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Spring Creek Canyon 2AII, Kanarraville, Utah

Writer: Adam Haydock
Adam Haydock
May 3
1 min read

Updated: Aug 28

Spring Creek Canyon in Kanarraville, Utah is a beautiful non-technical canyon known for its cold spring-fed water, lush vegetation, and impressive slot canyon narrows. The canyon is accessible with a day-use permit from the town of Kanarraville and is a fantastic option for those seeking a scenic canyon hike near Zion National Park.

The canyon features numerous small waterfalls, cold swimming sections, and tight narrows that make it a memorable experience in any season. The cold water and shaded narrows provide welcome relief in summer months. A highly recommended canyon for anyone exploring the Zion region — accessible, beautiful, and memorable.

 
 
 

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