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Local Activities in Bluff, UT
Goosenecks State Park Visit this stunning state park to view the incredible meanders of the San Juan River, offering panoramic views and great photo opportunities.
Valley of the Gods A scenic drive through this stunning landscape offers views of towering red rock formations. It's like a smaller, quieter Monument Valley with incredible photo opportunities.
Monument Valley Explore the iconic red rock formations and sweeping desert landscapes in Monument Valley, a must-see for nature lovers and photographers.
Bears Ears National Monument Discover the breathtaking beauty and history of Bears Ears, known for its unique rock formations, hiking trails, and ancient Native American sites.
Hiking at Sand Island Enjoy an easy hike along the San Juan River, perfect for birdwatching, photography, and exploring the petroglyphs left by early Native American cultures.
Bluff Fort Historic Site Step into the past at Bluff Fort, where you can explore the story of the Mormon pioneers who settled in the area. Visit replica cabins, see original artifacts, and learn about their remarkable journey along the Hole-in-the-Rock Trail.
Sand Island Petroglyphs A short drive from Bluff, this site showcases ancient rock art created by Native Americans over thousands of years. The petroglyphs provide a glimpse into the rich cultural history of the region.
Kachina Panel and Comb Ridge Discover rock art and ruins along Comb Ridge, a geologically and culturally significant area with a wealth of ancient history.
River House Ruins Accessible via a short hike or Wild Expeditions tour, these Ancestral Puebloan ruins along the San Juan River provide a closer look at the region's ancient past.
Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum (Blanding, UT – 30 minutes away) While not in Bluff, this museum features a large collection of ancient artifacts and offers access to a well-preserved ancient kiva that visitors can enter.