About the Area
Abajo Lodge is conveniently located in Monticello Utah with year round outdoor activities and adventures. This includes hiking trails, fishing, hunting, off road trails, mountain bike trails , rock climbing and lots of exploring. Monticello lies on the sheltered eastern slope of the Abajo Mountains, overlooking a maze of sandstone canyons and plateaus. The Abajos, topped by 11,360 foot Abajo Peak, are Monticello's summer paradise with mild temperatures cooling rains and recreations sites scattered through Manti-LaSal National Forest.Monticello is where Utah's past brushes against present, with ruins and rock art from the Ancient Ones scattered in nearby Bears Ears National Monument and Hovenweep National Monument.
We are also conveniently located to Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park and Natural Bridges National Monument.
We are also conveniently located to Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park and Natural Bridges National Monument.
THINGS TO DO IN MONTICELLO, UT
Abajo Lodge is conveniently located near the following locations:
Canyonlands Needles District – 31 miles
Newspaper Rock State Park – 29 miles
Monument Valley – 95 miles
Lake Powell/Glen Canyon National Recreation Area – 89 miles
Four Corners National Monument – 93 miles
Hovenweep National Monument – 67 miles
Moab (Colorado River, Slick Rock, Jeeping, etc) – 51 miles
Wilson Arch – 29 miles
Trails of the Ancients – 100 miles
Mexican Hat – 71 miles
Valley of the Gods – 68 miles
Natural Bridges National Monument – 62 miles
Arches National Park – 60 miles
Sand Flats Recreation Area - 55 miles
Bears Ears National Monument
Abajo Lodge is conveniently located near the following locations:
Canyonlands Needles District – 31 miles
Newspaper Rock State Park – 29 miles
Monument Valley – 95 miles
Lake Powell/Glen Canyon National Recreation Area – 89 miles
Four Corners National Monument – 93 miles
Hovenweep National Monument – 67 miles
Moab (Colorado River, Slick Rock, Jeeping, etc) – 51 miles
Wilson Arch – 29 miles
Trails of the Ancients – 100 miles
Mexican Hat – 71 miles
Valley of the Gods – 68 miles
Natural Bridges National Monument – 62 miles
Arches National Park – 60 miles
Sand Flats Recreation Area - 55 miles
Bears Ears National Monument
Arches National Park features over 2,000 natural stone arches, stunning red-rock formations and stunning sun sets. Canyonlands National Park has countless canyons and fantastically formed buttes carved by the Colorado river and its tributaries. Rivers divide the park into four districts: Island in the sky, The Needles, The Maze and the rivers themselves. Bears Ears National Monument includes red rock, juniper forests, high plateau and an abundunce of early human and Native American historical artifacts.
Sand Flats Recreation Area, home of the arduous Slickrock Bike Trail, is also ideal for hikes and ATV rides through the La Sal Mountains.
Sand Flats Recreation Area, home of the arduous Slickrock Bike Trail, is also ideal for hikes and ATV rides through the La Sal Mountains.
