Helpful Contacts

Explore an Anasazi Indian Village occupied from 1050 AD to 1200 AD. The village itself remains largely untouched, and many artifacts are in the attending museum.

The dramatic red-rock hoodoos of Bryce Canyon must be explored from close up. Bryce Canyon is one of Utah's premier hiking destinations.

The Bullfrog Visitor Center is within the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, just north of Bullfrog Marina, and is home to many exhibits.

The Escalante Interagency Office is an excellent source of maps and other information for local deserts, canyons and forests.

Located in Kanab, the Bureau office for Grand Staircase is an excellent resource for information before you visit the monument.

Within the Henry Mountains themselves, close to 11,500 foot tall peak Mount Ellen, the Henry Mountains Field Office is an excellent place to get information.

The Richfield Field Office is in Utah's center, and is an informational base point for southeastern Utah and the Henry Mountains.

On the edge of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, the Cannonville Contact station has invaluable information, as well as books and maps.

Capitol Reef is an 100-mile ridge running from Thousand Lakes Mountain to Lake Powell, a beautiful place to hike and camp.

The Carl Hayden Visitor Center is within Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, at the Glen Canyon Dam.