Canyonlands has four districts, each with its own features and activities. Pick one that matches your goals and skills.
Canyonlands is popular and busy. Check the weather and availability before you go. Book your campsite, permit, and tour early.
Water and food are scarce in Canyonlands. Carry and store enough for your trip. Use a stove or fire pan to cook.
Canyonlands has natural and cultural treasures. Follow Leave No Trace principles. Don’t touch or climb on rock art.
Canyonlands has amazing stars, thanks to its Dark Sky status. Watch from your camp or join a ranger program. Use red lights only.
Mesa Arch is a must-see in Canyonlands. Take a short hike to see the arch and the view. Go early or late to skip the crowds.
White Rim Road is a 4WD loop with amazing views. You need a permit, a spare tire, and two days. Check the road conditions.
The Needles is a hiker’s dream, with sandstone spires and canyons. Try the trails to Chesler Park, Druid Arch, and more.
Horseshoe Canyon has ancient rock art along a 6.5-mile trail. See the Great Gallery of life-sized figures. Need a high-clearance car.
Rivers are the heart of Canyonlands. Enjoy the calm or wild sections by raft, kayak, or canoe. Cataract Canyon is epic.
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