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The Under The Rim heritage area is named for its location beneath the redrock rims of the
Duck Creek Glendale Alton Orderville
The town was settled by Dr. Priddy Meeks in 1864 and called Winsor. As with many early
The Old Rock Church Art Gallery
435-648-2174
artutah@color-country.net
Located in historic "Mormon United Order" country, this historic rock church displays local art that will help you catch some of the splendor and color of the land and her unique and peculiar people. For a taste of our local art, visit our "Art Utah-Art That Lifts Web Site" www.artutah.com"
Thunderbird Resort
435-648-2203
gotta@visitzionpark.com
www.zionnational-park.com/bw.htm
This is a great little resort with food, lodging and a fun little golf course. From a heritage perspective, it's their gift shop that makes this a "must" on your heritage trip. They carry hand loomed Navajo rugs by local artisan Dorothy Nez, pit fired pottery by Judy and Woody Allison, limited edition sculptures, dream catchers, mandelas, fine Indian jewelry and much, much more.
Golden Hills Restaurant
1-800-648-2268
We were asked by local heritage businesses to include this restaurant in our directory. The rugged beauty of this section of the Headwaters heritage area offers breathtaking heritage experiences, but not many places to dine, especially at night. According to many locals, Golden Hills Restaurant offers top-notch food in a friendly environment. After dinner, we invite you to stay at one of the bed and breakfast inns in the area.
Arrowhead Bed and Breakfast
1-888-821-1670
2 miles north of Mt. Carmel Junction
duelj1@color-country.net
We'll let Gene and Jane's advertisement about one of their four rooms speak for itself. "Awaken to sunlight, soft yellow roses, fresh coffee and the smell of baking breads in your king size bed, with its fluffy homemade comforter and soft feather pillows. This room features a private pool entrance and a private bath with an extra large shower and a Jacuzzi tub for two." Horse rides are also available.
Maynard Dixon Home and Studio
Highway 89 Mile Marker 84 Mt.
(435) 648-2653
pbingham@maynarddixon.com
www.maynarddixon.com
For over fifty years, Maynard Dixon painted the life and landscape of the American west. In paintings and murals, drawings and illustrations, he epitomized the beauty and grandeur of its deserts, mountains, canyons and valleys and record the life of its settlers and the ancient ways of its native Indians.
Kanab 84741
The name "Kanab" is derived from an Indian word for a basket carried on a mother's back for transporting her baby. The town was first settled in 1858, but was resettled several times due to Indian troubles. Beginning with Tom Mix's western "Deadwood Coach" near Kanab in 1922, the area in and around Kanab became a favorite site for the movie industry. Visit their Web site by clicking here.
Sleep in an authentic Tipi, enjoy cook-outs and campfire programs. Learn new skills, archery, tomahawk & spear throwing, sling shots, horseshoes, crafts, games and dress up.
Angel Canyon
6 miles north of Kanab
Chuckwagon Cookouts, LLC.
chuckwagon@xpresssweb.com
Located behind Denny's Wigwam
Chuckwagon Cookouts, LLC offers much more than simply the best Cowboy Grub in
Heritage House
This Victorian house is the former home of two early pioneers in Kanab. Built in 1894, the Heritage House is on the National Register and has been fully restored. Within its walls is a collection of relics and souvenirs, not only of the people who lived there but also of their friends and neighbors. One-hour tours from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. during summer months. While you are there, pick up a copy of the 55 minute Heritage House Walking Tour of five historic homes, a turn-of-the-century hotel and an old general store.
Rocking V. Café
435-644-8001
rockingv@kanab.net
www.rockingvcafe.com
The Rocking V Café, serves fine southwestern fare. Our pastries are crafted from scratch on site. Our site was opened a century ago as a general store and later became a bank. The old, room-size safe still works. The Rafters Gallery Upstairs at The Rocking V Cafe on the second floor, features the work of local artisans.
