Discover Cedar Breaks: New Visitor Contact Station Opening Soon!
Discover the new Visitor Contact Station at Cedar Breaks National Monument opening on August 22, 2024! An educational gateway to the wonders of Cedar Breaks awaits!
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Wanna Float Your Boat At Lake Powell? Next Month It Will Cost You More
Starting March 4, 2024, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area (GCNRA) introduces new boat pass fees based on vessel length.
National Park Service Proposing Fee Increase For Lake Powell Boating
Unclear is what the park service wants to raise the amount of the fee to.
Ranger Programs Reveal Zion National Park Beauty
Some ranger programs focus on the cultural history of the area, including the Native American communities that have lived in the region for centuries.
Rescue Effort Brings Horses To Safety
Several factors aligned to make the rescue possible, including the proximity to a marina, and the availability of an NPS vessel that could accommodate a horse trailer.
Roads To Cedar Breaks; Grand Canyon North Rim Reopen
Limited operations for now at both Cedar Breaks National Monument and the North Rim of the Grand Canyon
Crews Battling Kolob Upper Fire As Road Reopens To Traffic
(Springdale, UT) -- Roads through Zion National Park are back open amid an ongoing wildfire. Officials closed Kolob Terrace Road between State Route 9 and the Lava Point area to allow for firefighters to contain the blaze. The road was reopened with a pilot car guiding traffic beyond the Kolob Upper Fire. Crews are still b...
Visiting Southern Utah National Parks this year? Officials say to plan ahead
SPRINGDALE, Utah (KDXU) - If you want to visit Arches National Park in Moab and Zion National Park in Springdale, you’re going to want to plan ahead.
“April 1 of 2022, everyone who hikes Angel’s Landing is going to need a permit,” says Jonathan Shafer, a Public Affairs Specialist for Zion National Park.
Arches National Park is
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Cedar Breaks National Monument invites public comment on new visitor contact station
In partnership with Iron County, the Zion Forever Project, and other local stakeholders, the National Park Service (NPS) is in the process of designing a new visitor contact station within the Point Supreme developed area at Cedar Breaks National Monument (CEBR)
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ATVs to be allowed on some roads in Utah’s 5 national parks
ATVs will be allowed on certain roads in the five national parks in Utah under a new rule from the National Park Service that went through without public comment.
The rule taking effect Nov. 1 only applies to national parks in Utah to conform with a state law passed 2008 that allows any “street-legal” vehicle on state and county roads.
The Nat...