Things to do in Kane County

Little Hollywood Land: Museum, Trading Post & Chuckwagon Cookout

2026 Global 100 - Best Things to Do

Sphere

It is located on the Las Vegas Strip in the United States. The exterior wall area is about 54,000 square meters and is composed of 1.2 million programmable LED panels. Its screen covers an area larger than three football fields and wraps around, above and behind the stage, providing viewers with a fully immersive experience that is 100 times clearer than HDTV. The outside of the entire building is equipped with 54,000 square meters of programmable lighting, so that the audience outside can also feel the performance inside the venue. Sphere is a next-generation entertainment medium that is redefining the future of live entertainment, allowing the foremost artists, creators, and technologists to create extraordinary experiences that take storytelling to a new level and transport audiences to places both real and imagined. The venue is powered by cutting-edge technologies that ignite the senses and enable audiences to share experiences at a never-before-seen scale.

Red Canyon Slot (Peekaboo Kanab)

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Lower Antelope Canyon

One of the world's well-known slot canyons and a famous photography spot, it is located in the northern part of Arizona, United States. The nearby city is Page, which belongs to the Navajo Reserve. Antelope Canyon is topographically divided into two parts, called Upper Antelope Canyon and Lower Antelope Canyon. There is no artificial lighting in the Lower Antelope Canyon. All visible light comes from the cracks at the top of the canyon. These rays are repeatedly refracted by the rock texture and enter the bottom of the canyon, producing fantastic and irregular color changes. From shallow to deep, colorful and beautiful.

Lone Rock Beach

Red Canyon Slot AKA Peekaboo Trailhead

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Grand Canyon National Park

Grand Canyon National Park is located in the northwestern part of Arizona, USA. It is a massive canyon carved by the Colorado River over millions of years on the Colorado Plateau: the canyon stretches over 400 km, with a vertical drop from the rim to the bottom of nearly two km. The exposed layers of red, orange, and yellow rock on the cliffs resemble an open book of geological history, with the oldest rocks at the bottom dating back approx. 1.8 billion years. The park is divided into two main visiting areas—the South Rim and the North Rim—which face each other across the canyon but require several hrs of driving to travel between them. • Two parks in one: South rim and north rim • The red and yellow rock layers give the Grand Canyon its majestic and extraordinary appearance. The north rim is less developed with far fewer travelers than the south rim, making it more popular among backpackers and camping enthusiasts who prefer tranquility. However, it has higher elevation and is often closed due to heavy snow in winter, typically only open from mid-may to mid-october. Winter travel is mostly limited to the south rim. Additionally, the popular "west rim skywalk" in the travel market is located in the hualapai indian reservation outside the park and is not the same as this area. Be sure to check the itinerary details before booking to avoid going to the wrong place. △ Open year-round, with approx. 90% traveler capacity. It is highly recommended to visit in spring, summer and fall. △ The northern edge of the park has a smaller developed area, accommodating approx. 10% of travelers. It is seasonally open from May 15 to October 15. Compared to other areas, it is more suitable for stay and camping, making it highly popular among adventure backpackers.

Grosvenor Arch

Sand Caves Parking

Willis Creek Slot Canyon trailhead