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Panguitch There's no better place to hang your hat and put up your feet for a nice and cozy stay. Just come on down highway 89. Good home cookin' in our restaurants and diners, shopping galore in the historic district, and lots of warm and clean motels. Come as a visitor and leave as a local, when you stop through Panguitch Historic District. Click here to connect to the Panguitch community website. Panguitch is the largest and most historic town in Bryce Canyon country. Located near Bryce Canyon National Park. Panguitch was named by the Pauite Indians after the "Big Fish" they caught in nearby Panguitch Lake. Panguitch is located at 6,700 foot elevation, offering the traveler a mild climate. Whether you are escaping from the summer heat, enjoying the Spring fishing or experiencing one of Utah's best displays of Fall colors, Panguitch is the base for your vacation getaway. Click here for the Panguitch Main Street, Inc., home of the Panguitch Quilt Walk Festival!
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Panguitch
is surrounded by spectacular scenery and several attractions boasting
a tremendous variety of outdoor recreation. Just seven miles south
of Panguitch is Scenic Highway 12, rated one of the ten most scenic
highways by Car and Driver magazine. Amazing