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These ancient canyons showcase 200 million years of erosion near the Colorado River. See layers of vibrant color and fossils 75 million years old. Add 1,000 miles of roads, and you have a vast territory to explore.
Backcountry roads climb the steps. As you go up, you'll discover a younger layer of rock. Imagine what it was like in dinosaur times. This place was probably a shallow tropical ocean teeming with life.
Go off-road a ways and walk along some of the narrow slot canyons. Willis Creek is particularly memorable. You won't need a boat. The water is only 1 to 2 inches deep. The walls are so narrow at some points, you can stretch out your arms and almost touch both sides.
Give a yell and hear an endless echo. Bring plenty of water if you plan to explore on foot.
These ancient canyons showcase 200 million years of erosion near the Colorado River. See layers of vibrant color and fossils 75 million years old. Add 1,000 miles of roads, and you have a vast territory to explore.
Backcountry roads climb the steps. As you go up, you'll discover a younger layer of rock. Imagine what it was like in dinosaur times. This place was probably a shallow tropical ocean teeming with life.
Go off-road a ways and walk along some of the narrow slot canyons. Willis Creek is particularly memorable. You won't need a boat. The water is only 1 to 2 inches deep. The walls are so narrow at some points, you can stretch out your arms and almost touch both sides.
Give a yell and hear an endless echo. Bring plenty of water if you plan to explore on foot.
RV parks and campgrounds supply water and electrical hook-ups. Luxury cabins offer glamping options.
Activities in the park
Biking
Boating
Fishing
Hiking
Horseback riding
Paddling
OHV
Climbing
Swimming
Whitewater paddling
Wildlife watching
2 campgrounds in Grand Staircase - Escalante National Monument
There are only two campgrounds in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Calf Creek is the larger and more developed option for you and your camp crew. Just 11 miles outside the town of Boulder, this National Monument is totally a bucket list item. You'll have the time of your life in this quiet gem of a camping area.
The main attraction h Read more...
Visitors to the Grand Staircase/Escalante National Monument area often rave that it’s one of their favorite outdoor trips, like, ever. And it’s easy to see why—you can explore majestic canyons before sleeping under the clear night sky covered in a blanket of stars in a remote canyon…yeah, it’s pretty great. If you’re looking for a "developed" camp Read more...
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Grand Staircase - Escalante National Monument
Just a few hours from the north rim of the Grand Canyon lies the epitome of the wild west.
These ancient canyons showcase 200 million years of erosion near the Colorado River. See layers of vibrant color and fossils 75 million years old. Add 1,000 miles of roads, and you have a vast territory to explore.
Backcountry roads climb the steps. As you go up, you'll discover a younger layer of rock. Imagine what it was like in dinosaur times. This place was probably a shallow tropical ocean teeming with life.
Go off-road a ways and walk along some of the narrow slot canyons. Willis Creek is particularly memorable. You won't need a boat. The water is only 1 to 2 inches deep. The walls are so narrow at some points, you can stretch out your arms and almost touch both sides.
Give a yell and hear an endless echo. Bring plenty of water if you plan to explore on foot.
RV parks and campgrounds supply wate
These ancient canyons showcase 200 million years of erosion near the Colorado River. See layers of vibrant color and fossils 75 million years old. Add 1,000 miles of roads, and you have a vast territory to explore.
Backcountry roads climb the steps. As you go up, you'll discover a younger layer of rock. Imagine what it was like in dinosaur times. This place was probably a shallow tropical ocean teeming with life.
Go off-road a ways and walk along some of the narrow slot canyons. Willis Creek is particularly memorable. You won't need a boat. The water is only 1 to 2 inches deep. The walls are so narrow at some points, you can stretch out your arms and almost touch both sides.
Give a yell and hear an endless echo. Bring plenty of water if you plan to explore on foot.
RV parks and campgrounds supply water and electrical hook-ups. Luxury cabins offer glamping options.
Activities in the park
2 campgrounds in Grand Staircase - Escalante National Monument
There are only two campgrounds in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Calf Creek is the larger and more developed option for you and your camp crew. Just 11 miles outside the town of Boulder, this National Monument is totally a bucket list item. You'll have the time of your life in this quiet gem of a camping area. The main attraction h Read more...
Visitors to the Grand Staircase/Escalante National Monument area often rave that it’s one of their favorite outdoor trips, like, ever. And it’s easy to see why—you can explore majestic canyons before sleeping under the clear night sky covered in a blanket of stars in a remote canyon…yeah, it’s pretty great. If you’re looking for a "developed" camp Read more...
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