Cathedral Gorge State Park

Hidden and very quiet gem. You can explore the park by choosing one of the five trails or just relax at the view point. If you are looking for adventure, you can go to the hidden little chambers by crawling through mud tunnels. The visitor center's hours of operation vary during the winter season. It may be closed when you arrive. You can pay the entrance fee at the pay station. Enjoy your day.

Cathedral Gorge was beautiful! They had hidden slot canyons. The hike up this trail was easy walk and such a wonderful path with stairs to get up the mountain. Incredible views!! The drive from Vegas was really fun as well. Highly recommend it. They also have electric vehicle charging if needed and camping.

Very pretty overall. All the rock formations here are definitely very cool. With the right lighting, they would make for terrific shots. However, it's not exactly unique in any way and you could definitely get similar or better views in other parts of Nevada / Utah with similar amount of drive. It isn't worth going out of your way for. Also be mindful that the place is extremely remote and the closest thing is a single gas station. When I was there in summer, I could not spot a single human soul the entire time I walked around in the Moon Caves.

One of my favorite Nevada parks. Slot canyons are usually very difficult to get to, and often even harder to explore. These are very accessible, only a few steps from where you can park. The ground is uniquely very solid and level - so kids and seniors can experience nature in a very memorable way! The park is kind of a long drive from anywhere, so you need to plan for an entire day trip if you aren't camping overnight. Park entrance is $5 for a Nevada vehicle, $10 out of state.

Such a cool place! I was there on a Sunday in October and there were maybe 10 other people there, which was surprising considering how awesome it is. If you turn left when you leave you can see the gorge overlook which is an added bonus! I did have a weird experience with the staff working at the welcome center but I don’t want that to affect the review of the park. I’ll see if I can figure out how to speak to park management about it.