Before publication, each review goes through an automated tracking system, which collects information for each of the following criteria: who, what, how, and when. You can only submit a review or rating of an experience to Viator if you were the person who made the booking through Viator. I apologize for my guide not knowing Where his limit was according to stories but your husband started it off. I would have told you it wasn't a good fit if you let me know your conditions physically. The Jeep is used in the sand all the time and it was not filthy it's black interior kind of hard to keep it spotless. Once again you need to go over the experience prints and what it entails entails before you book it's 4 wheel drive off road 1st sign of roughness. You were well aware of your own Physical conditions and did not say anything when you book the tour. Virgil let you go as far as you felt you wanted to. And you should have paid attention to my warning on the site where the product explains explains no injuries of any kind you also revealed to Virgil that you just had back surgery. As far as stories go your husband I believe Virgil told me told the 1st story Which opened up the way for other stories is what Virgil explained to me. These are companies we know about, but there may be others if you check TripAdvisor, Google, Yelp, etc.Īny way you choose to get to Peekaboo, it is sure to be a fun adventure and well worth your time.Angela I'm sorry you feel like that you're the one that should have read which is in my write-up of the experience and what to expect there are no dogs allowed I only allowed your dog because I had a driver for it I have allergies and it is an extra person you asked me after you book If you could bring the dog It is another person and will be charged accordingly not for cleanliness. You could try Kanab Western Adventures, Kanab Tour Company, Dreamland Safari, Forever Adventure Tours, Coral Cliffs Tours, or Windows of the West Hummer Tours. Tours – if you don’t have an ATV or a 4WD vehicle, or you don’t want to chance getting stuck out here, there are several tour companies that will bring you to the canyon safely. If you want to rent an ATV, try Kanab Tour Company, Loop SXS, or Kane County Off Road. But as long as you use common sense and be aware of your surroundings, you will have a fun ATV ride. We’ve seen people blow tires and break belts on their machine because they were not paying attention. It is much easier on an ATV, but you still need to be aware how to drive in deep sand. Every day, people drive here in their AWD and even 4WD vehicles and get stuck, requiring an expensive tow truck call. You can also get there in a good 4WD vehicle, but you will need to know how to drive in deep sand. The wash is usually dry, but you don’t want to get stuck in the area when rains roll in.ĭriving – our preferred method of accessing Peekaboo is on an ATV. Note: always keep an eye on the weather because this is a flash flood area. You will be hiking through sand dunes, which can be somewhat deep, and along a wash. The hike to the canyon is 8.7 miles round trip and is completely in the sun so be prepared with plenty of water and snacks. Hiking – The trailhead is located 9 miles north of Kanab, off of Highway 89. There are a few options for getting to Peekaboo Canyon: hiking, on an ATV or other 4WD vehicle, or with a tour and I will say a little bit about each method. Although it’s not a long canyon, it is beautiful and can provide a refreshing break from the heat. The canyon is ½ mile long, with red sandstone walls up to 100 feet high. This is a short but fun slot canyon that is not usually crowded, making it fun for ages young and old. On maps you will probably find it labeled Red Canyon, but to locals it is just Peekaboo. This story is going to talk about a slot canyon just about 9 miles north of Kanab. Southern Utah actually has more than one “Peekaboo Canyon”.
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