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Natural Bridges National Monument, Utah
Welcome to Utah’s first ever national monument! This place is special not only because it’s in the awesome state of Utah…it also has two deep canyons and three gigantic natural bridges. The bridges Read more...
Welcome to Utah’s first ever national monument! This place is special not only because it’s in the awesome state of Utah…it also has two deep canyons and three gigantic natural bridges. The bridges were formed from sandstone that used to be the shore of an ancient sea (umm, how cool is that?). All of the bridges have trails that take you deeper into the canyons, so you can explore at your own pace. If hiking isn’t your jam, just check out an overlook. There’s one small campground that has 13 campsites, where the sites are nestled into the trees in a quiet area. You only need a few hours to explore the bridges, but why rush it? Stay for a bit and discover a side of this fascinating monument that many people don’t see for themselves.
Most visitors to the Natural Bridges National Monument only spend a few hours exploring around, but...
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Maggie: Mark and Jennafer are awesome! Make sure you ask Jennafer about her work with preserving the rights,...
Brianna: Staying here was a great experience. There was a great view and our hosts were extremely hospitable. I...
Katie: What a wonderful night in the desert! The Needles Outpost Campground was an excellent place to stay,...
Pierre: Squaw Flat is one of the best public campgrounds I've stayed at! Beautiful, peaceful, clean and...
Kirk: Kelly Place is a great place to stay, self guided tour of the ruins on site and hikes from the...
Swift: Use Willow Flats Campground as base-camp before you drop in on the White Rim Trail: 102 miles of...
Edward: Spent 8 nights in Nizhoni during June 2017. Gets a big A++. Allowed me to explore Cedar Mesa...only...
Is that a river bum we smell? Possibly. At Sand Island Campground, you will become one with the crowd...
Steve: If you want to really get away from the hubbub of Moab, including the traffic, this is the place! It's...
At Devils Canyon Campground, you'll pretty much be exploring the heavens. The 'ground nests at...
If you tuck yourself away in Utah’s southeast corner, you’ll stumble upon the wonderful Buckboard...
Kat: We were blown away by this property! Not only are the hosts super nice and welcoming, but they have a...
Brian: View was unforgettable. Me and my wife booked one night at site 24 and regretted not staying longer....
If you fancy camping snuggled up into a grove of aspens and oaks (and who doesn’t?) then Dalton...
Shannon: Right outside of Needles and the cheaper way to go. Loved the views, the facilities, the proximity to...
This is for the ones who like to take the scenic route. Reach the Creek Pasture Campground after a...
Heather: The site we had was gorgeous, tucked back in a tree lined area. The restrooms leave much to be...
Rob: A decent BLM campground, with sites arranged around a central sandstone formation that's nice to...
Situated at the northern end of the beautiful Indian Creek Corridor, a 26-mile stretch of scenic...
Lindsay: This campground had some very cool spots along huge boulders, which we climbed to see the sunset and...