Jenny's Canyon Snow Canyon State Park, Utah

Jenny’s Canyon – Snow Canyon State Park, Utah



The Trek Details

The Trek in a snapshot

Location: Snow Canyon State Park, near St. George, Utah
Managing Agency: Utah State Parks
Pets: Allowed in park, but not on this trail
Fees: Yes. There are entrance fees
Restrooms: None
Camping: Not allowed on this trail
Trail Condition: Easy dirt and sand mixed trail. You will gain a little elevation to the canyon. This hiked can be very crowded
Distance: 0.4 mile roundtrip
Time Required: 1/2 hour or more
Sights: Jenny's Canyon
Best Season: All
Water Info: Bring a bottle of water
Parking Elevation: 3215 ft
Summit Elevation: 3322 ft
Elevation Difference: 107 ft
Trek Planner Maps

Trail Map

GPS Coordinates

Trailhead: 37.18823, -113.64436
Jenny’s Canyon: 37.18863, -113.64161
Overlook:37.18822, -113.64179

Experience. Discover. Explore.

The Trail

Follow along on our adventure then go out on your own!

Be a responsible explorer





This is a quick fun adventure that takes you to a small slot canyon!  You can’t see the slot canyon entrance from the road since the slot canyon is hidden behind a rock wall.  This would be a great adventure for children since it’s short and they would love the tall sandstone walls and narrow canyon!

The trail is easy to see and follow and you will hike about 0.20 mile to Jenny’s Canyon.  You will cross over a small dry wash and then hike up a little ways until you see the canyon on your left.  The canyon goes back a couple hundred feet and ends.  It’s crazy how the temperature changes from hot to cool in a matter of seconds!  This is a neat place to explore and you can even get a nice view of Snow Canyon from the Overlook.





There are lots of fun shaped rocks to climb on!





The overlook just takes you to a point next to the canyon entrance where you can see the Sand Dunes and also some of the desert landscapes!

Looking back towards the parking area from the Overlook
Looking at Jenny’s Canyon from Overlook



Personal Thoughts

Personal Thoughts

This is the first hike that you come to if you are entering the state park from the southern entrance. If this is your first visit to the park, I would suggest doing this first to get a feel for what this amazing park is like!

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