Pet Friendly Things To Do in Bluff, Utah

Dogs of all sizes are allowed. There are no additional pet fees. Dogs must be leashed and cleaned up after. The camping and tent ... More on DogFriendly.com

Everyone, young and old, should stop by and partake of the atmosphere of this remarkable site. More on TripAdvisor

Those of us whose forerfathers made that eventful journey, find this Old Bluff Fort to be a sacred place th... More on TripAdvisor

There are many graded county roads in the vicinity of Butler Wash Road, and these easy trails offer some varied, attractive scenery for driving and hiking. This trail covers some of these well-marked roads east of Butler Wash. Special ... More on Trails

'Valley of the Gods' is a scenic sandstone nestled between Bluff, Utah and Mexican Hat in San Juan County, ... More on Wikipedia

It's a dirt track winding in and out of some of the most colorful and inspiring formations I'd seen on the ... More on TripAdvisor

Weather Enjoy your western stay in Mexican Hat with the Cowboy atmosphere and hospitality. COWBOYS AND COWG... More on Mexicanhat.net

Beautiful red rock formations. We would have never found if it was'nt for a very nice Indian gentleman from... More on GeckoGo

A memorable half-day hike into a Cedar Mesa canyon rich in archeological resources. Road Canyon is one of a half-dozen major canyons carved into the eastern flanks of Cedar Mesa and draining into C... More on Trails

This was a great hike but I got differnt milage. The north turnoff to the More on Trails

A demanding yet very rewarding all-day hike to the largest natural arch in the Cedar Mesa region, recommended for experienced hikers only. Nevills Arch is the highlight of this premier day hike, an... More on Trails

The hike starts dramatically by descending steeply down the slickrock drain More on Trails

A rewarding canyon route, recommended for experienced hikers only, that is suitable as an all-day hike or as one leg of an extended backpack trip. Bullet Canyon is a popular access route into the h... More on Trails

Besides the incredible natural setting More on Trails

A challenging day hike or backpack leading into a remote Cedar Mesa canyon. Slickhorn Canyons Access #6 follows a prominent tributary locally known as Trail Canyon. Dont be deceived by the canyons ... More on Trails

I have only seen the lower portion of Slickhorn 6 (called Trail Canyon), bu More on Trails

A challenging day hike or backpack into a remote Cedar Mesa canyon. Slickhorn Canyon, a majestic gorge draining the western flanks of Cedar Mesa, is comparable to Grand Gulch in its landscape and a... More on Trails

Slickhorn is a must for Cedar Mesa hikers. After 5 different trips to Ceda More on Trails