A Utah State Park of multicolored Entrada sandstone and 67 rare sedimentary “sand pipes” (clastic pipes/spires) named after Kodachrome film by a 1948–49 National Geographic expedition. Day hikes, campgrounds, and stargazing sit south of Cannonville on the Grand Staircase edge—classic red-rock color without the Bryce crowds.
Field facts
| Region | Kane County, UT |
|---|---|
| Coordinates | 37.5006, -112.0006 |
| Access | Paved road south from Cannonville (Scenic Byway 12 corridor), ~9 miles |
| Features | Sand pipes / chimneys, box canyons, campgrounds, dark skies |
| Agency | Utah State Parks |
| Fee | Day-use fee (confirm current rates) |
Nearby locations
Nearby amenities
- Rec areaKodachrome Basin State Park2.2 km away
- TrailheadWillis Creek Trailhead8.7 km away
- RestroomToilet8.8 km away
- Visitor centerCannonville Visitor Center8.8 km away
- TrailheadRound Valley Draw Trailhead10.1 km away
- TrailheadBull Valley Gorge Trailhead10.2 km away
Public recreation data — BLM & Recreation.gov (RIDB). Verify current access, fees, and seasonal closures before traveling.
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