- TripBuzz found 11 things to do with kids in or near Blanding, Utah, including 4 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Bluff and Monticello.
- From Goosenecks State Park to Hovenweep National Monument, the Blanding area offers 16 different types of family activities, including: Ancient Ruins, Monuments, Specialty Museums and National & State Parks.
- Home of the famous arched rock formations, Blanding is a sought-out tourist destination for nature lovers and hikers. The city is the most populated city within San Juan County with just over 3,000 residents. The city is a gateway to archaeological resources and visitors enjoy the rich history of its findings at the local Dinosaur Museum.
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549 South Main Street, Monticello, UT 84535
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A variety of different elevations and challenges are included at The Hideout Golf Club's 18-hole course. There are four levels offered at each hole that allow players of multiple skill levels to play together.
21.5 Miles
Handcrafted Native American and Southwest art is available through the large retailer of Twin Rocks Trading Post. Specifically, they have museum quality items such as Navajo baskets, Navajo rugs, and Native American jewelry collections.
23.6 Miles
The settlement of Bluff Fort Historic Site has been recently rebuilt and refurbished. The visitor's center and on-site historic buildings are available for self guided tours during business hours, and photographs can be taken throughout the settlement.
23.8 Miles
The historical Bluff Fort is a military fort that is open to visitors free of charge and consists of an open square that is surrounded by cottonwood log cabins. The log cabins all face inward towards the center.
26.9 Miles
Organizing 3 day excursions, Wild River Expeditions provides a comprehensive tour that includes hiking, biking, rafting, and more. The guide points out natural landmarks and wildlife like coyotes, hawks, and donkeys.
27.9 Miles
The only trail within Chesler Park is the Chesler Park Loop Trail that creates a circular path through the region and is roughly eleven miles for a round-trip. Just three miles into the trail is a saddle overlooking the park which shows the shrubs surrounded by the sandstone formations.
36.9 Miles
The Muley Point Overlook is actually the top part of the Moki Dugway. The road itself is a rather staggering graded dirt switchback that covers three miles but allows for scenic views for those who make it to Muley Point at the top.
42.3 Miles
Canyon Trails Ranch organizes guided horseback tours to the scenic attractions of Four Corners and McElmo Canyon. The trails weave through the Canyons of the Ancients National Monument offering views of multiple archeological sites. Waggons and buggies are available on request.