The Unique Town In Utah That's Anything But Ordinary

This little gem is situated right in the middle of some of Utah's most scenic country. It's surrounded by several state and national parks. And of course, there's plenty to see and do right inside Kanab.

The Visitor Center has information on local and nearby attractions. It's located at 745 US-89.

This is the Rider-Pugh house, built in 1892.

This is the Squaw Trail, a three-mile long hike that takes you right to the top of the bluff on the north end of town. Survey the area from 80 stories up!

Many old Westerns were filmed here, as well as tons of more modern movies.

The museum includes a movie set that you can tour, a museum, trading post and chuckwagon dinner. 297 W Center Street, Kanab.

If you don't dare drive this, go with some binoculars and watch from a safe distance below while someone else does it!

Levi Stewart was one of the founding members of the town, and the first Mormon bishop there. He was integral in forging and maintaining a relationship with local native people, and for developing the new town.

The petroglyphs here are believed to be dated between 1100 and 1200 AD.

This kitchy, tourist attraction is well worth the $5. You'll find local rocks and minerals and plenty of history and native items. 4518 N. Highway 89, Kanab.

It's just one of several Native American ruins in the area.

These dunes are as many as 15,000 years old, and they shift as much as 50 feet every year. The sand is a gorgeous red color. You'll have fun just hiking around, or riding ATVs here.

This incredible sanctuary provides a home to around 1,600 homeless animals. In addition to dogs and cats, you'll also find horses, rabbits, birds, pigs and just about any kind of animal you can imagine. Adopt an animal, spend some time volunteering, or just visit to say hello. You can even stay overnight here! Check out the Best Friends website for more information.