Natural Bridges National Monument

Bill at Abajo greeted us with cheer and helpfulness. His property was immaculate and was nestled in a beautiful green oasis just outside of town. We were brought to our private cabin that although rustic, included our own private bathroom that was very clean and roomy. All of our expectations were exceeded with hospitality and peaceful tranquility with this beautiful resort. Just when we thought it couldn't get any better, we were brought our magnificent dinner (don't pass up the BBQ dinner for just $32 - worth every penny). It was brought to us very discreetly just when we requested it and was the most delicious, exquisite food we had our entire trip. After dinner, we received our dessert and Bill generously started our very own campfire right outside our cabin door. I just can't say enough about this place, it's class, peacefulness and the hospitality of the owners. Bravo!

--Julie, Elbert Colorado

Natural Bridges National Monument

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Natural Bridges

Natural Bridges has been named the first International Dark Sky Park by the International Dark Sky Association because of its splendid starry skies. In 1904 National Geographic Magazine publicized the bridges, and in 1908 Theodore Roosevelt established Natural Bridges National Monument, creating Utah's first National Park System area. Natural Bridges consists of a series of spectacular naturally formed bridges. You can contact the Natural Bridges Visitor Center at (435) 692-1234, or visit www.nps.gov/nabr.