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Road Closures
The roads in Salt Creek/Horse Canyons remain impassable due to downed trees and other obstacles. More »
River Permits
River permits may be obtained in person or by mail from the Reservation Office in Moab, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Permits may also be obtained in person at any Canyonlands National Park visitor center (hours vary). WHEN TO APPLY There is no lottery for river permits in Canyonlands. These permits are available on a first-come, first-served basis after the first business day in January for each calendar year. There are no daily launch limits in Canyonlands, so there is no need to submit mulitiple requests for the same date. If you submit a request, you will get a permit...for any date you choose. HOW TO APPLY To apply for a river permit, please download and complete the River Trip Application Form (33kb PDF file). FEES Canyonlands charges fees for all private river permits: Flat Water: $20 reservation fee + $20 per person For example, a Cataract Canyon trip with five people would cost $130: GROUP SIZE Group size limit is 40 people for private river trips. LENGTH OF STAY Permits can be issued for up to fourteen consecutive nights.REGULATIONS Additional regulations apply to all river trips. For more information, please visit the River Use Stipulations Page. QUESTIONS? Reservation Office staff are available by phone to answer questions and assist with trip planning Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. (Mountain Time), at (435) 259-4351. When workload permits, phones may be answered until 4:00 p.m. Visitors may also email questions. |
Did You Know?
The Utah juniper, one of the most common trees in the southwest, has the ability to self-prune. During droughts, these trees will cut off fluids from one or more branches so that the rest of the tree can survive. More...
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