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Utah: Landmarks

Archaeological Sites

This page contains information on Utah's archaeological sites. This is not a comprehensive list. More will be added as we discover them. If you know of others, please contact us.

Anasazi State Park Museum
Arches National Park
Book Cliffs
Bullrush Seep
Butler Wash Archaeological District
Canyonlands National Park
Canyon Rims Recreation Area
Capitol Reef National Park
Cedar Mesa
Cockleburr Wash Petroglyphs
Colorado Riverway
Cottonwood Wash Archaeological District
Danger Cave State Park
Dark Canyon Primitive Area
Desolation Canyon
Devil's Lane Pictographs
Diamond Valley Petroglyphs
Eagle Mountain
Edge of the Cedars State Park
Fantasy Canyon
Filmore "Fremont" Glyph
Fort Pearce and Warner Valley Petroglyphs
Fremont Indians State Park
Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
Gray Canyon
Grand Gulch Primitive Area
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
Great Stone Face and Rock Art
Gunlock Petroglyphs
Harrisburg Creek Rock Art

Head of Sinbad Rock Art
Hovenweep National Monument
Indian Creek Canyon
Ivins Rock Art
Land Hill Petroglyph Site
Lion's Mouth Cave
Little Black Mountain Petroglyph Interpretive Site
Little Brush Creek Petroglyphs
McConkie Ranch—Dry Fork Canyon Archaeological Site
McKee Springs
Moab Area
Montezuma Canyon Archaeological District
Mule Canyon Ruins
Natural Bridges National Monument
Nine Mile Canyon National Backcountry Byway
Parowan Gap Petroglyphs
Red Cliffs Recreation Area
Sand Island Recreation Area
San Rafael Swell
Sego Rock Art Panels
Smithsonian Butte Rock Art
Snow Canyon State Park
South Fork Indian Canyon Pictograph Site
Three Kiva Pueblo
Trail of the Ancients Scenic Backway
Virgin River Anasazi Petroglyphs
Westwater Canyon Archaeological District
Zion National Park

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