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Utah
Bears Ears
Field Guide
Canyons, cliff dwellings, and twin buttes sacred to five tribes — a landscape with no single entrance.
A complete planning guide to Bears Ears National Monument. Covers why there's no single entrance or entrance fee, which canyons require permits, the best sites from Newspaper Rock to House on Fire, dispersed camping rules, and world-class Indian Creek rock climbing. Includes a dated notice on the monument's pending boundary reduction, currently being challenged in federal court.
- 15
- pages
- instant download
- Jul 2026
- last updated
What's inside
- 1No single entrance — how to plan a multi-day visit
- 2Which canyons require day-hiking or backpacking permits
- 3Best sites from Newspaper Rock to House on Fire
- 4Dispersed camping rules & Indian Creek rock climbing
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The Bears Ears guide, page by page
A 15-page print-at-home PDF field guide to Bears Ears, Utah.
- 01Welcome
- 02Rules & basics
- 03First-time logistics
- 04Roads & scenic drives
- 05Park overview map
- 06Weather & seasons
- 07Best sites & hikes
- 08Camping
- 09Backcountry trip checklist
- 10Wildlife & plants
- 11Rock climbing & the Bears Ears buttes
- 12Field first aid
- 13Pocket cards
- 14Trail quick-card
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