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Bookmark or Share- History of Bears Ears National Monument - Bears Ears Education CenterBears Ears National Monument encompasses 1.36 million acres of red rock canyons, juniper mesas, and awe-inspiring buttes at the heart of Utah’s San Juan County. The National Monument recognizes Native American Traditional and Historical Knowledge through means of a Commission.
- Bears Ears National Monument - Visit UtahBears Ears National Monument includes red rock, juniper forests, high plateau and an abundance of early human and Native American historical artifacts. The Navajo Nation, Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, Hopi Nation and other tribes are extremely tied to this land.
- Bears Ears National Monument - Visitors InformationBears Ears is the first national monument ever created at the request of a coalition of Indigenous tribes. This is one of the most extensive archaeological areas on Earth. The power of preserving this outstanding landscape is in your hands.
- Everything You Need to Know About Visiting Bears Ears National MonumentStanding at a towering 8,700 feet, the Bears Ears Buttes from which the park takes its name have been considered sacred by the many surrounding indigenous tribes for over 2,500 years — when Ancestral Puebloans started occupying the area. Stunning views of the landscape and a deep sense of spirituality can be enjoyed from the saddle of the ...
- Bears Ears National Monument - Bureau of Land ManagementBears Ears National Monument, co-managed by the Bureau of Land Management Monticello Field Office, the Manti La Sal National Forest, and the five Tribes of the Bears Ears Commission, is an outstanding landscape with extensive cultural and natural resources.
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