Join Vicki Panella Bourns, Director of the Utah Division of Arts & Museums, for an informal guided hike along the scenic Bunting Trail, one of Kanab’s hidden gems. This trail offers a combination of natural beauty and cultural history, featuring a dinosaur track site, a petroglyph panel, and sweeping views of the local landscape. Bunting Trail is a roughly 4-mile round-trip out-and-back hiking trail on the southwest side of Kanab. The trail climbs from the valley floor to the top of Bunting Point, 860 feet above. We will take about an hour to complete the lower moderately steeped portion to the dinosaur tracks. Those wishing to trek further on the more strenuous upper trail are welcome to do so at their own discretion. Depending on how far you wish to go, it can take up to 4 hours to continue to the top and take the spurs. Petroglyphs are at the top of the trail. Make sure to wear comfortable hiking or walking shoes, bring plenty of water, a hat, and sunscreen, and your camera!