AnasaziHikes.comAn assortment of articles about hiking, camping, and visiting canyon country.
Ancestral Puebloans (Anasazi) once lived across all of Southeast Utah and the four corners area. Today it’s a pleasure to visit the ruins and rock art they left behind. From tiny piles of potsherds to massive cliff dwellings what remains makes us marvel at these prehistoric inhabitants. Blanding, UT is in the heart of Anasazi […]
Bear’s Ears National Monument in southeast Utah has some of the finest camping opportunities in the Four Corners region. Cedar Mesa, Grand Gulch, and Comb Ridge form the core of the monument which is made up of both BLM and US Forest Service land. Blanding, UT, Bluff, UT, and Monticello, UT are the nearby communities. […]
If you are planning a visit to Bear’s Ears National Monument, Cedar Mesa, Comb Ridge, or other areas in southeast Utah you will likely need a permit or pass from the BLM. If you are just driving the highway and visiting developed sites no permits are needed but hikers and backcountry users need a pass […]
Ruins and rock art are plentiful in SE Utah and these roadside ruins are a place to stretch your legs, enjoy the incredible natural surroundings, and visit ancient cliff dwellings, ruins, and rock art. This post contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Some links on this site are affiliate […]