Bears Ears National Monument
Bureau of Land Management, Utah.
Bears Ears National Monument is home to outstanding cultural, recreational and natural resources. Opportunities to experience these resources abound. The area is famous for its rock art sites, pueblo homes, rock climbing areas, San Juan river running, outstanding views for photography, camping areas, and designated routes.
Camping and Day Use
- Creek Pasture Campground
- Creek Pasture Group Site
- Hamburger Rock Campground
- Indian Creek Falls Group Site
- Sand Island Recreation Area
- Superbowl Campground
- Superbowl Group Site
Activities and Experiences
- Cedar Mesa & Comb Ridge Day Hiking
- Cedar Mesa Backpacking Permits
- Moon House Day Hiking Permits
- San Juan River Permit Lottery And Reservations
Nearby Activities
- Auto Touring
- Camping
- Fishing
- Hiking
- Horseback Riding
- Hunting
- Photography
- Recreational Vehicles
- Wildlife Viewing
Directions
The nearest communities are Monument Valley, Mexican Hat, Bluff, Blanding, and Monticello. Highways 191, 211, 95, 261, and 163 all provide access to portions of National Monument.
Major commercial airlines serve Salt Lake City and St. George, Utah; Grand Junction, Colorado; and Las Vegas, Nevada. Commercial airlines also serve Moab, Utah and Cortez, Colorado.
