moderate
Half day to multi-day
Participants should be in good physical condition, comfortable with hiking on uneven terrain and active for several hours.
Wild Expeditions offers a dynamic lineup of hikes, canyoneering, river paddling, and off-road tours around Bears Ears National Monument from Bluff, Utah. Discover what makes this outfitter a standout voice in one of America’s most compelling wildlands.
Carry at least 2 liters of water per person and wear UV-protective clothing; desert sun can be intense year-round.
For canyoneering and river excursions, bring quick-dry clothes and be ready for cold swims, especially in spring and fall.
Wear sturdy hiking shoes or canyoneering boots with good grip for slickrock and boulder scrambling sections.
Photograph respectfully, avoid touching rock art and ruins to help protect Navajo heritage scattered throughout the region.
The Bears Ears region is rich with Ancestral Puebloan ruins and Navajo cultural heritage that guides highlight on each tour.
Wild Expeditions emphasizes Leave No Trace principles and educates guests on protecting fragile rock art and riparian habitats.
Keeps water accessible for long hikes and river excursions.
Adjusts to temperature swings common in desert environments.
spring|fall|winter specific
Essential for navigating slickrock and scrambling over boulders.
Protects electronics and dry clothes during paddle or canyoneering trips.
summer|spring|fall specific