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Tag Archives: Hwy 211
Indian Creek Falls
Water in the desert is a beautiful thing. Growing up in Oregon and on the coast in Southeast Alaska, I never realized how much I took water for granted until I moved to the desert. In Oregon we call rain, … Continue reading
Posted in Campgrounds, Camping, Dog-friendly, Off the Beaten Path, Social Distancing-friendly, Things to do for FREE!, Things to do with kids, Travel, Utah
Tagged Camping, Dog-friendly, Hwy 211, Indian Creek, Off the Beaten Path, Social Distancing-friendly, Things to do for FREE!, Things to do with kids, Utah
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Slickrock Hiking Trail- Needles District of Canyonlands National Park
Working for San Juan County Visitor Services and answering the calls that come in on our toll free information line, a question that I’m often asked is, ‘When is the best time to visit?’. This is such a no brainer- … Continue reading
Posted in Canyonlands, Canyonlands National Park, Fall, Hiking, Monticello, National Parks, National Parks & Monuments, Things to do with kids, Travel, Utah
Tagged Annual Pass, Canyonlands National Park, Day Hikes, Hiking, Hwy 211, Monticello, National Parks, Needles District, Things to do with kids, Travel, Utah
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Things to See & Do in San Juan County, Utah During the Government Shutdown
Unfortunately, our National Parks and Monuments are currently closed due to the government shutdown. Our toll-free information line has been ringing off the hook for the past day and a half with calls from visitors who are about to head … Continue reading
Posted in Dog-friendly, Off the Beaten Path, Travel
Tagged Blanding, Bluff, Bluff Fort, Cedar Mesa, Day Hikes, Dog-friendly, Edge of the Cedars, Galleries, Goosenecks State Park, Hiking, Hwy 211, Hwy 95, Indian Creek, Monticello, Monument Valley, Newspaper Rock, Off the Beaten Path, Rock Art, Ruins, San Juan River, Scenic Drives, State Parks, Things to do for FREE!, Things to do with kids, Tours, Travel, Utah
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Film History of San Juan County, Utah
As the administrator of this blog I am able to see which entries are getting the most views and what search terms people are typing in that are bringing them to this blog. I’ve been very surprised to see that … Continue reading
Indian Creek Petroglyphs
Last weekend my husband and I went down into Indian Creek to look for some petroglyphs that we had heard about. All we knew about them was that they were located on the east side of the road near mile … Continue reading