Text Box: Things to do in Marysvale near the Paiute Trail You may be asking ‘What is there to do’ once we are Bullion Creekside Retreat for a week…. The world-famous (among ATV enthusiasts) Paiute Trail, Fremont Trail, Great American Trail and other trails can be accessed directly from the retreat without trailering. There are also plenty of remote areas that can be accessed by passenger automobiles. You can rent ATVs nearby. Marysvale is near the National Forests and high Tushar Mountains which offer great hiking, biking, fishing, mountaineering, photography, sight-seeing, animal watching, bird-watching, and wildflower opportunities. The Escalante loop can be accessed from the cabin as a day trip for great canyoneering and sightseeing. Marysvale is near more National Parks in this part of Utah than any place else in the world. There are also many little-known areas that probably should be national parks. Zion’s Park, Bryce Canyon, Cedar Breaks, Capitol Reef, Lake Powell, and Grand Canyon are the best known areas. When the ladies lose enthusiasm for ATV riding, they can have fun in beading, jewelry, and craft arts classes taught by Ana Burrell. Ana also has her art and jewelry in several gifts stores in the area. There are many historic sites nearby. The Fremont and Anasazi culture museums with their rock art are interesting day trips from the retreat. There is also many historic mining sites and ghost towns relating to the Spanish Trail and Gold Rush days of the Marysvale area. There are gold panning opportunities in some of these areas for those with the desire and know-how. There are fishing opportunities nearby with beautiful stream pools nearby that hold great native Cutthroat Trout. We are sure you will be successful if you fish where we tell you and use the methods we recommend. The cabin is near great paved bicycle trail in scenic Marysvale Canyon that follows the Sevier River near Big Rock Candy Mountain. Mountain bikes can also be used to access many mountain trails. Raft the whitewater on the Sevier River through beautiful Marysvale Canyon with experienced guides that know how to handle the rafts and the rapids. More calm tubing of the slower waters of the Sevier river is available for the less adventurous as well. The Sevier River also has excellent kayaking opportunities. Ride the Paiute and other ATV trails for the day or overnight camping through desert and alpine mountain settings. Visit fishing lakes, stream, or rivers of the region including Fish Lake, Paiute Lake, Panguitch Lake, Sevier River, Antimony Creek, Fremont River, Otter Creek reservoir, Lake Powell behind the famous Glen Canyon Dam. There is a variety of trout and bass varieties in these waters. Visit Native American historical sites including the Fremont Indian Museum, Boulder Anasazi Museum, Edge of the Cedars Museum plus other little known sites. Visit Mormon and Americana historical sites including Salt Lake temple square, St. George and Manti temples, Mountain Meadows Massacre site, Jacob Hamblin’s home, Cove Fort, Lonely Dell, Lee’s Ferry, polygamous Colorado City, historic pioneer homes in Panquitch plus many more possibilities. Visit prime bird-watching sites including Fish Lake, Antimony Creek area, Tushar alpine mountain area, Canyonlands high desert areas, lower Mojave and Sonoran desert areas, Zion’s Park, the waterfowl areas near Delta, plus many more. There are some 350 species in Utah. Ride Horses through the Tushar Mountains or Bryce Canyon. Snowshoe or cross-country ski the Bryce Canyon or the high Tushar Mountains near your winter cabin. Visit Big Rock Candy Mountain site which is famous for its beautiful mountain. This site was made famous by the country song that bears its name. Visit beautiful mountain or desert wildflowers in bloom during the summer months as well as the oldest living organisms on the planet; the gnarled Bristlecone pines. Visit the animal watching areas for photographic opportunities for rocky mountain goats, trophy elk and deer, bear, mountain lions, desert bighorns, etc. Visit the rodeos, fiddlers contests, parades, and horse races in the small towns of southern and central Utah. Visit legal gem and fossil collecting sites to collect apache teardrops, petrified wood, snowflake obsidian, banded opal, crystalline geodes, or famous Utah red agate . Also visit some excellent rock and gem stores that carry unique rock and gem souvenirs of the southwest. Visit the historic sites where many of the famous western movies were filmed. We usually have exceptionally clear and dark nights at the cabin for astronomy viewing. See the geologically awesome Tushar caldera that blew up thousands of years ago and the ancient lake it created high in the Tushar mountains. We can teach you how to pan for gold nuggets We know stands of 4,000 year old bristle cone pines high in the Tushar mountains that few people know of. Visit the world-famous Shakespearean Festival in nearby Cedar City . Ask us about your specific interests and the many opportunities and mysteries available to explore in southern Utah. Text Box: Bullion Creekside Cabin or RV Lots for family or group Hosted by Bryan and Ana Burrell Creek by Bullion Creekside RetreatCoyote Gulch near EscalanteWest Deck View of Tushar Mountain RangeGuest leaving for Paiute ATV TrailGuest at Casto Canyon ATV TrailFly-fishing guest of Bullion Creekside RetreatGuests watching mountain goats

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Skiing and Fishing at Piute Lake beachTrophy buck on Monroe Mountain near Barney Lake

Creek foot bridge by cabin

View of antique wagon and Tushars from west door

Fly-fishing guest

Skiing, fishing, and sunning at nearby Piute lake beach
Text Box: To contact us to rent this scenic family cabin or RV lot near the Paiute Trail and Marysvale Utah: Bullion Creekside Retreat, LLC PO Box 314, 1805 Bullion Canyon Rd., Marysvale, UT 84750 Reservations: 435-326-4412 If no answer call Ana’s cell: 801 254 1740 or Bryan’s cell: 435 896 7922 E-mail: blburrell @ hotmail.com Please call or email us with your questions... Text Box: Note from guest Stephanie Caine and party from Texas, Aug 2007: First of all we want to thank you for your hospitality. Your place is beautiful and both of you are wonderful people. We came to Utah for the first time this year and will definitely be back—to stay with you. Excellent accommodations and wonderful recommendations for trail riding. We ride every year in Colorado and we were all challenged this trip on the Paiute Trail. We all smile the whole way. I am an internet junkie and will give you an awesome review on Trip Advisor. Great meeting you both ! Keep up the good work ! Your place is awesome ! Thank you again from San Angelo, Texas.

Trophy buck on Barney lake loop.

Watching mountain goats from Bullion Canyon—cottonwood ATV loop

Guests at  Casto Canyon Loop

Guests Marjon and Ilva

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