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Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument

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Grand Canyon-Parashant National Monument is a vast expanse of rugged terrain located in Arizona. It offers visitors a chance to explore remote landscapes, ancient rock formations, and a variety of wildlife, making it a unique destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

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Travelers come to experience the solitude and natural beauty of the area, often engaging in activities like hiking, camping, and photography. The monument is less crowded than other national parks, allowing for a more personal connection with nature.

In pictures

A UTV drives down a road surrounded on both sides by sage
A UTV drives down a road surrounded on both sides by sage

Practical

At a glance

Established
2000
Open
Daily open 24 hours
Accessibility
Limited access, rough terrain
Address
Public Lands Visitor Center, Saint George, UT 84790
Opening hours
Daily open 24 hours
Phone
(435) 688-3200
Price
Free
Website
www.nps.gov

Things to know

No entrance fee required
Limited facilities, plan accordingly
Best visited in spring or fall for mild weather
Bring plenty of water and snacks

Photo: NPS/T. Miller