Family Things To Do in Boulder, Utah

This ancient Indian village was one of the largest Anasazi communities west of the Colorado River. The vill... More on MuseumsUSA.org

My kids were charmed by this place, it is nice and compact. More on TripAdvisor

This ancient Native American village in the heart of Utah's canyon country was one of the largest Anasazi communities west of the Colorado River. The site is believed to have been occupied from A.D... More on LLBean.com

The Anasazi State Park in Boulder is a six-acre ancient Indian village believed to have been inhabited from th ... More on PlanetWare

A designated area that offers a 7.2 mile loop ... More on TripAdvisor

Von Escalante fahren wir auf dem Hwy 12 in östlicher Richtung bis zur "Hole In The Rock Road". Die unbefest... More on TripAdvisor

Death Hollow is in the high country where the Escalante River has its headwaters. The Escalante and all its tributary streams feed the Colorado River in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. More than 6,000 feet in elevation change ... More on Trails

North Escalante Canyons is a proposed wilderness that encompasses several tributary canyons on the north side of the Escalante River. The Gulch, Horse Canyon, Little Death Hollow, Wolverine Canyon, and Escalante Canyon are all excellent ... More on Trails

The pre-Columbian Anasazi people inhabited this site, which has been partly excavated, and left behind numerous artifacts that today serve to educate visitors about their way of life. Visit the museum and partially excavated prehistoric ... More on Heritage

This is a spur off the once-wild Burr Trail Road, a.k.a. Boulder to Bullfrog Road, tamed by asphalt in 1990 to the park boundary. Among the attractions are the Circle Cliffs and the Wolverine Petrified Wood ... More on Trails

A day hike with overnight options through part of the Waterpocket Fold. You hike through a deep canyon in a remote, lightly used wilderness with splendid vistas, gaining a historical perspective on the Mormon pioneers who passed through ... More on Trails

This long and easy route offers a great variety of scenery. Although it is now predominantly paved road, th... More on Trails

When at the Anasazi Indian Village (Utah State Parks), I asked the friendly clerk about the intriguing ro... More on TripAdvisor

This interesting spur trail is contained within Capitol Reef National Park. It leads off from Burr Trail, 2.9 miles west of Notom Road. The start of the trail is signed for Upper Muley Twist. The first 0.4 miles can be used by passenger ... More on Trails