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Mule Canyon Ruins

Mule Canyon Ruins, near Blanding, Utah.

The Mule Canyons Ruins site is a well preserved surface complex over seven hundred years old. The ruin includes a block of rooms, kiva, and tower which have been excavated and stabilized.

This is a well preserved surface complex. The ruin includes a block of rooms, kiva, and tower, which have been excavated and stabilized. Interpretive signs, picnic tables, and vault toilet are provided. Can be accessed by all vehicles. Hikers can explore other ruins in the North and South forks of Mule Canyon.

It is well signed on U-95.
Turn north .3 miles on a paved road from U-95, between mile posts 101 and 102.

Area:	N/A
Elevation:	5,891 feet.
Fees:	None
Hours:	N/A
Visitor Center:	None
Facilities:	Interpretive signing, picnic tables, and vault toilets are provided.
Directions:	The site is well signed on U-95. Get directions from Google Maps. Get directions from MapQuest.
Coordinates:	Map Coordinates (NAD83): 37 31.928N; 109 43.505W.
Weather:	See area weather chart. See Canyon Country Weather for more information. Sunrise/Sunset

Regulations:	See Archaeological Site Etiquette. See American Antiquities Act of 1906. See Archaeological Resources Protection Act of 1979. Archaeological Resources Protection Act Hotline: 800-227-7286. See Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Restrictions and Regulations. See Pets in the Parks and Backcountry. See Encountering Wild Animals.
Precautions:	See Backcountry Considerations. See Backcountry Emergencies.

Mule Canyon Ruins, Utah.

Camping

There is no camping at this location.

Hiking

There are no established hiking trails at this location; however, there are bushwhacking routes nearby.

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