Parry Lodge
1-800-748-4104
This picturesque, white lodge in the middle of the rugged Colorado Plateau has been an oasis for stars such as John Wayne, Glen Ford, Charlton Heston, Barbara Stanwyck, Ava Gardner since 1929. Our restaurant is renowned for its home cooked quality and our gift shop carries authentic Indian jewelry, hand made items, original drawings and paintings.
Denny's Wigwam
1-435-644-2452)
wigwam@xpressweb.com
Denny's Wigwam is one of the Southwest's most unique gift shops and western wear stores. It offers the largest collection of Indian jewelry in the Southwest along with Navajo rugs, Kachina dolls and handmade Indian pottery. Don't miss our western town complete with a blacksmith shop, old wagons, guns and all kinds of western stuff.
Moqui Cave
5 and 1/2 miles north of Kanab
435-644-8525)
sevencs@kanab.net
www.moquicave.com
These dwellings are replicas of cliff dwellings inhabited in
The Old Barn Playhouse
1-800-748-4104
The Old Barn Playhouse is the place to go in Kanab for fun entertainment. Located on the properties of Parry Lodge, this unique theater features live western melodrama. Cheer the hero, sigh for the heroin, and boo the villain at the show. Built at the turn of the century, for years the barn houses the horses of movie stars in town to film a Western.
Willow Creek
263 S. 100 East
435-644-8884
oasis@xpressweb.com
Your heritage experience along the
Norma's Country Gifts
310 S. 100 East
435-644-2700
This little gift shop has all kinds of collectibles and features limited edition Beth Cooper dolls. They also sell "Our Name Is Mud" cocoa, brownie and muffin mixes as well as marvelous locally crafted soaps and bath products.
Nature's Showcase
288 W. Center
435-644-2396
We are the home of "nature's most beautiful paintings". Millions of years in the making, Mother Nature brings you Kanab Wonderstone. Beautiful gifts from Mother Nature!
Kanab Gazebo
1-800-733-5263
Performances by local artists every Wednesday night can be enjoyed at 7:00 at the Gazebo in the center of town. Singers, cloggers, bands, even the Symphony of the Canyons can be heard at the Wednesday Night at the Gazebo performances.
Frontier Movie Town
297 West Center
435-644-5337
Step back in time as you enjoy our Dutch oven dinners, hole-in-the-wall saloon, frontier photography, gift shop, Western museum, movie sets and "dress to kill" costume rental. Call for dinner reservations.
Johnson Canyon
Highway 89 east from Kanab to well marked, paved road to the left just short of where the Grand Staircase -Escalante Monument begins: 1-800-733-5263
This is a lovely canyon, but it's fame lies in having been the set for Gunsmoke. Though located on private property, you can see the set including Miss Kitty's Longbranch Saloon, Doc's office and the rest from the road.
Cedar Post Trading Company
91 W. Center: 435-644-5239
Come in and see our fine selection of Old Pawn Indian Jewelry. We also have antiques, guns, gold jewelry and many unusual and one of a kind items. Our building is one of the oldest buildings in Kanab. It was built in 1892, by H.E. Bowman & Co and originally housed a general store.
Grand Canyon Expeditions
1-800-544-2691
Heritage expeditions! Learn of the challenges that Major Powell, George Flavell, Julius Stone, and the Kolb brothers encountered on their expeditions. Enjoy the mystery of the Honeymoon couple, Glen and Bessie Hyde. Wonder about the early people who left behind split-twig figurines that radiocarbon date 3,000 to 4,500 years ago.
Jacob's Outpost
40 E. Center
435-644-5859
Jacob Hamblin probably did more for peacefully bring together the Western and Native American cultures than any man. Like Jacob, we bring together the best of these cultures so you can take home something special. Unique western foods, desert picture rocks, handmade Indian jewelry, country handicrafts, Native American Pottery, felt and straw hats, southwest Tapes and CDs.
Trail West Gifts
157 W. Center
435-644-2420
Stop in and see our large selection of Navajo, Hope and Zuni jewelry, pottery, sandstone and kachinas in addition to a wide variety of souvenirs.
