Encompassing 3,730 acres at an elevation of 6,000 feet, this state park is the site of a stunning, coral-colored dune field that is surrounded by red sandstone cliffs and juniper forests.

Gorgeous canyon whose stone walls shimmer with hundreds of different shades of pink and red: a truly aesthetic experience.

The Paria River has cut deep into the soft sandstone, hundreds of feet deep, and the walls of the canyon are striated in bands of pink and red and ocher and copper and gold, smoothed by water into intricate rippled patterns and glazed by the sun.

Enjoy cowboy grub in an old west setting featuring the movie sets from well-known Hollywood westerns.

Well-graded trail provides hikers a close-up look of the geology, plant and animal life along the Utah and northern Arizona border region.

Pueblo of Anasazi Native Americans, with artifacts and exhibits.