Grand Gulch Wilderness Study Area

"Cedar Mesa Grand Gulch" by Bureau of Land Management , CC BY 2.0

Grand Gulch

Wilderness Study Area - Utah

The Grand Gulch Instant Study Area is in the Canyonlands Section of the Colorado Plateau Physiographic Province. This WSA is predominantly a network of sinuous canyons, totaling more than 190 miles in length, that are tributary to the San Juan River. Pinyon-juniper woodland, sagebrush, and blackbrush are the predominant types of vegetation. Canyons, pinnacles, pedestals, knobs, arches, and alcoves offer unique and dramatic and colorful views in nearly every part of the area. The area contains extensive remains of Ancestral Puebloan dwellers occupation from about 200 A.D. to 1300 A.D including lithic scatters, walled fireplaces, pictographs, petroglyphs, pithouses, pottery shards, towers, cliff dwellings, and kivas. Multiple trailheads (Todie Flat, Bullet Canyon, Slickhorn Complex and Government trailheads) are located to the west of Highway 261 between the Kane Gulch Ranger Station and the Moki Dugway.

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Visitor Map of Grand Gulch Wilderness Study Area (WSA) in the Monticello Field Office area in Utah. Published by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).

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USFS 100K Series - Blanding

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Hovenweep - Area Map

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USFS 100K Series - Bluff

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Rainbow Bridge - Area Map

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USFS 100K Series - Navajo Mountain

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San Juan County OHV - Jacobs Chair, Piute Pass and Tables of the Sun

Map of Jacobs Chair, Piute Pass and Tables of the Sun Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Trails. Published by San Juan County.

USFS 100K Series - Hite Crossing

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Bears Ears - San Juan River

Visitor Map of the San Juan River in the Bears Ears National Monument (NM) in Utah. Published by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).

USFS Intermountain Region 4 - Manti-La Sal - East

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San Juan County - Travel Plan - Map 12

Map 12 of the San Juan County Travel Plan in Utah. Published by San Juan County.

San Juan County - Travel Plan - Map 11

Map 11 of the San Juan County Travel Plan in Utah. Published by San Juan County.

San Juan County - Travel Plan - Map 8

Map 8 of the San Juan County Travel Plan in Utah. Published by San Juan County.

San Juan County - Travel Plan - Map 7

Map 7 of the San Juan County Travel Plan in Utah. Published by San Juan County.

Bears Ears - Recreation Opportunities

Map of Recreation Opportunities at Bears Ears National Monument (NM) in Utah. Published by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).

San Juan County OHV - OHV Travel Plan and Trails

Map of the San Juan County Off-Highway Vehicle (OHV) Travel Plan and Trail System published by San Juan County.

Glen Canyon - Visitor Map

Official Visitor Map of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area (NRA) in Arizona and Utah. Published by the National Park Service (NPS).

Utah State - Highway Map

Official Utah Highway Map. Published by the Utah Department of Transportation.

Grand Gulch WSA https://www.blm.gov/site-page/programs-national-conservation-lands-utah-grand-gultch-isa-complex https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cedar_Mesa The Grand Gulch Instant Study Area is in the Canyonlands Section of the Colorado Plateau Physiographic Province. This WSA is predominantly a network of sinuous canyons, totaling more than 190 miles in length, that are tributary to the San Juan River. Pinyon-juniper woodland, sagebrush, and blackbrush are the predominant types of vegetation. Canyons, pinnacles, pedestals, knobs, arches, and alcoves offer unique and dramatic and colorful views in nearly every part of the area. The area contains extensive remains of Ancestral Puebloan dwellers occupation from about 200 A.D. to 1300 A.D including lithic scatters, walled fireplaces, pictographs, petroglyphs, pithouses, pottery shards, towers, cliff dwellings, and kivas. Multiple trailheads (Todie Flat, Bullet Canyon, Slickhorn Complex and Government trailheads) are located to the west of Highway 261 between the Kane Gulch Ranger Station and the Moki Dugway.