
There is a lot more to Duck Creek Village than just a place to stay between Zion and Bryce.
Sitting at approximately 8,400 feet on Utah's Markagunt Plateau, Duck Creek is surrounded by mountains, forests, lakes, streams, caves, overlooks and hundreds of miles of trails. Depending on the season, you can spend the day hiking, fishing, boating, riding an ATV or UTV, exploring caves, watching wildlife, snowmobiling, sledding and snow tubing, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing—or simply taking a drive to see some incredible scenery.
And that's just what's on the mountain.
Duck Creek Village also makes a great home base for exploring Southern Utah. Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Cedar Breaks National Monument and numerous other destinations are within easy day-trip distance.
We created this guide to help answer the questions visitors ask us every day:
Where should we go? What should we see? Can I get there in my car? Is it open in winter? Where can we fish? Where can the kids go sledding or snow tubing? Which trails are worth visiting? Is there anything we should know before we go?
As locals, we want to give you more than a list of attractions.
Throughout this guide you'll find information about things to do, places to see, seasonal access, road and trail conditions, safety considerations, parking, recreation opportunities and some of the local knowledge that can make exploring the Duck Creek area a whole lot easier.
We'll also tell you when something isn't a good idea and point you toward a better option when we can.
Whether you're visiting for a weekend or spending an entire season on the mountain, use this guide to find something new to explore.
Select one of the activities or destinations below to learn more about what to see, what to do, how to get there and what you should know before you go.
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