Garfield County, Utah
A small ranching town on Scenic Byway 12 at the head of the Paria Valley, between Bryce Canyon and Escalante.
About Henrieville
Henrieville is a quiet agricultural town on Scenic Byway 12 at 5,998 feet, near the head of the Paria Valley with the Table Cliff Plateau rising to the north.
East of town the byway climbs toward Escalante through some of its most dramatic terrain, while Kodachrome Basin State Park and Bryce Canyon National Park are a short drive west.
Known For
Scenic Byway 12 views of the Table Cliff Plateau
Short drive to Kodachrome Basin and Bryce Canyon
Small-town ranching heritage
History of Henrieville
Henrieville was settled in 1878 by families from neighboring Cannonville and named for James Henrie, a local Latter-day Saint leader. Ranching and irrigated farming have sustained the town since its founding, and Henrieville was incorporated in 1934.
Quick Distances
| Cannonville, UT,5 min · 3 mi |
| Escalante, UT,40 min · 31 mi |
| Panguitch, UT,45 min · 36 mi |
County Services
Spring
61°
low 37°
Summer
87°
low 60°
Fall
65°
low 42°
Winter
40°
low 21°
Daily averages, 2016–2025.