Dinosaurs in the Grand Staircase

Dinosaur

Dinosaur skeletal remains

Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument’s fossil history dates back more than 75 million years, and many paleontologists believe that this vast 1.9-million acre area has the highest concentration of dinosaur fossils in the world. From dinosaur tracks to skulls and

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The History of Bryce Canyon’s Namesake

Perhaps two of the most immortalized “Ebenezers”in namesake history are the infamous Scrooge, forever celebrated as the former miser who despised Christmas, and the lesser known, Bryce, the man whose name is responsible for characterizing the other-wordly rock formations and stark landscape of Bryce

Utah’s California Condors

California Condors are the rarest flying birds in North America. These endangered birds once hovered on the brink of extinction but now, thanks to a captive-breeding effort that began in 1987 when there were just 22 California condors left in the world, these magnificent birds are soaring in the

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Mountain Lions in Bryce Canyon Country

Mountain Lion Utah Mountain Lions are very prevalent in Utah and around the Bryce Canyon region, but are rarely seen.

The mountain lion is the largest member of the cat family in North America. These stealthy wild cats make their homes in the high mountains and rugged deserts of Bryce Canyon Country, but are rarely

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Black Bears in Bryce Canyon Region

Most people go their entire lives without seeing a bear in the wild. But if you’ll be camping on Boulder Mountain, chances are you may have some company–even if you aren’t aware of it. According to the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources, the black bear is currently the only species of bear native

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Rodeos and Rodeo Events – Bryce Canyon Region

The cowboy spirit lives on in Bryce Canyon Country, more than a century after pioneers set out to tame the Wild West. Several rodeo events each year provide thrilling entertainment and offering a glimpse into Bryce Canyon Country’s proud western heritage.

Utah Rodeo Events Rodeo events and demonstrations are readily

Romantic Things to Do – Bryce Canyon Country

Scenic Drives, Lakes, and Slot Canyons When it comes to setting the stage for romance, Bryce Canyon Country is the perfect backdrop. A drive along Scenic Byway 12 is a romantic destination in itself, winding through ruggedly beautiful and diverse landscape. Charming towns dot the highway, each with

Nature’s Music in Bryce Canyon Country

Utah Music

The beauty of nature transcends the boundaries of time and space, far beyond the tangible and the visual. Nature’s sounds are the heartbeat of this breathtaking region, composing an exquisite melody against a harmonious visual symphony.

So listen.

Utah National Parks

Listen to the sounds of the wind whistling through

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The Quilt Walk of 1864!

How quilts helped save the lives of Utah pioneers.

Panguitch, Utah was established in 1863 under the name of Fairview. Panguitch sits at an elevation of 6,600 feet, and this elevation allows for a shorter than normal growing season. In 1864 significant snow storms came too early and the wheat crops

The Hole In The Rock Expedition

In December of 1879 approximately 80 wagons, consisting of 250 men, women and children, gathered about 40 miles southeast of Escalante, Utah. They were prepared, with supplies, for a six week journey to establish a new community in southeastern Utah. Unfortunately the trek actually took six months

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