Accessible Attractions in Bluff, Utah

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This is for anyone with accessibility concerns who wants to visit Bluff, Utah and is looking for fun activities in the surrounding areas.

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Sand Island Petroglyphs

Bluff Fort Historic Site

Bears Ears Education Center

Scenic Drives

Accessible Accommodation: Willow Street Cottages

Monument Valley Tribal Park

Four Corners National Monument

Welcome to the Utah portion of the Four Corners Region! There is plenty to do near Bluff, Utah, and we hope you enjoy your stay. Nature’s beauty is meant to be enjoyed by all, so we have compiled a list of fun things to do in and around the area.

For travelers using wheelchairs or those with mobility challenges, Bluff and the surrounding areas provide several accessible attractions that ensure everyone has a memorable experience!

Built in the 1880s, this fort was settled by early Mormon pioneers who had to pass through Hole-in-the-Rock Trail. Most of the original cabins, wagons, and even the meeting house have been reconstructed. However, the Barton house and one of the wagons are originals that give you a better look into the past and what these settlers went through.

Bluff Fort Historic Site features wheelchair-accessible pathways throughout the fort. When they were rebuilt, the visitor center and several cabins were designed for easy access so that you could immerse yourself in the stories of these early settlers.

The Education Center offers natural and cultural insights into why the National Monument matters. It’s designed to be accessible for everyone, featuring exhibits and information that cater to all visitors. Friendly and knowledgeable staff are on hand to share interesting details about the local archaeology, geology, and indigenous cultures, always ready to help when you need it.

If you are able to make it to the Bears Ears Monument, you will be greeted by ancient rock art, cliff dwellings, and sites that are very sacred to local Native American Tribes.

For those seeking the region's beauty from the comfort of their vehicle, these scenic drives offer breathtaking views. There are plenty of spots to pull over and take it all in!

Valley of the Gods: This 17-mile dirt road loop winds through stunning red rock formations. While most of the road is unpaved, most vehicles should be fine in good weather, so just be sure to check the forecast.

Moki Dugway: Buckle up for a unique driving experience! This gravel road takes you 1,200 feet up in just three miles. Once you reach the top, you’ll see panoramic views of the beautiful landscape below.

You must be tired if you have been following this list in order! And why wouldn't you be? You’ve done a lot! Now, you need to find a spot that is accessible for you.

For a comfortable and centrally located stay, consider Willow Street Cottages. Cottage A was designed with accessibility in mind, with a bed at an accessible height, spacious interiors, and a bathroom that meets ADA standards. This ensures that all our guests can relax and recharge after a day of exploring. When you have rested up, you are sure to be ready for the next adventures on our list.

When you think of a place in the middle of nowhere, you might not expect it to be as accommodating to those with disabilities. However, this corner of Utah stands out as a destination that embraces all travelers, ensuring that these historic wonders are accessible to everyone. This inclusive spirit makes everyone feel accepted and valued.

Whether you're delving into ancient histories, marveling at geological formations, or simply soaking in the serene landscapes, Bluff offers enriching experiences for all.

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