Duck Creek
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Navajo Lake is a great place to fish. This lake is stocked every year with rainbow and brook trout and is also full of splake. Whether you’re fishing alone or with family or friends, Navajo Lake offers beautiful scenery, plenty of water, and lots of fish. Boating is a popular sport on Navajo Lake, so you may not have the peaceful time while fishing that you would have at some of the other nearby lakes, but there are still plenty of undisturbed areas for a dedicated fisherman.
If you visit Duck Creek in the wintertime, Navajo Lake also offers ice fishing. Keep in mind that you will likely need a snowmobile if you choose to ice fish Navajo Lake.
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Navajo Lake
Navajo Lake is a great place to fish. This lake is stocked every year with rainbow and brook trout and is also full of splake. Whether you’re fishing alone or with family or friends, Navajo Lake offers beautiful scenery, plenty of water, and lots of fish. Boating is a popular sport on Navajo Lake, so you may not have the peaceful time while fishing that you would have at some of the other nearby lakes, but there are still plenty of undisturbed areas for a dedicated fisherman.
If you visit Duck Creek in the wintertime, Navajo Lake also offers ice fishing. Keep in mind that you will likely need a snowmobile if you choose to ice fish Navajo Lake.
A great place to fish and relax is Duck Lake. This small lake is stocked yearly with rainbow trout and also has a decent amount of tiger trout. Perfect for kids and adults, Duck Lake is sure to be a fun activity for the family.
Duck Lake
A great place to fish and relax is Duck Lake. This small lake is stocked yearly with rainbow trout and also has a decent amount of tiger trout. Perfect for kids and adults, Duck Lake is sure to be a fun activity for the family.
Aspen Mirror Lake is another fishing option. Aspen Mirror Lake is close to Duck Creek Village and has brook and rainbow trout.
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Aspen-Mirror Lake
Aspen Mirror Lake is another fishing option. Aspen Mirror Lake is close to Duck Creek Village and has brook and rainbow trout.
Castle Creek Reservoir is a small, but fun little lake located a bit further from Duck Creek Village than the other options. Castle Creek Reservoir typically has fewer visitors than the other lakes because of its distance from Duck Creek, so you may be able to relax a bit more at Castle Creek.
Castle Creek Reservoir
Castle Creek Reservoir is a small, but fun little lake located a bit further from Duck Creek Village than the other options. Castle Creek Reservoir typically has fewer visitors than the other lakes because of its distance from Duck Creek, so you may be able to relax a bit more at Castle Creek.
Panguitch Lake is located further away from Duck Creek than the other options, but it’s the biggest lake in the area and offers lots of fishing. If you want to drive the extra 20 miles, Panguitch Lake is a great place to fish and relax.
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Panguitch Lake
Panguitch Lake is located further away from Duck Creek than the other options, but it’s the biggest lake in the area and offers lots of fishing. If you want to drive the extra 20 miles, Panguitch Lake is a great place to fish and relax.
This out and back trail leads up to a 100-foot waterfall and is most easily accessed from June to October. Rated as moderate, this trail is great for getting outdoors and enjoying nature.
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Cascade Falls Trail
This out and back trail leads up to a 100-foot waterfall and is most easily accessed from June to October. Rated as moderate, this trail is great for getting outdoors and enjoying nature.
This is an extremely short, very easy hike up to Strawberry Point.
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Strawberry Point
This is an extremely short, very easy hike up to Strawberry Point.
Mammoth Cave is located about 8 miles away from Duck Creek Village. It was created by cooling lava, which formed tubes underground and made for a nice place to explore. There are three entrances and four large tunnels to investigate. The further in you go the smaller the cave gets until eventually, you’re crawling on your stomach. You can turn around as soon as you no longer want to continue forwards. Make sure to bring flashlights, because the cave is very dark.
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Mammoth Cave
Duck Creek Ridge RoadMammoth Cave is located about 8 miles away from Duck Creek Village. It was created by cooling lava, which formed tubes underground and made for a nice place to explore. There are three entrances and four large tunnels to investigate. The further in you go the smaller the cave gets until eventually, you’re crawling on your stomach. You can turn around as soon as you no longer want to continue forwards. Make sure to bring flashlights, because the cave is very dark.
Bower Cave is a little closer to Duck Creek, only about 5 miles away, but is the lesser-known of the two. Getting into this cave involves climbing down a ladder about twelve feet, so if you have kids make sure to send an adult down first. Because the entrance is so small, very little light gets into the cave. Make sure to bring a flashlight. The ground is often wet and muddy and is full of loose rocks, so always be careful when exploring this cave!
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Bowers Caves
Bower Cave is a little closer to Duck Creek, only about 5 miles away, but is the lesser-known of the two. Getting into this cave involves climbing down a ladder about twelve feet, so if you have kids make sure to send an adult down first. Because the entrance is so small, very little light gets into the cave. Make sure to bring a flashlight. The ground is often wet and muddy and is full of loose rocks, so always be careful when exploring this cave!
Ice Cave is located just three miles away from Duck Creek Village (although in the opposite direction from the other caves). This is a fun cave to explore, but make sure to bring a flashlight, jacket, and sturdy shoes. The entrance to the cave is steep and rocky, so kids may need some help. But once inside, the short downward climb will be well worth it. The cave is cold year-round and almost always has icicles and snow, even during the summer.
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Duck Creek Ice Cave
Ice Cave is located just three miles away from Duck Creek Village (although in the opposite direction from the other caves). This is a fun cave to explore, but make sure to bring a flashlight, jacket, and sturdy shoes. The entrance to the cave is steep and rocky, so kids may need some help. But once inside, the short downward climb will be well worth it. The cave is cold year-round and almost always has icicles and snow, even during the summer.
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