Utah 308 is the legislatively defined route that exists solely to provide entrance to Kodachrome Basin State Park. There are several routes like this in Utah that do not connect to another state facility and are therefore orphans. The legislation reads that Utah 308 begins "From a local road at the south boundary of Kodachrome Basin State Park northerly to where pavement ends and one way traffic begins."
Perspective from Utah 308 East
After leaving Cannonville, Kodachrome Road (Main Street) takes on a rural characteristic with minimal traffic. Photo taken 10/25/03.
Although it connects two state highways, Kodachrome Road (which changes to Cottonwood Canyon Road upon entering Kane County) is not a state highway itself. It has a numerical county desigation. Photo taken 10/25/03.
Signage at the entrance to Kodachrome Basin State Park as seen from the intersection of Cottonwood Canyon Road and Utah 308. Photo taken 10/25/03.
There are two shields on Utah 308. This shield is located along northbound after the turnoff from Cottonwood Canyon Road. The other one is located along southbound immediately after the parking area exit. Photo taken 10/25/03.
This suite of photos shows Utah 308 east as it passes through Kodachrome Basin State Park. Photos taken 10/25/03.
Perspective from Utah 308 West
View of Kodachrome Basin and Utah 308 heading northwest out of the basin as seen from a hiking trail on the east rim. Photo taken 10/25/03.
This picture shows the other Utah 308 shield, but this one is located on southbound for travelers leaving the park immediately after the parking lot and camping areas. Photo taken 10/24/03.
This suite of photos shows various views of Kodachrome State Park as seen from westbound Utah 308. Photo taken 10/25/03.
Northbound Kodachrome Road/Main Street passing the Cannonville limits sign. Photo taken 10/25/03.
View of the town of Cannonville as seen on Kodachrome Road/Main Street. Photo taken 10/25/03.
