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Bookmark or Share- Everything You Need to Know About Visiting Bears Ears National MonumentIt’s a showstopping landscape, filled with panoramic desert views, forested buttes and mesas and an estimated 100,000 archeological sites. It's also deeply sacred to many indigenous tribes in the region. Here are the best ways to enjoy this park's beauty, and why you should make the trip. First of all, a word of caution.
- Bears Ears National Monument - US Forest ServiceThe Bears Ears National Monument is the 12th national monument managed by the Forest Service, and the fifth managed jointly with the U.S. Department of Interior’s Bureau of Land Management. Monuments generally preserve current uses of the land, including tribal access for traditional plant and firewood gathering and for ceremonial purposes.
- Bears Ears National Monument - WikipediaBears Ears National Monument is a United States national monument located in San Juan County in southeastern Utah, established by President Barack Obama by presidential proclamation on December 28, 2016.
- Before You Arrive: Know Before You Go - Bureau of Land ManagementThe key to visiting Bears Ears National Monument is simple: know before you go! You can use materials like the Cedar Mesa Trip Planner or San Juan Trip Planner to help you come up with a plan for your visit.
- 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.
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