CORAL PINK SAND DUNES

Coral Pink Sand Dunes is found eleven miles northwest of Kanab, Utah on Scenic Highway 89 and encompasses 3,730 acres. This Utah state park is open all year and offers a wide expanse of coral-colored sand. At Coral Pink Sand Dunes you can enjoy hiking, taking photographs, riding ATV’s and dune buggies, or just relaxing in the uniquely colored sand.

A favorite getaway location for “the locals”, Coral Pink Sand Dunes is a beautiful settings for photography. Sunrise and sunset changes the sand to a multitude of colors! The dunes sit at approximately 6,000 feet in elevation and are a great habitat for Mule Deer, Jackrabbit, Kit Fox, Coyote and many rodents and reptiles.

The constant erosion of nearby sandstone mountains has created the dunes as wind catches the grains of sand and carries them to the dunes. Off-Road Enthusiasts will enjoy 1,000 acres of off-road recreation area, and hundreds of miles of trails. Check with the ranger station in advance for any notification of regulations or changes in recreation usage.

Thousands of dinosaur tracks have recently been discovered at the Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park.

We do not offer recommendations on any roads or activities. We do recommend that you check road conditions if you choose to set out for any scenic drive or hike by contacting the corresponding visitor center, state tourism office or the BLM. Roads may be slippery when wet, and weather may call for extra water, food, clothing or appropriate camping gear. Do not touch or attempt to feed any wildlife you come across, and ask federal or state officials before removing any fossils or artifacts, because in some areas a hefty fine can be imposed. Please be prepared for any emergency. Many of these areas are quite remote and cell phone service is limited. Have a safe and fun journey!