80 S 300 W, Panguitch, UT 84759

Home Built 1981. New posting, Remarks and Photos to be updated. A CHANGE OF PACE (from Panquitch City) Welcome to one of the great historic towns of the West. Panguitch, a name derived from a Native American term meaning "big fish," was first settled by pioneers in March of 1864. Today, Panguitch offers a wide range of recreational opportunities, with easy access to the nearby Dixie National Forest, as well as nearby national and state parks. Visitors can enjoy hiking, mountain biking, fishing, boating, swimming, horseback riding, and ATV trail riding during the summer months. In winter, activities like hunting, snowmobiling, ice fishing, and cross-country skiing draw outdoor enthusiasts. The town also hosts a variety of exciting events throughout the year, including the Quilt Walk Festival, the Panguitch Valley Balloon Rally, rodeos, car shows, the Quinoa Festival, the Garfield County Fair, Big Fish Ice Fishing tournament, truck show, the Give Light Lantern Festival, and more.