Deer Springs Ranch
30 E. Center
435-644-2444
Our old Pioneer Homestead is a working Ranch and offers you a cowboys experience as you stay in a modern cabin and rest each night in the cool plateau breezes and fall asleep to the sound of the coyote's song in the distance.
Center Street Gallery & Music
10 E. Center
435-644-5230
Featuring the incredible canyon photography of master photographer Terry Alderman, our gallery also shows the work of many other area artists. We carry harps and folk instruments and a unique variety of other gift items. We are also a full service matte and frame shop.
Red Rock Ride
435-679-8665
We know there is a little bit of cowboy in all of us. So saddle up with the rest of us for an unforgettable seven-day horse ride vacation through some of the most beautiful and breathtaking landmarks in the world including three national parks. Our cowboys have been guiding riders for years and will lead you through the old trails used by cattle rustlers, Butch Cassidy, The Sundance Kid, and Texas Ranger Elijah Moore.
Houston
32 E. Center
435-644-8840
In every heritage area along the
Gifts of the West
24 E. Center
435-644-8840
bkc@xpressweb.com
Gifts of the West is another of the fine gift shops along Kanab's Center Street featuring gifts which reflect southern Utah's western heritage. Don't miss their top notch selection of gifts hand crafted by Native American artisans including Navajo fetishes, rings, bracelets, belt buckles, liquid silver necklaces, bolos, pottery, kachinas, and dreamcatchers,
Viola's Garden Bed and Breakfast
250 N. 100 West
644-5949
This delightful B&B was originally a bought through Sears Catalog in 1912, shipped from
Nine Gables Inn
106 W. 100 North
435-644-5079
Terry's Camera Trading Company
435-644-5981
Master photographer Terry G. Alderman offers 1-day photo workshops that take photographers to the lesser-known, lesser photographed backcountry of N. Arizona and
The Wood Shop
435-644-5228
Antique Wood Swings - Gliders
Authentic Restorations
Pipe Springs
Visit their Web site by clicking here.
Pipe Springs National Monument
520-643-7105
From Kanab follow 89A to Fredonia. Turn left onto AZ 389, drive 15 miles west. American Indians first farmed and hunted near the springs. By the early 1870's the Mormon Church had built a fort at the site and established a large cattle ranching operation. Today a visitor center, guided tours of the fort, "living history" demonstrations, an orchard, garden, and half-mile loop trail offer a glimpse of American Indian and pioneer life in the Old West.
Big Water 84741
Visit their Web site by clicking here.
Paria Outpost and Outfitters
520-691-1047
Paria Outpost and Outfitters along with Paria Canyon Guest Ranch welcome you to a rustic western destination within the newest National Monument. "Gateway to the
Old Paria Ghost Town
East from Kanab on highway 89 for about 45 miles and turn left on the well marked dirt road
1-800-733-5263
This is western movie country and the industry's footprint has clearly been left behind. Visit the site where Clint Eastwood's "The Outlaw Josie Wales" and other westerns were filmed. Flash floods drove the settlers away years ago, but stop by the ghost town and cemetery.
Duck Creek
Visit their Web site by clicking here.
Duck Creek
435-682-2030
The setting for Western movies and series such as "Buffalo Bill" and "My Friend Flicka". Today Duck Creek hosts several wonderful lodges and the famous "Duck Creek Chili Cookoff".
Glendale
Settled in 1862, the town was originally called Berryville after the leaders of the group of settlers who established the community. Abandoned after a settler and his wife were murdered by Indians, the town was resettled in 1871 and renamed
Smith Hotel Bed and Breakfast, LLC
smith_hotel@email.com
The historic Smith Hotel Bed and Breakfast is located in the heart of
Eagle's Nest Bed and Breakfast
500 West
1-800-293-NEST
This top quality inn features four unique guest rooms filled with artifacts and antiques from several cultures including the heritage-rich Anasazi Suite overlooking the canyon where ancient Indians once hunted, gathered food and sang their songs. The dining room offers even more antiques as well as freshly baked bread and gourmet coffee. Breakfast is a culinary surprise that provides a great start to your next heritage adventure.
