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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.
Public Scoping for Soundscape Management Planning
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Contact: Sabrina Henry , 435-719-2135
The Southeast Utah Group parks (Arches, Canyonlands, Hovenweep, and Natural Bridges) are beginning a process to develop a soundscape management plan and associated environmental assessment. The general purposes of this plan are to (1) protect the acoustic experience of park visitors and ensure that natural sounds continue to play an important role in the enjoyment of park resources and values, (2) protect natural soundscapes and acoustic conditions for wildlife, ensuring healthy and dynamic ecosystems, and (3) provide an approach to managing the natural soundscape that is consistent with National Park Service policy. |
Did You Know?
Hovenweep National Monument includes seven separate pueblos in two states. They include Cajon and Square Tower in Utah, as well as Cutthroat, Horseshoe, Hackberry, Holly and Goodman Point in Colorado.