, 575 Center Street“Wanderlust Cowgirl Coffee Don’t Miss Out!”
Each morning we looked foreword to our Hot Latte (pumpkin of course in October)& a berry blast smoothie. The Kolaches were fresh and VERY tasty. The smiling helpful faces.
This place was a great find on our drive out of Bryce.
The menu has so many options beyond just coffee, as well as plenty of dairy alternative options.
Cowboy's Smokehouse Cafe
80 N Main StAmazing ribs and very friendly staff. Affordable, easy.
Panguitch Lake General Store
53 UT-143The Burger Barn Panguitch Lake, Utah
100% recommend
Only open in summer
While Big Fish Family Restaurant takes its name from the English translation of the name Panguitch, the menu offers classic American sandwiches and salads, and even fish & chips and fish tacos. It’s known for its specialty burgers, including favorites such as the Jalapeno, BBQ Bacon and Hawaiin. You can also swap the beef for grilled or fried chicken, or a veggie patty. Other popular items are the wings, with a variety of sauce options. This spot’s casual environment makes it a comfortable road-trip stop.
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Big Fish Family Restaurant
608 S Main StWhile Big Fish Family Restaurant takes its name from the English translation of the name Panguitch, the menu offers classic American sandwiches and salads, and even fish & chips and fish tacos. It’s known for its specialty burgers, including favorites such as the Jalapeno, BBQ Bacon and Hawaiin. You can also swap the beef for grilled or fried chicken, or a veggie patty. Other popular items are the wings, with a variety of sauce options. This spot’s casual environment makes it a comfortable road-trip stop.
Fast food on a Utah road trip doesn’t mean that you need to eat the same places you find all over the country. Henrie’s Drive-In is an old-fashioned, burger, fries and shakes spot that delivers the goods. The restaurant is known for its chubby cheeseburgers, and they don’t disappoint. In addition to the burgers and fries, you’ll find some other welcome menu options, including a smothered pork burrito, enchiladas and a taco salad. Save room for the tasty shakes, an ice cream cone or a frozen root beer. There’s a small amount of seating inside or take advantage of the picnic tables outside under the shady trees.
Henrie's Drive In
166 N Main StFast food on a Utah road trip doesn’t mean that you need to eat the same places you find all over the country. Henrie’s Drive-In is an old-fashioned, burger, fries and shakes spot that delivers the goods. The restaurant is known for its chubby cheeseburgers, and they don’t disappoint. In addition to the burgers and fries, you’ll find some other welcome menu options, including a smothered pork burrito, enchiladas and a taco salad. Save room for the tasty shakes, an ice cream cone or a frozen root beer. There’s a small amount of seating inside or take advantage of the picnic tables outside under the shady trees.
Kenny Rays, which serves fare ranging from scrumptious steaks to road-trip-worthy sammies to, okay, yes, Utah trout (and it’s delicious). The small town diner also dishes up hefty breakfast portions on the cheap. But whatever meal you decide to partake in at Kenny Rays, save room for dessert … and by dessert, we mean pie!
The homemade pie at Kenny Rays is the stuff of legends, especially for those travelers who have been hiking, driving, and baking in the sun all day. With its flakey crust, the cool raspberry banana cream pie is a no-brainer. But, honestly, why just have one? Order a round — pie selection varies each day — and try them all. You won’t be disappointed.
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Kenny Rays
80 N Main StKenny Rays, which serves fare ranging from scrumptious steaks to road-trip-worthy sammies to, okay, yes, Utah trout (and it’s delicious). The small town diner also dishes up hefty breakfast portions on the cheap. But whatever meal you decide to partake in at Kenny Rays, save room for dessert … and by dessert, we mean pie!
The homemade pie at Kenny Rays is the stuff of legends, especially for those travelers who have been hiking, driving, and baking in the sun all day. With its flakey crust, the cool raspberry banana cream pie is a no-brainer. But, honestly, why just have one? Order a round — pie selection varies each day — and try them all. You won’t be disappointed.
Let’s start with dinner. The Stone Hearth Grille is one of the latest and most welcomed additions to the Stone Canyon Inn. Bordering Bryce Canyon to the east, in the beautiful town of Tropic, the bed and breakfast/restaurant has a delicious traditional dinner menu each night during the spring, summer, and fall months. The friendly and accommodating atmosphere found at the Grille is a welcome addition: feel free to ask your servers local tips for your next adventure.
The inviting dining room has many big windows, so you are likely to have a great view no matter where you sit. When weather permits, you can eat out on the patio adjacent to the main dining room. Positioned above a koi pond, your meal will be accompanied by the soothing sound of water and enhanced by dramatic views. Time your visit just right and you’ll be there for sunset as you share a meal with friends or family. Witnessing the sky and surrounding red rocks ignite at the end of a beautiful day in Bryce Canyon country is not to be missed.
Stone Hearth Grille serves a variety of cuisines that will suit any visitor. Begin with any of their scrumptious starters and follow it up by a freshly prepared salad or serving of French onion soup. Entrees range from grass-fed beef to pork cutlets and seafood to vegetarian options. Pair your meal with a glass of wine, and be sure to leave room for dessert. All meals are made from scratch with all-natural ingredients.
Stone Hearth Grille
1380 West Stone Canyon LaneLet’s start with dinner. The Stone Hearth Grille is one of the latest and most welcomed additions to the Stone Canyon Inn. Bordering Bryce Canyon to the east, in the beautiful town of Tropic, the bed and breakfast/restaurant has a delicious traditional dinner menu each night during the spring, summer, and fall months. The friendly and accommodating atmosphere found at the Grille is a welcome addition: feel free to ask your servers local tips for your next adventure.
The inviting dining room has many big windows, so you are likely to have a great view no matter where you sit. When weather permits, you can eat out on the patio adjacent to the main dining room. Positioned above a koi pond, your meal will be accompanied by the soothing sound of water and enhanced by dramatic views. Time your visit just right and you’ll be there for sunset as you share a meal with friends or family. Witnessing the sky and surrounding red rocks ignite at the end of a beautiful day in Bryce Canyon country is not to be missed.
Stone Hearth Grille serves a variety of cuisines that will suit any visitor. Begin with any of their scrumptious starters and follow it up by a freshly prepared salad or serving of French onion soup. Entrees range from grass-fed beef to pork cutlets and seafood to vegetarian options. Pair your meal with a glass of wine, and be sure to leave room for dessert. All meals are made from scratch with all-natural ingredients.
The menu at the Bryce Canyon Coffee Co. includes an entire line of beverages from the espresso bar plus fresh ground coffees, teas, smoothies, and frappes. In addition to beverages the shop offers a daily assortment of freshly baked goods and a shared continental breakfast with the motel, so diners of all ages will find a dish they like at a reasonable cost. Wi-Fi is available in this cozy coffeehouse, and they even have a flat screen TV. If coffee in the evening isn’t your thing, Bryce Canyon Coffee Co. is a great place to start your day before heading out to the park.
seasonal business, typically open April through October.
Bryce Canyon Inn & Pizza Place
21 N Main StThe menu at the Bryce Canyon Coffee Co. includes an entire line of beverages from the espresso bar plus fresh ground coffees, teas, smoothies, and frappes. In addition to beverages the shop offers a daily assortment of freshly baked goods and a shared continental breakfast with the motel, so diners of all ages will find a dish they like at a reasonable cost. Wi-Fi is available in this cozy coffeehouse, and they even have a flat screen TV. If coffee in the evening isn’t your thing, Bryce Canyon Coffee Co. is a great place to start your day before heading out to the park.
seasonal business, typically open April through October.