Interpreted Cultural Sites

There are many interpreted cultural sites in the state of Utah.  A few are highlighted below:

• Simpson Springs Station
• Parowan Gap Rock Art
• Red Cliffs Recreation Site
• Fort Pearce Petroglyphs
• Nine Mile Canyon Archaeological District
• Buckhorn Wash Rock Art Panel
• Sego Canyon Rock Art and Ghost Town
• Potash Road Rock Art Sites (Utah Scenic Byway 279)
• Wolverton Historic Mill
• Kane Gulch Ranger Station (Cedar Mesa, Grand Gulch, and Moon House)
• Mule Canyon Archaeological Ruins
• Butler Wash Ruins
• Sand Island Petroglyphs
• Newspaper Rock

Examples of what you can see at the above sites:

Nearby Museums:

• College of Eastern Utah Prehistoric Museum, Price
• Museum of Peoples and Cultures, Provo
• Utah Division of State History, Salt Lake City
• Utah Museum of Natural History, Salt Lake City
• Utah Field House of Natural History State Park & Museum, Vernal
• Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum, Blanding
• Anasazi Heritage Center, Dolores, CO