Rugged Canyons and Converging Rivers

Canyonlands is a wilderness of canyons, buttes, and spires carved by the Colorado River and Green River. The park is divided into four distinct districts; no roads join them together. The districts share similar desert ecosystems, but each one provides unique opportunities for adventure and discovery. Read More

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Canyonlands Planning Guide

A mobile friendly guide to visiting Canyonlands with a map, information about hikes, camping, accessibility, ranger programs, and more.

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Safety

How to stay safe during your visit to Canyonlands National Park.

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Hiking

Hundreds of miles of hiking trails explore natural and cultural features.

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Places to Go

Learn about the four districts of Canyonlands National Park and the things to do in each.

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Explore the Backcountry

You can explore Canyonlands on foot, horseback, mountain bike, and four-wheel drive. Many of these activities require a permit.

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Geology

Explore the geological features and formations found at Canyonlands.

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Become a Junior Ranger

Pickup your free junior ranger booklets at a park visitor center or download and complete activities online.

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History and Culture

Discover the stories of generations that have called Canyonlands home, and the special places they left behind.

Last updated: March 13, 2026

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2282 Resource Blvd.
Moab, UT 84532

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435-719-2313

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