Bird's eye view from the "Triangle"

View from front porch.
This is the spectacular view from the front porch of the Ranch House.
The canyon shadows and colors change dramatically
at different times of the day, especially during sunrise and sunset.

At the base of the large cliff shown above.
You can hike to the base of this cliff from the Ranch House in about 20-30 minutes. (An intermediate level hike.)

Twin Hollow
An easy 10-minute hike from the ranch house.

Fall Canyon.
The horses grazing in the field give you an idea of the scale of this beautiful box canyon.
Fall Canyon is only a 20-30 minute walk or a short ride from the Ranch House

The Thistle field.

Cattle grazing in main field in front of house.

The "Narrows"
Parunuweap Canyon (Parunuweap is a Native American word for "Canyon of Rushing Waters") is the main canyon of the Ranch. It extends from the Ranch, through Wilderness Study Area, to Zion National Park. The East Fork of the Virgin River flowes through this canyon. You can hike all the way down through the canyon, and down the water fall into Zion, or hike back up to the Ranch, exploring many side canyons and even Native American ruins as you go. This is an all-day, or even two-day hike. This advanced level hike is one of the more popular hikes in the western United States.

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