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A useful starting point for a trip that pairs the mountains with a few days in Las Vegas.
Duck Creek Village Inn · Utah
A drive into the pines, with a little planning for the last stretch. Find your route, choose an airport, and arrive ready for a few days in the mountains.
Start with your home city or region for directions, places to stop, and ideas for your stay.
An easy-to-plan mountain weekend, north on I-15.
Plan the drive
Drive from Southern California. From farther north, consider flying or making it a longer road trip.
Plan the drive
Head south for forest trails, fall color, and time together.
Plan the drive
Travel through Flagstaff, Page, and Kanab for a longer mountain stay.
Plan the driveDriving times are approximate planning ranges, before stops. Your starting point, traffic, road work, and weather can change the trip. Check current conditions before departure, especially in winter.
You will need a car for the drive to Duck Creek and exploring the area. Compare flights and rental-car availability for your dates.
Compare airport options ↗A useful starting point for a trip that pairs the mountains with a few days in Las Vegas.
A shorter drive through southwestern Utah, continuing toward Cedar City and UT-14.
The closest of these airports. The drive follows UT-14 east into Cedar Canyon.
Duck Creek Village sits along UT-14. Your approach depends on which side of the mountain you arrive from.
Leave I-15 at Cedar City and follow UT-14 east through Cedar Canyon toward Duck Creek Village. Allow time for curves, changing weather, and slower traffic.
Follow US-89 north from Kanab, then turn west onto UT-14 toward Duck Creek Village. This is the usual approach from Phoenix via Page and Kanab.
Choose a room for a quiet getaway or a cabin with space to settle in. Start with the dates that work for your trip.
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