How to Get There
From Kanab, Utah go north on scenic highway 89 to the junction of SR-14. Turn left on 14 and go west about 12 miles to Duck Creek Village. From Cedar City, Utah, take Utah Scenic Highway 14 East.

From Cedar City you’ll climb to an elevation of 10,000 ft. by the time you reach the summit of Cedar Mountain, there are several scenic views offering amazing panoramas of Zion National Park. If you’re driving in the early morning or late afternoon, watch for deer, elk and antelope in the meadows along the highway. At mile marker 29, you’ll find Duck Creek Village, in the clear, crisp air at an elevation of 8,400 ft.

Fun Facts about Duck Creek Village
The truly spectacular scenery of this area makes it a popular location for movie and television filming. In the 1940’s, Elizabeth Taylor called the village home on several occasions while filming Drums Along the Mohawk and National Velvet in the area. Later, Duck Creek Village was featured on the television shows How the West Was Won and Daniel Boone.

Every year in July, the village celebrates Duck Creek Days with a Chili Cook-off, music, dancing and crafts. Local vendors show their wares with booths and exhibits, and there are prizes and raffles. The entire community and many visitors come together to celebrate the summer season and enjoy the mild temperatures.