New Harmony

Ash Creek defines the setting of New Harmony — flowing from the Pine Valley Mountains, it runs through a small southern Utah settlement where farmland meets high, forested country. This is a quiet community in Washington County, close to the boundary with Iron County and well removed from the larger cities along the I-15 corridor. Fort Harmony, built by Mormon settlers in 1862, recalls the area’s early Latter-day Saint colonization; it was severely damaged in the earthquake of 1891. Kolob Canyons, the northwestern section of Zion National Park, lies nearby. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of southern Utah’s Pine Valley Mountains and Kolob country.

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