Things To Do in White Mesa, Utah

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

Newspaper Rock is a petroglyph panel etched in sandstone that records perhaps 2,000 years of human activity in the area. Etched into the desert varnish are symbols' representing the Fremont, Anasazi, Navajo and Anglo cultures. The ... More on Desertusa.com

The trail soon passes the Perfect Kiva Ruin, and then Jailhouse Ruin at about 4.75 miles. Both Anasazi ruins are in great condition and can be found on the right hand side of the trail. Notice the ... More on Trails

We entered from Bullet Canyon (where you can camp at the trailhead) and exi More on Trails

A half-day hike to an easily accessible canyon on Cedar Mesa, featuring several well-preserved Anasazi ruins. This pleasant, easy day hike follows the course of upper Mule Canyon, one of the most a... More on Trails

An exceptional canyon rich in history with plenty of ancient sites of the A More on Trails

An enjoyable day hike to three huge natural sandstone bridges, involving easy walking and no unusual hazards. You'll also see Ancestral Puebloan ruins, pictographs and petroglyphs, a wide range of ... More on Trails

Awesome hike... although i'd recommend skipping the hike between the 2nd an More on Trails

4 miles north of Blanding off Hwy 191. More on AnglerWeb.com

A multiday loop backpack in two spectacular desert canyons. Both Owl Canyon and Fish Canyon are quite deep and narrow, with an abundance of stark, scenic beauty. During the hike youll pass Nevills Arch, two unnamed arches, and a few ... More on Trails

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

This trail runs down the west side of Comb Ridge, one of the most prominent features of the region. The trail runs close to both Comb Wash and Comb Ridge for its full length. From this side, Comb Ridge is a series of cliff faces forming ... More on Trails