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On a road trip through Southern Utah, you never know who you might meet along the way. In the remote region of Grand Staircase–Escalante — situated among the sandstone cliffs and seemingly endless slickrock — resides a community of ranchers. “This is the hardest place I can think of for a person to do what we do,“ says Andy Rice of Boulder Creek Canyon Ranch. “And there’s nowhere else I’d want to do what we’re doing.” Discover the rugged beauty of the region and how your visit can help strengthen the local community.

On a road trip through Southern Utah, you never know who you might meet along the way. In the remote region of Grand Staircase–Escalante — situated among the sandstone cliffs and seemingly endless slickrock — resides a community of ranchers. “This is the hardest place I can think of for a person to do what we do,“ says Andy Rice of Boulder Creek Canyon Ranch. “And there’s nowhere else I’d want to do what we’re doing.” Discover the rugged beauty of the region and how your visit can help strengthen the local community.

Join the Canyonlands Field Institute for a guided rafting trip along Utah’s San Juan River, where emotional connections are made between the kids, the water and the land. Utah guide organizations have gained national prominence in adventure education, offering multi-day youth programs that traverse Southern Utah’s iconic rivers, ancient canyons and cultural landmarks.

The Canyonlands Field Institute (CFI) has gained prominence as an adventure educator, offering multi-day youth programs that traverse Southern Utah’s iconic rivers, ancient canyons and cultural landmarks. "I just love working with CFI,” says Brandi Atene, a CFI program guide who is also Navajo of the Bitter Water clan and grew up in Navajo Mountain, Utah, “because it's education-based and we follow a lot of cultural aspects. I'm grateful for my creator and I believe my creator is Mother Earth.”

Join the Canyonlands Field Institute for a guided rafting trip along Utah’s San Juan River, where emotional connections are made between the kids, the water and the land. Utah guide organizations have gained national prominence in adventure education, offering multi-day youth programs that traverse Southern Utah’s iconic rivers, ancient canyons and cultural landmarks.

The Canyonlands Field Institute (CFI) has gained prominence as an adventure educator, offering multi-day youth programs that traverse Southern Utah’s iconic rivers, ancient canyons and cultural landmarks. "I just love working with CFI,” says Brandi Atene, a CFI program guide who is also Navajo of the Bitter Water clan and grew up in Navajo Mountain, Utah, “because it's education-based and we follow a lot of cultural aspects. I'm grateful for my creator and I believe my creator is Mother Earth.”