Canyonlands National Park promises adventures as big as its vistas. Stunning geology, archaeological sites, and two of the West's largest rivers provide endless opportunities to test your navigation skills, learn about Native cultures, and recharge with natural quiet.
With three separate districts of the park, there is a lot to do and see in Canyonlands National Park. Make the most of your trip to Canyonlands by doing your homework first.
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Home to the famous "White Rim," the Islands in the Sky District is a hop, skip, and a jump away from Moab. Start planning ›
The Needles District is a hiker's heaven, with numerous loop hikes, day hikes, and backpacking opportunities. Learn more ›
Make sure to bring a map with you to the Maze District! It's remote and primitive but full of incredible sights. Go prepared ›
It's hard to choose favorites, but these hikes leave us longing for more.
Camping anywhere in the backcountry requires a permit. Find out how to get your golden ticket ›
Wondering how to get a permit to hike and camp in Grand Canyon National Park? Let's break it down.
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