ATTRACTIONS TO ENJOY

AREA SURROUNDING OUR CABINS

  • Pine Shadows Cabins Office
  • View of Gorilla Rock north-west of Cabins
  • View of Thousand Lake Mountain
  • View of Gorilla Rock ridge north of Cabins
  • Rock formation south of Cabins
  • View of Gorilla Rock ridge
  • View of Thousand Lake Mountain
  • View from above Teasdale to the Henry Mountains

Every cabin has a front and back entrance, and a covered porch for viewing the rock formations, the Velvet Ridge, cedars, and pinion pines. The sandstone bluffs and rock formations a short distance to the South are especially enchanting. As the early morning sun changes its position in the sky, one can sit and watch these sandstone mountains turn bright orange, coral, and finally almost a pure white. From the veranda or the cabin windows, guests are likely to see chipmunks frolicking in the trees, rabbits scurrying by and blue jays fluttering in the azure sky.

SCENIC AREAS TO EXPLORE

  • The Castle in Capitol Reef National Park
  • View of Lower Bowns from Boulder Mountain Highway 12
  • Old Barn next to the Gifford House in Capitol Reef National Park
  • Bicknell Bottoms near Bicknell with Thousand Lake Mt. in the background
  • Cathedral Valley in Capitol Reef National Park
  • Hickman Bridge hike in Capitol Reef National Park
  • Fish Lake on the Fish Lake Range
  • A Slot Canyon in Long Canyon near Boulder town
  • Winter view of the Henry Mountains from Highway 12
  • Bentonite clay hills in spring bloom near Caineville

From your stay at Pine Shadows Cabins, it is just a 15-minute drive to Capitol Reef National Park

with its sheer-walled canyons, sandstone domes, and its red rock cliffs.

It is a 10-mile drive to the entrance of Dixie National Forest and the Boulder Mountain Range

with their sparkling mountain lakes, pine and aspen groves.

AREA RESOURCES