Framed 11x14 Digital Art Photgraph Print

Kayenta is known as a gateway to “the Grand Circle of National Parks,” which includes Zion, Bryce Canyon, Lake Powell, the Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, and Mesa Verde, so there is no lack of options for your adventures. Nestled against the Red Mountain in true red rock country, just seven miles north of George, near Ivins, Utah, lies the hamlet of Kayenta, and its famed Kayenta Art Village. The beauty and vibe of the area is tranquil, yet vibrant as it is adjacent to Ivins Red Mountain. If you happen to be there at just the right time in the winter, when it snows, the beauty magnifies as the red sand deepens with moisture, in contrast with the light blanket of snow, the landscape becomes absolutely breathtaking.

This area in Kayenta is known as Hell's Kitchen Canyon. Hell’s Kitchen Canyon is a striking landscape of fiery red rock formations and towering sandstone cliffs, embodying the rugged beauty of the desert Southwest. Known for its dramatic, almost otherworldly terrain, the canyon features deep, twisting chasms and towering spires carved by centuries of wind and water. Though its name suggests a harshness, Hell’s Kitchen is a place of raw natural beauty, where the rich reds and oranges of the rock contrast sharply with the open blue sky.