Dispersed camping & trip planning
Dixie National Forest
18campsites
Desertterrain
2,674 sq miarea
High desert forest spanning the Markagunt and Paunsaugunt plateaus, with ponderosa pine, aspen, and sagebrush. Known for red-rock canyons, volcanic geology, and access to Bryce Canyon country.
Highlights
- Markagunt PlateauHigh elevation forest with scenic drives and alpine meadows
- Paunsaugunt PlateauHoodoo-studded rim overlooking Bryce Canyon area
- Cedar Breaks National MonumentAmphitheater of red and orange hoodoos at 10,000 ft
- Strawberry PointOverlook with views across the Markagunt escarpment
- Navajo LakeMountain lake in ponderosa forest, fishing and camping
What's out here
- Camping18dispersed & established campsites
- Hiking & trails1,358summits, trailheads, and canyonsincluding Hidden Canyon, Pardner Canyon, Peekaboo Canyon, Mammoth Summit
- Water1,017springs, lakes, and reservoirsincluding CCC Pond, Grassy Flat, Ox Valley Lake, Lower Calf Creek Falls
- Scenic & landmarks268landmarks, cliffs, and cabinsincluding Flanigan Arch, Sam Pollock Arch, Mano Arch
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