Parks in Mexican Hat, Utah

One of the greatest pleasures of hiking to any Native American ruin is discovering sites along the way that you never even set out to find. The 4-mile trek to Split Level Ruin in Grand Gulch Primit... More on Trails

This trail not only has a stunning finish at Split level ruin, it boasts a More on Trails

Region that offers excellent opportunities for water-based and backcountry ... More on TripAdvisor

The river travels around a very interesting Horseshoe Bend not far from Page, AZ that later we drove to and... More on TripAdvisor

This fairly short spur trail runs out onto Point Lookout and ends at a dizzying viewpoint over Johns Canyon. The trail starts off as graded dirt road and crosses over Polly Mesa. The grader stopped after 8 miles, however, and the ... More on Trails

This narrow trail leads into the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and enters into Johns Canyon, a tributary of the main San Juan River. The trail is graded dirt road for most of its length; only the final part of the trail merits ... More on Trails

Monument Valley features amazing rock formations including dramatic mesas, spires, buttes, and monoliths that reach as much as 1,000 feet high. A 17-mile dirt road loops through the park, and visit... More on Weather.com

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Some of the most striking scenery and the largest concentration of Anasazi ruins are situated in this twist... More on LLBean.com

So most people who come to Utah go to one of the National Parks, which is a good first way to see the state... More on TripAdvisor

Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park is one of the world’s most photographed landscapes and more than 25 million years in the making.The self-guided ... More on arizonaguide.com

Browse for Navajo textiles and crafts. More on travelandleisure