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Utah BLM Lands Day Hikes
Utah BLM Lands is one of the most scenic hiking destinations in Utah, featuring trails for all skill levels, breathtaking landscapes, and outdoor recreation opportunities.
Many stunning hikes can be found on the 22.8 million acres of land that the Bureau of Land Management operates in Utah. You can find hikes to mountain peaks, dramatic canyons, arches, waterfalls, historic sites and more.
Top highlights include exploring the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, the Bear Ears National Monument, the San Rafael Swell and the amazing BLM lands around Moab that feature hikes like Corona Arch. This park page will feature hikes that are not in the national monuments mentioned above. Scroll below to see hikes.
Hours
Visitor Centers
- Moab Field Office at 82 East Dogwood, Moab, Utah. It serves the area around Moab.
- Vernal Field Office at 170 South 500 East, Vernal, Utah. It serves the northeastern corner of the state.
- Cedar City Field Office at 176 East D. L. Sargent Drive, Cedar City, Utah. It covers the area around Zion and southwestern Utah.
- Price Field Office at 125 S 600 W, Price, Utah. It is good for information about the San Rafael Swell and surrounding areas.
Pets
Camping
Tips
- Many parts of the Utah BLM Lands are extremely remote. A high clearance vehicle with good tires is a must. Always visit the BLM-Utah website for current conditions, closures, and rules.
- Temperatures can exceed 100° Fahrenheit in the summer and the temperatures are cold during the winter months.
- Bring plenty of water when exploring the trails and roads.
Fees
- There is no general entrance fee. However, some developed sites do charge fees.
Permits
Resources
