News & Events

The Moab and Blanding Information Centers and Kane Gulch Ranger Station are temporarily closed.

The CNHA main office staff will be working remotely. We are still accepting shipments at the warehouse Monday – Friday.

The health of our employees and visitors is of the utmost importance. We will continue to update as more information becomes available.

Beginning May 29th, Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park will resume allowing access to:

• All park roads, trails, and restrooms
• Commercial operations as previously permitted

Backcountry permits for Canyonlands and climbing/canyoneering permits for Arches will be available for use starting May 30th.

With public health in mind, the following facilities and services remain closed at this time:

• Visitor centers and park stores
• The Fiery Furnace and backcountry camping at Arches
• Devils Garden Campground at Arches
• Willow Flat Campground at Island in the Sky district and Needles Campground in The Needles district of Canyonlands

Fee collection continues to be suspended at both parks until further notice.

Beginning May 14th, Hovenweep & Natural Bridges National Monuments will resume access to roads, trails, and restrooms.

The following areas will remain closed until further notice:

• Hovenweep & Natural Bridges Visitor Centers and bookstores operated by Canyonlands Natural History Association
• Hovenweep & Natural Bridges Campgrounds

To find the most up to date information at Southeast Utah Parks please visit the links below:

• Canyonlands National Park (NPS.gov)
• Arches National Park (NPS.gov)
• Hovenweep National Monument (NPS.gov)
• Kane Gulch Ranger Station (BLM.gov)
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These are challenging times for CNHA, our public lands partners, and our visitors, members and supporters. Maybe these beautiful lands we care so much about are all that is immune from COVID-19.



We continue to offer what we can in support of southeast Utah public lands through our new, recently launched website and store. We invite you to browse our site for news and information, as well as updated products, and to find a much needed connection to these natural areas.

Read the March 2020 CNHA Newsletter