Went on a Tuesday morning around 7am-8am in June and my wife and I had the waterfall all to ourselves. There was plenty of water and it was a really beautiful area both at the top in the pools and the bottom with all the surrounding foliage. Finding it wasn't too difficult but the trail on the way down can be a bit slick with the sand on the rocks then pretty steep and strenuous on the way up. Well worth it though!

We visited this beautiful location during our trip to Escalante Petrified Forest State Park, and it was awesome! It's a long drive over a washboard road to get here, but worth it. One thing I'll say is bring water and be prepared to walk around and enjoy this spot. We witnessed several cars of people simply walk around the formations nearest the parking lot. If you just walk the trails out a little farther, there are some really beautiful rocks. There are a couple of nice spots to enjoy a sack lunch, too. Remember to pack out anything you pack in, though!

Hidden gem. Beautiful campground. Recently expanded and all new sites have been upgraded to fit large trailers, full hook ups, cement pads, fire pits, covered picnic tables. The bathrooms and showers had tile so beautiful. It was nicer than my house. And the view of the reservoir and the red rock behind is so beautiful. A short drive to town. The staff working at the park entrance are very friendly.

A great place to be. We spontaneously stopped by on our way to the Hole in the Rock Road and visited the outside area of the museum which was closed. Very interesting information stands and pictures. Certainly worth a visit.

Amazing slot canyon. Very beautiful. It is a very exposed hike before getting to the canyon, and is pretty difficult to navigate without GPS. You have to pay close attention to the cairns. If you follow the creek bed and study the trail before going, you should be fine. Harsh sun in August. We came in late August 2024 and the canyon was full of water. I waded in the water about 20 feet into the canyon until I could no longer touch the bottom and I had to swim. I’m 5’6”. The canyon gets very narrow and it is hard to swim through because there’s not a lot of room to paddle and there’s no where to grab on, the canyon walls are so smooth. I had to turn back. My husband continued on and he could touch most of the way, he’s 6’3”. He says there were some places even he couldn’t touch though. Once he got to the “zebra” part he had to climb up the walls out of the water. He loved it though, he had a lot of fun. The water is very cold as well, but it was kinda nice to cool off since it was so hot outside. I wouldn’t recommend this hike for dogs. Fairly easy hike on flat ground, not a lot of incline, it’s just the heat that gets you. We did not do Tunnel because we figured it would be full of water as well.

Always a treasure to stop by this Visitor Center. The rangers are knowledgeable and patient. That guy who works for the Glen Canyon Conservancy knows a lot. Great movie and museum.

This trip was on my 80 year old mother's bucket list. We drove UTV's there and had a great time. I would recommend a high clearance vehicle or some mad driving skills if in a car. The hike took us about 1.5 hours.

Really cool restored show house. You should ask to see the historic jail house while visiting.

Harriet is so sweet and nice! I absolutely loved talking with her about her gorgeous water color paintings and seeing all the cool things in the store. She gave me some jam on my way out and a big hug ♥️