Family-friendly slot canyon with a gentle stream and sculpted sandstone walls
2 hrs
Explore Willis Creek, an easygoing, family-friendly slot canyon near Bryce Canyon. Walk along a gentle stream between sculpted sandstone walls that rise and narrow as you go.
Hike distance is 1–2 miles based on your preference; difficulty is low. In winter the stream may freeze, creating icy sections; wear good shoes and bring at least 1 liter of water and sunscreen.
Full refund with at least 48 hours' notice. No refund for a no-show or past 15 minutes late. $100 rescheduling fee within 24 hrs of activity.
Tropic Utah
Discover what we've curated for you
With an exceptional track record across multiple locations near Zion and Escalante, this outfitter delivers consistently outstanding adventures. The guides earn glowing praise individually: Clayton impresses with his photography skills and warm personality, Neil navigates challenging slot canyons with remarkable expertise (even helping lost hikers), and Wyatt goes above and beyond (including orchestrating a surprise proposal at Coral Pink Sand Dunes). Other standouts like DeAnna, Koleman, Jack, and Andi each bring their own blend of local knowledge and genuine enthusiasm. The variety of experiences is impressive, from UTV tours through private slot canyons to horseback riding, sand boarding, and technical canyon hikes. Equipment stays in top condition, and the pacing strikes that sweet spot where you're not rushed but never bored. Travelers especially appreciate how guides adjust difficulty levels to match group abilities while sharing fascinating insights about geology, history, and hidden photo opportunities. The consensus is clear: whether it's your first adventure or you're coming back for more, these tours deliver memories worth every penny.
TC and the ROAM ATV team delivered one of the most memorable days of our entire Utah trip. We were visiting from the Pacific Northwest — hiking Zion one day, Bryce Canyon the next — and this half-day ATV tour in Kanab was the perfect adventure in between. Our family of four was grouped with just one other family, which made the whole experience feel personal from the start. TC is the kind of guide who genuinely loves what he does — it comes through in everything. He shared the history of each stop, orchestrated the route so we somehow had every attraction almost entirely to ourselves (meanwhile other groups were finishing up just as we arrived — no accident there), and even did a little on-site science demo explaining how the rock formations were made. My kids were riveted. The peekaboo slot canyon left us speechless. It felt like something you’d only find inside a major national park, and yet — no crowds. The hidden lake cave was my older one’s favorite stop. My youngest (9) completely lost his mind at the sand hill sledding. That kid talked about it the rest of the trip. Here’s what we didn’t expect: TC planned a signature photo opportunity at each stop and took genuinely epic iPhone shots of our family. We’re printing them for Christmas cards. That alone would have made the tour worth it. One honest tip: bring goggles or sunglasses for everyone in your group, including the kids. The sand gets in your eyes during the driving portions and there aren’t loaners available — my littles were pretty uncomfortable until we figured out a workaround. Small thing, big difference. 10/10. Do this tour.
Becca Jones - B. Jones Photography
April 10, 2026
TC and the ROAM ATV team delivered one of the most memorable days of our entire Utah trip. We were visiting from the Pacific Northwest — hiking Zion one day, Bryce Canyon the next — and this half-day ATV tour in Kanab was the perfect adventure in between. Our family of four was grouped with just one other family, which made the whole experience feel personal from the start. TC is the kind of guide who genuinely loves what he does — it comes through in everything. He shared the history of each stop, orchestrated the route so we somehow had every attraction almost entirely to ourselves (meanwhile other groups were finishing up just as we arrived — no accident there), and even did a little on-site science demo explaining how the rock formations were made. My kids were riveted. The peekaboo slot canyon left us speechless. It felt like something you’d only find inside a major national park, and yet — no crowds. The hidden lake cave was my older one’s favorite stop. My youngest (9) completely lost his mind at the sand hill sledding. That kid talked about it the rest of the trip. Here’s what we didn’t expect: TC planned a signature photo opportunity at each stop and took genuinely epic iPhone shots of our family. We’re printing them for Christmas cards. That alone would have made the tour worth it. One honest tip: bring goggles or sunglasses for everyone in your group, including the kids. The sand gets in your eyes during the driving portions and there aren’t loaners available — my littles were pretty uncomfortable until we figured out a workaround. Small thing, big difference. 10/10. Do this tour.
Becca Jones - B. Jones Photography
April 10, 2026