Snow Canyon State Park

The region of Utah is filled with beautiful cliffs and majestic views. Whether you want to come to explore with your favorite dog or spend the day with yourself at Snow Canyon State Park, this region will provide you with everything you are looking for. Snow Canyon State Park covers 7,400 acres, and it is a part of the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve. 

Regardless of what you and your pup are after, this park will provide you with exactly what you need. Most visitors claim that this park is perfectly situated with endless amounts of recreational amenities. When you come to this park, you will be able to take part in many different activities. 

The Snow Canyon State Park supports nature studies, wildlife watching, camping, photography, hiking, camping, biking, ranger talks, junior ranger programs, as well as many other activities. You will find many tracks for hiking, a paved walking/biking trail, and many miles of trail for those interested in the equestrian sport. 

When you come to the Snow Canyon State Park with your dog, they must follow the rules and regulations of the park authorities. Dogs have to remain on-leash and close to their owners during their time at this park, and all pups must first be licensed, tagged, and vaccinated before they enter the Snow Canyon State Park. Dogs in heat and younger pups under four months old should not come to this park, and dogs cannot enter the lake or be on the beach. 

Humans must clean up after their dog when they are visiting the Snow Canyon State Park, and dogs are expected to be well-mannered before they come to this area as this park does not tolerate any aggressive behavior. Snow Canyon State Park is an adventurous place to come to with your family, your friends, and your favorite pup. Come on down and give it a shot today.