RV rental Natural Bridges National Monument, UT: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more
RV rental Natural Bridges National Monument, UT: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more
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The site of the current 13th-largest natural bridge in the world happens to be located in Utah. Natural Bridges National Monument was officially declared a National Monument in 1908 by President Roosevelt after a National Geographic expedition shared pictures in its magazine. In those days, there were no roads, and the only way in and out was on horseback, which took three or four days. A road was finally created in the mid-1970s, and only then did the outdoor recreation begin to grow. Archeologists have found evidence of ancient settlements that date back to at least 7500 BCE. There are rock art and petroglyphs in various spots around the park.
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Getting Outdoors
Natural Bridges National Monument is home to three natural bridges: kachina, owachomo, and sipapu. All three can be viewed from the scenic byway loop, but most visitors don’t drive hours just to look at them from their car. Instead, embark on one of the trails, which totals around 25 miles. In addition to enjoying these unique geological wonders, hikers are treated to the raw beauty of the Utah desert. The red crumbling soil of Utah is dotted by native desert plants like yucca, rabbitbrush, and sage. In nooks, crannies, and shaded areas where water might collect, thirsty plants like juniper, willows, and Indian paintbrushes cluster.
Camping at Natural Bridges National Monument
When you are far away from the closest hotel, it makes good sense to rent a camper and stay somewhere closer to Natural Bridges National Monument. This way, it’s easier to get up in the morning to watch a sunrise over one of the arches or to enjoy the night sky. Natural Bridges National Monument RV campground is a small facility with only 13 sites. There are no hookups, though there is a vault toilet. Most sites have juniper trees that act as a screen, blocking views of the neighboring RV sites. Each site is accompanied by a fire grill and picnic table. Campers should be aware that due to the tight turns to access the campground, vehicles longer than 26 feet are not recommended. Cell service is also very spotty, and all visitors should be well prepared for emergencies.
Exploring the Area
The small desert towns scattered across Utah are full of history, local lore, and interesting architecture. Many also have museums that proudly spotlight their heritage and culture. Traveling from town to town is a simple matter in a motorhome rental. Right in the middle of the town of Bluff is a small fort that was constructed in the 1880s to protect the settlers from raiders. Get a glimpse into what American pioneers endured as they struggled to survive in one of the harshest terrains in the country at the Frontier Museum in Monticello.
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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds
- Hiking TrailLocation
- Horsecollar Ruin Trail, UTNatural Bridges National Monument, UT
- Kachina Bridge Trail, UTNatural Bridges National Monument, UT
- Sipapu Bridge to Kachina Bridge Loop, UTNatural Bridges National Monument, UT
- Sipapu Bridge Trail, UTBlanding, UT
- Under the Natural Bridges Loop, UTNatural Bridges National Monument, UT
- Owachomo Bridge Trail, UTNatural Bridges National Monument, UT
- Elk Ridge Road Drive, UTBlanding, UT
- Kane Gulch Trail, UTBluff, UT
- Bullet Canyon Trail to Grand Gulch and Kane Gulch, UTBlanding, UT
- Stock Pond to Grand Gulch via Givernment Trail, UTNatural Bridges National Monument, UT
- CampgroundsLocation
- Natural Bridges Campground, UTSan Juan County, UT
- Nizhoni Campground, UTSan Juan County, UT
- Devils Canyon Campground, UTSan Juan County, UT
- Bullfrog RV & Campground, UTKane County, UT
- Starr Spring Campground, UTGarfield County, UT
- Halls Crossing RV & Campground, UTSan Juan County, UT
- Monument Valley KOA, UTSan Juan County, UT
- Canyonlands National Park Needles District Campground, UTSan Juan County, UT
- Goulding's Monument Valley Campground & RV Park, UTSan Juan County, UT
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