Snow Canyon State Park

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Contrary to its name, winter visitors will rarely find any "white stuff" at this 7,400-acre desert park. Named after Lorenzo and Erastus Snow, early Utah leaders, Snow Canyon offers 16 miles of hiking trails, technical rock climbing, horseback riding, year-round camping, nature studies, wildlife viewing, and photographic opportunities galore. All of this is set against a stunning backdrop of towering sandstone cliffs in red and white, and peaks and valleys of jumbled black lava rock interspersed with serpentine sandy washes.

Park Hours:
Year-Round - 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Holiday Closures: None

Day Visits:
$5 per vehicle (up to 8 people)
$75 Annual Passes are available at the park

Overnight Camping:
Main Campground: $16 (no hookups) or $20 (water and electric hookups)

Group Day Use:
Galoot Group Area: $75 flat rate (25 min - 50 max - limited parking)

Group Overnight Camping:
Cottontail Group Campground: $3 per person + refundable cleaning deposit at park (25 people min - 32 max - 6 vehicles max)
Quail Group Campground: $3 per person + refundable cleaning deposit at park (25 people min - 50 max - 20 vehicles max)

Directions:
From I-15 Northbound: Take exit 6 (Bluff Street). Head north on Bluff Street to the intersection with Snow Canyon Parkway. Take a left onto Snow Canyon Parkway and proceed approximately 3.5 miles and take a right onto Snow Canyon Drive. Follow this road to the south entrance of the park.

From I-15 Southbound: Take exit 10 (Washington). Turn right off the ramp and take an immediate left at the light. Follow this road for approximately 5 miles to the intersection with Bluff Street/ SR-18. Proceed through the light and continue on Snow Canyon Parkway for approximately 3.5 miles and take a right onto Snow Canyon Drive. Follow this road to the south entrance of the park.

Park Information

Contact_Us

Snow Canyon State Park
1002 Snow Canyon Drive
Ivins, UT 84738
(435) 628-2255
parkcomment@utah.gov