As steward for much of America’s public lands, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) manages some of the nation’s most historic and scenic …See more
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Jul 12, 2021
An incredible area of the country managed by the national park service. Utah 95 to Bears Ears in a wonderful road, dipping down into canyons, and with great views the whole length. Be sure to tak… Full review by Trek-Always
Jul 6, 2021
We had to drive up Bears Ears Buttes and looking at the pair of towering buttes stand against beautiful scenery was just amazing. The scenic drive with red rock, juniper forests and high plateau in… Full review by Sally T
May 27, 2021
I was surprised at how beautiful Bears Ears was. All I knew about it was the government's plans to add more land to it and then that decision was reversed. Not a lot of people go here. It wasn't c… Full review by mbcantley
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Honestly, I don't know. Bears Ears is still almost a complete mystery to me. We didn't go to the end of the road, we didn't have time and Mom was done already and kept saying …
Honestly, I don't know. Bears Ears is still almost a complete mystery to me. We didn't go to the end of the road, we didn't have time and Mom was done already and kept saying lets turn around now, but we saw nothing like that or any signs of development. BUT,.. like I said, we didn't go all the way,. and really,. How cool is it that its unknown? Go discover YOUR newest park.
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You need a permit to backpack in the canyons of Cedar Mesa or to day hike to the Moon House archaeological site. Reservations for backpacking and Moon House permits can...
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