No place in the world can boast as dense a concentration of natural rock arches as southeastern Utah’s Arches National Park, set right on the doorstep of Moab and showcasing some incomparably gorgeous-and legitimately surreal-topography. Each are open to the public during the festival.Article Overview: Best Hikes in Arches National Park
Takes place at the North Campground Outdoor Theater.īryce Canyon’s daily 11 a.m. Her talk will cover the paleontology of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, Bryce Canyon’s immediate neighbor to the east, which in recent years has produced many new dinosaur species. With research and field experience in places ranging from the Grand Canyon to the Gobi Desert in Mongolia, her work has kept her outdoors in one form or another for more than twenty years. She has authored multiple books, including “Life in Stone: Fossils of the Colorado Plateau” and “Where Dinosaurs Roamed: Lost Worlds of Utah’s Grand Staircase”. 8 PM: Renowned geologist, educator, writer and naturalist Christa Sadler.George Dinosaur Discovery Site, USU Eastern Prehistoric Museum, Utah Geological Survey and Zion National Park. Booths will feature local public lands and educational institutions, including Dixie National Forest Lake Powell District, Escalante Petrified Forest State Park, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, Southern Utah University’s Geology Club, St. 10 AM: Interactive geology and paleontology booths will open to the public in the Visitor Center plaza until 4 p.m.Takes place at the North Campground Outdoor Theater. After a nearly ten-year hiatus in research, their findings have underscored Bryce Canyon’s potential to produce scientifically significant fossils, from snails and clams to crocodilians, mammals and even dinosaurs. 8 PM: Paleontology fellow Tut Tran will present on paleontological work he and fellow researchers have been spearheading in the park since last summer.2 PM: Rim walks exploring natural and cultural history.Utah Geological Survey and Zion National Park. Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Booths will feature local public lands and educational institutions, including Dixie National Forest Lake Powell District. 12 PM: Interactive geology and paleontology booths will open to the public in the Visitor Center plaza until 4 p.m.geology talks will continue to be offered throughout the festival.
BRYCE CANYON SUNSET CAMPGROUND FREE
These family-friendly hikes require free tickets that can be picked up the day of the hike at the Visitor Center beginning at 8 a.m.
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