Glendale Driving Tour
295 North Main Street
800-528-3558
Stop by the Smith Hotel for a copy of the Glendale Driving Tour. Learn about the Berry brothers and how they settled "Berryville Camp", visit the town cemetery where the early settlers seem to speak from their graves, visit the site of the old "United Order" Mill, see Asmas Jorgensen's carved lions...and more.
Julie and Matt Rogers
1600 Hidden Lake
435-648-2607
Don't miss this jewel of a family studio! Julie is a marvelous water colorist specializing in children and children with animals. Her son Matt has won national awards for his hand carved wooden cowboy caricatures. Your visit is welcome any time, but a call ahead would be appreciated.
Dream Catcher Cabin and Breakfast
2 miles north of downtown Glendale
800-654-3003
Whether you are looking for a peaceful night's sleep or a base camp for horse trips and hiking adventures, our two modern cabins beside a mountain stream are perfect for your needs. Breakfast includes jams and jellies straight from Audrey's garden and Candy brings us fresh eggs every day.
Stitch Thru Time
P.O. Box 219
435-648-2141
contact@stitchthrutime.com
www.stitchthrutime.com
Stitch Thru Time manufactures and sells old-fashioned aprons. They are replicas of vintage aprons like your grandmother used to wear, made to hand down from generation to generation. Microwave neck and body heating pads that can also be used as an ice pack. These heating pads are for "The person who was everything including achy bones", great for you or as a gift. Aromatic heating pads, Americana and designer pillows. Handcrafted lavender sachets to quilt tablecloths. Check out our web site.
Apple Hollow Artist Co-op
75 N. Main
435-648-3048
www.eastzion.com/apples.htm
applehollowartistcoop@yahoo.com
Apple Hollow, an Artists haven has charm and gifts of high quality and appeal. Often there are artists, like the "Stone Man," out in front of the shop creating their craft. Painters, jewelry crafter's, pottery makers and handicraft artist and more all contribute their talents to this unique shop.
Web Site: Apple Hollow
Location: Glendale, Utah
Alton was originally known as Roundys Station for the settler who built two log cabins at the town site. Later named Graham for a pioneer who was a bookkeeper for a local sawmill, the town earned its current name when a two-year-old child drew the name from a hat in 1912. The Alton Fjord in Norway inspires the name.Visit their Web site by clicking here.
Jonathan Heaton Host Home
91 S. Main Street
1-888-741-7099
sylyoung@color-country.net
Our charming, gray and white gingerbread Victorian home is located in a tiny village nestled in a beautiful valley among the rolling hills at the bottom of Bryce Canyon's coral cliffs. Enjoy country living as you wander among our fruit trees and visit our horse and chickens.
Orderville 84758
Settled in 1875 by Mormon settlers from Glendale, the town was named after the United Order, a strict form of cooperative living encouraged by the Mormon Church and practiced locally for many years. Visit their Web site by clicking here.
Fisher Rock and Jewelry Shop
South End of Town
435-648-2255
In addition to a first class rock garden, we offer unique rock carvings from Utah stone such as Picasso and Zebra marble and our local Septarian. Among many designs are our own bison and a Zuni bear designed by a wonderful Indian woman. We also carry a selection of Indian crafts and jewelry including our own wire wrap jewelry. Don't miss our fossils and fossil and mineral kits.
Orderville Mine Rock Shop
South End of Town
This shop has one of the truly great rock gardens we have seen. Just walking along the paths from one pile rocks to another pile of a different type is an experience. Rock hounding has been part of Utah's heritage for longer than anyone can remember and this shop is a tribute to the hobby. Inside rocks and minerals from Utah and around the world are polished and displayed. There are also wonderful gift items.
Rustic Mountain Furniture
435-648-2665
E-mail: rusticmtn@ordervill.net; www.rusticmtn.com
Stop by Clayton Cox's woodshop and see his custom, hand crafted log furniture. His designs are truly unique as is his use of techniques such as skip planning and rawhide lashing. Clayton also incorporates naturally weathered branches, blue stain timber, elk antlers and bug damaged wood into many of his creations.