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GPS Users
Using GPS to find your way to Hovenweep is not recommended. Since Hovenweep has 6 different units with numerous paved and dirt roads intesecting each other, GPS will send visitors to unknown locations other than to the park. Using a map is recommended.
For Teachers
Outdoor education at Hovenweep
NPS photo by Neal Herbert
Canyon Country Outdoor Education
Canyon Country Outdoor Education (CCOE) is a cooperative venture between the National Park Service, local school districts and nonprofit organizations in southeast Utah. Field trips are conducted to Hovenweep National Monument, Canyonlands National Park, Hovenweep National Monument and other areas. The purpose of this program is:
Curriculum Materials CCOE has published field trip plans suitable for grades one through six. While these trips were designed to be used in southeast Utah, many can be adapted to other sites, and some activities could work in completely different ecosystems. These plans are available in PDF format. For More Information To learn more about the program or obtain help in adapting lesson plans contact: National Park Service Please note that outdoor education staff are only available during the school year (August to June). If you need assistance outside of this time, please contact the park directly. |
Did You Know?
Lizards, including the colorful collared lizard, are one of the most frequently seen animals at Hovenweep. When not chasing flies or basking in the sun, they are often seen doing what appears to be push-ups. Scientists believe this and other behaviors signal dominance and facilitate courtship.
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