Henrieville

Henrieville lies where the Paria River valley meets southern Utah’s high-plateau country, a position that shaped it as a small agricultural settlement along a route through canyon country. Founded in 1876 by Mormon settlers and named for pioneer James Henrie, it remains a rural community in Garfield County. Utah State Route 12 passes through town, linking the Bryce Canyon area with Escalante and the broader Colorado Plateau. The Paria River flows south toward the Colorado River, while nearby Kodachrome Basin State Park is known for its distinctive sandstone formations. Find related webcams across southern Utah to build a fuller picture of the Paria River country.

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