워싱턴 카운티 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

The mountain gets its color from Navajo Sandstone, which is the same type of rock found in nearby Zion National Park. Over time, wind and water have shaped this sandstone into beautiful cliffs, canyons, and unique rock formations.

Kolob Terrace Road leads to the upper section of Zion National Park, offering stunning scenic views along the ride. The road has a steady incline and transitions to gravel, so be ready for a challenging climb.

The Virgin River Canyon Recreation Area is set between the Paiute Wilderness and Beaver Dam Wilderness. A day-use fee of $2 is required, or you can stay at one of the campsites for an overnight fee of $8. There are a number of trails starting directly from the parking/camping areas, as well as many more along Cedar Pocket Road that heads north out of the Recreation Area.

This section of the Virgin River flows through a gorge and has a very seasonal flow. During the spring runoff season, or after a summer monsoon, the river may be impassable, while at the end of Summer into Autumn the water level will be much lower.

Cedar Pocket Sinkhole (aka Beaver Dam Sinkhole) was created when underground water eroded the soft gypsum away which lead to the mine collapsing. The way down is quite steep and the footing is loose so be cautious if you decide to walk down for a closer look.

Bloomington Park, along the Virgin River Trail South, has sports fields and a playground for kids. The park has views of the Virgin River and public restrooms.

The beautiful sunsets and mountains are here every day for you to enjoy. However, if you find yourself in the area when the water is high you must check out the waterfalls just down the road.

Rest area with access to the river.