Red Canyon Visitor Center

As of right now all of the trails and viewpoints are under construction and closed here. The view from inside the visitor center is absolutely amazing though! I would still recommend stopping by, especially if you are wanting to buy souvenirs as well. The only view is through the windows, but it was by far my favorite viewpoint of Flaming Gorge out of the many we stopped at. You can still get a good photo if you get close enough. Very amazing!

Nice displays and amazing views from inside and outside. Staff was very friendly. A must see when in the area.

I came to Flaming Gorge to go fishing. Instead, I ended up at the Red Canyon Visitors Center. This is a "National" Forrest or Monument site, I'm not sure which it is. They do require you to wear masks inside. The attendants at the center were friendly and welcoming. This is a very nice information center with lots to see and read about the local area. There are artifacts and a written history. The view of the Gorge is spectacular right from the center. The kind lady. Behind the desk asked about my interests and mentioned I drive up to Spirit Lake. She pulled out a map and was very helpful. It is well worth a trip to this area!

Red Canyon Overlook is one of those must-see photo stops. 700 feet wide and 1400 feet straight down! The lake is about 250 feet deep here! Spectacular views!!!!!

This is place has the most spectacular views!! So underrated. There was barely no one around and many campsites open. We were able to pick a campsite right on the rim of the canyon in the Red Canyon Campground (site 8). Way better than Tetons and Grand Canyon because no one is here. Just AMAZING!

Unfortunately the visitor center was closed when I stopped by but still plenty to see. Large area of trails with incredible views, restrooms and a large parking area. Also a few campgrounds were located on the road in.

Beautiful spot to see the canyon, very less crowd, nice to hangout with family

Breathtaking and worth the quick drive off the main road. The Visitors' Center isn't spectacular, but the views are. And the staff was friendly and helpful.

Although the visitors center was closed for the season, the scenic overlook trails were pleasant and had spectacular views!

Red canyon is one of the most breathtaking view spots at Flaming Gorge. The canyon itself is very deep and the lake views there are incredible! Flaming Gorge itself is an awesome place to fish, sight see, or just take a break from the daily hustle. This is one spot everyone should see!

Spectacular views over Flaming Gorge. The Visitor Center is about 1,000 feet above the gorge and perched on the edge of the cliff with large windows to get an excellent view. Also a nature walk around the top edge with information panels.

I visit here a few times a year. Nice easy hike and really beautiful views of the gorge!

fantastic place to visit. it's in the middle of nowhere, but well woth the stop. paved road in with a small campground, but don't expect much. nice visitor's center, built right on the edge of the cliff. pathways built along the top edge of the cliffs, so hang onto the kids.

It may be better than the Grand Canyon. Less crowded. And you can get right up to the edge. Fsntastic

This is a must see if you are in the area. Nice walking path and information about everything you see. The park rangers were supper nice and very helpfull. Breathtaking views of the beauty of the lake and cliffs

Insanely gorgeous! Definitely do not miss this view! Great exhibits and gift shop to top off the experience. This place has national park beauty. Don't miss out before it's crowded with throngs of people!

Visitor centres don't come with more spectacular view than this. The building roof design, in the shape of a bird's wings is also quite striking.
The staff were very helpful and recommended the canyon view walk.

Very nice staff, clean bathrooms, and the view here is incredible. Must see.

2 really nice young ladies who are sisters plus another sister, mother and father work here

Amazing photo opportunity, a view of the Green River cutting through the terrain. Be sure to hike the rim to enjoy the views.