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The Bureau of Land Management’s Field Office in Vernal oversees a vast amount of public lands in Utah. And, if you’ve ever seen a pic of anything in Utah, you know the scenery is going to be unreal pretty much anywhere you go…and Vernal is no exception! Why not go check out the Book Cliffs, a mountain range that extends nearly 200 miles? You’ll see the trademark red rocks of the southern part of the state, and even tons of greenery common in the northern and alpine regions. Or, how about the dreamily named Fantasy Canyon? This unique spot is in northeastern Utah, and despite its small size, it has some of the most unique geology in the whole freakin’ world. Want to try river rafting? The White River is one of several options, and it’s considered one of the best canoeing, camp
The Bureau of Land Management’s Field Office in Vernal oversees a vast amount of public lands in Utah. And, if you’ve ever seen a pic of anything in Utah, you know the scenery is going to be unreal pretty much anywhere you go…and Vernal is no exception! Why not go check out the Book Cliffs, a mountain range that extends nearly 200 miles? You’ll see the trademark red rocks of the southern part of the state, and even tons of greenery common in the northern and alpine regions. Or, how about the dreamily named Fantasy Canyon? This unique spot is in northeastern Utah, and despite its small size, it has some of the most unique geology in the whole freakin’ world. Want to try river rafting? The White River is one of several options, and it’s considered one of the best canoeing, camping, and kayaking rivers in the whole darn state. Now that we’ve given you a few ideas for your next trip, when are you going to make your way out here?
At Pelican Lake Campground you’ll catch up on some quality time with your good pals: bluegill, bullhead, sunfish, and largemouth bass. Since this primitive campground is situated right by the lake in the quiet Uinta Basin, you’ll be able to snuggle up with your fishing pole from dawn till dusk, and do it all over again the next day! When the kids Read more...
Round up the kids, grandma, and a jug of moonshine (optional) and steer your wagon into pioneer country at the Browns Park and John Jarvie Ranch Group Campground. The ranch was first open to pioneers, travelers, and locals back in 1880, and now it’s a place where you and the family can feel like you’re back in the Wild West. Hang out at the ranch Read more...
Grab the moonshine, your harmonica, and your fishing pole and load up the wagon for a trip back in time to the Wild West at Indian Crossing Campground. Located adjacent to the historic John Jarvie Ranch—dating back to 1880—this spot offers an authentic experience full of blacksmithing, wagon rides, and relics from the frontier age. Also a great sp Read more...
Set up camp at Bridge Hollow Campground and you’ll be pitching your tent in the very spot where pioneers, fur trappers, and 19th-century Native Americans once roamed. Spending the night at the historic John Jarvie Ranch (adjacent to the campground) may feel more like traveling in time than your usual camping vacation; instead of biking you’ll be b Read more...
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The Bureau of Land Management’s Field Office in Vernal oversees a vast amount of public lands in Utah. And, if you’ve ever seen a pic of anything in Utah, you know the scenery is going to be unreal pretty much anywhere you go…and Vernal is no exception! Why not go check out the Book Cliffs, a mountain range that extends nearly 200 miles? You’ll see the trademark red rocks of the southern part of the state, and even tons of greenery common in the northern and alpine regions. Or, how about the dreamily named Fantasy Canyon? This unique spot is in northeastern Utah, and despite its small size, it has some of the most unique geology in the whole freakin’ world. Want to try river rafting? The White River is one of several options, and it’s considered one of the best canoeing, camp
The Bureau of Land Management’s Field Office in Vernal oversees a vast amount of public lands in Utah. And, if you’ve ever seen a pic of anything in Utah, you know the scenery is going to be unreal pretty much anywhere you go…and Vernal is no exception! Why not go check out the Book Cliffs, a mountain range that extends nearly 200 miles? You’ll see the trademark red rocks of the southern part of the state, and even tons of greenery common in the northern and alpine regions. Or, how about the dreamily named Fantasy Canyon? This unique spot is in northeastern Utah, and despite its small size, it has some of the most unique geology in the whole freakin’ world. Want to try river rafting? The White River is one of several options, and it’s considered one of the best canoeing, camping, and kayaking rivers in the whole darn state. Now that we’ve given you a few ideas for your next trip, when are you going to make your way out here?
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At Pelican Lake Campground you’ll catch up on some quality time with your good pals: bluegill, bullhead, sunfish, and largemouth bass. Since this primitive campground is situated right by the lake in the quiet Uinta Basin, you’ll be able to snuggle up with your fishing pole from dawn till dusk, and do it all over again the next day! When the kids Read more...
Round up the kids, grandma, and a jug of moonshine (optional) and steer your wagon into pioneer country at the Browns Park and John Jarvie Ranch Group Campground. The ranch was first open to pioneers, travelers, and locals back in 1880, and now it’s a place where you and the family can feel like you’re back in the Wild West. Hang out at the ranch Read more...
Grab the moonshine, your harmonica, and your fishing pole and load up the wagon for a trip back in time to the Wild West at Indian Crossing Campground. Located adjacent to the historic John Jarvie Ranch—dating back to 1880—this spot offers an authentic experience full of blacksmithing, wagon rides, and relics from the frontier age. Also a great sp Read more...
Set up camp at Bridge Hollow Campground and you’ll be pitching your tent in the very spot where pioneers, fur trappers, and 19th-century Native Americans once roamed. Spending the night at the historic John Jarvie Ranch (adjacent to the campground) may feel more like traveling in time than your usual camping vacation; instead of biking you’ll be b Read more...
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