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Panguitch - Scenic Drives

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Scenic drives to consider in the Panguitch area are listed below. Click on any scenic byway or backway listed below for complete information.

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Highway 89

	Welcome to Utah Heritage Highway 89 and the Mormon Pioneer Heritage Area. We are the artisans and business owners of the Utah Heritage Highway 89 Alliance. You are about to begin a a heritage adventure that will take you through one or more of five uniquely Western heritage areas.

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Brian Head-Panguitch Lake Scenic Byway		55 miles oneway	1-1/2 to 2 hours

	Brian Head/Panguitch Lake Scenic Byway climbs from the town of Parawon steeply through forests of pine and aspen to the resort town of Brian Head. At mile 16, the route reaches it summit of 11,000 feet in the shadow of Brian Head Peak. It continues through alternating heavy timberland and large grassy meadows as it gradually descends the remaining 23 miles to Hwy 89, passing large Panguitch Lake on the way.

Brian Head-Panguitch Lake Scenic Byway (U-143)	55 miles (88 km)	2 hours to drive the byway.

Highway 12 Scenic Byway		122 miles oneway	4 hours

	Highway 12 is one of the most spectacular scenic byways in the country. It begins at Hwy 24 near Torrey and runs south and west for 122 miles to Hwy. 89 south of Panguitch.

Markaguant High Plateau Scenic Byway (U-14)	40 miles (64 km)	1 hour

Mt. Carmel Scenic Byway		60 miles (96 km)

Scenic Byway 12	124 miles (199 km)	Three hours to drive or three days to experience the Byway.

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