Kodachrome Basin State Park
Cannonville, Utah
Welcome to the magnificent Kodachrome Basin State Park located near Cannonville, Utah. The main attractions at this park are the 67 unique monolithic sandstone spires known as sedimentary pipes. These rocks are over 180 million years in age and were named Kodachrome by the National Geographic Society after the popular color film. It is unknown whether or not this park helped to inspire Paul Simon to write the song Kodachrome. For the lover of the outdoors this park boasts multipurpose trails, beautiful rock scenery, and so much more. Come on out and have a nice adventure.
To contact the office please call 435-679-8562.
2,240.00 acresabout two and two thirds Central Parks
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Acreage2,240.00
Managed byState of Utah
AddressCannonville, UT 84736
Coordinates37.525012, -111.996002
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