Discover 3 parks within driving distance of Hatch
"Hatch is a small town along scenic Highway 89, popular with travelers heading to southern Utah’s national and state parks."
Kodachrome Basin State Park is famous for its vibrant rock formations and over 60 towering sedimentary pipes. Visitors enjoy hiking, camping, and exploring the park’s unique geology and tranquil atmosphere.
"Hatch is a scenic town along Highway 89, popular with travelers heading to Bryce Canyon and other regional attractions."
Escalante Petrified Forest State Park features colorful petrified wood, fascinating fossils, and the tranquil Wide Hollow Reservoir. The park is perfect for hiking, boating, and learning about ancient geology.
"Hatch is a small town along Highway 89, serving as a convenient stop for visitors exploring southern Utah’s parks and museums."
Anasazi State Park Museum features a partially reconstructed ancient village, interactive exhibits, and educational programs highlighting the Fremont and Ancestral Puebloan peoples. The museum offers a unique glimpse into prehistoric life in southern Utah.