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The following are protected federal lands in the state of Utah:

There are five National Parks within the state of Utah:

• Zion National Park near Springdale^[1]
• Bryce Canyon National Park near Tropic^[1]
• Capitol Reef National Park and near Torrey^[1]
• Arches National Park near Moab^[1]
• Canyonlands National Park near Moab^[1]

The eight National Monuments in the state of Utah are:

• Bears Ears National Monument near San Juan County^[2]
• Cedar Breaks National Monument near Cedar City^[1]
• Dinosaur National Monument near Vernal^[1]
• Grand Staircase–Escalante National Monument near Kanab^[3]
• Hovenweep National Monument near Bluff^[1]
• Natural Bridges National Monument near Mexican Hat^[1]
• Rainbow Bridge National Monument near Page, Arizona^[1]
• Timpanogos Cave National Monument near Highland^[1]

The two National Recreation Areas within the state of Utah are:

• Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, located in Kane County, San Juan County, Garfield County^[1]
• Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area, located in Daggett County^[4]

The one National Historical Park within the state of Utah is:

• Golden Spike National Historical Park near Corinne^[5]

There are 583 miles of National Historic Trails in Utah, which include the following trails:

• California National Historic Trail through northern Utah^[1]
• Old Spanish National Historic Trail through central and southern Utah^[1]
• Pony Express National Historic Trail through northern Utah^[1]

The 7 National Forests within the state of Utah are:

• Ashley National Forest^[6]
• Dixie National Forest^[6]
• Fishlake National Forest^[6]
• Manti La Sal National Forest^[6]
• Sawtooth National Forest^[6]
• Uinta-Wasatch Cache National Forest^[6]
• Caribou–Targhee National Forest [1]

The 31 Wilderness Areas within the state of Utah are:

• Ashdown Gorge Wilderness^[7]
• Beartrap Canyon Wilderness^[7]
• Beaver Dam Mountains Wilderness^[7]
• Black Ridge Canyons Wilderness^[7]
• Box-Death Hollow Wilderness^[7]
• Canaan Mountain Wilderness^[7]
• Cedar Mountain Wilderness^[7]
• Cottonwood Forest Wilderness^[7]
• Cougar Canyon Wilderness^[7]
• Dark Canyon Wilderness^[7]
• Deep Creek Wilderness^[7]
• Deseret Peak Wilderness^[7]
• Doc's Pass Wilderness^[7]
• Goose Creek Wilderness^[7]
• High Uintas Wilderness^[7]
• LaVerkin Creek Wilderness^[7]
• Lone Peak Wilderness^[7]
• Mount Naomi Wilderness^[7]
• Mount Nebo Wilderness^[7]
• Mount Olympus Wilderness^[7]
• Mount Timpanogos Wilderness^[7]
• Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness^[7]
• Pine Valley Mountain Wilderness^[7]
• Red Butte Wilderness^[7]
• Red Mountain Wilderness^[7]
• Slaughter Creek Wilderness^[7]
• Taylor Creek Wilderness^[7]
• Twin Peaks Wilderness^[7]
• Wellsville Mountains Wilderness^[7]
• Zion Wilderness^[7]

The two National Conservation Areas within the state of Utah are:

• Red Cliffs National Conservation Area^[8]
• Beaver Dam Wash National Conservation Area^[8]

The three National Wildlife Refuges within the state of Utah are:

• Bear River Migratory Bird Wildlife Refuge^[9]
• Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge ^[9]
• Ouray National Wildlife Refuge^[9]

The 18 federally designated National Recreation Trails in the state of Utah are:

• Bald Mountain National Recreation Trail^[10]
• Bicentennial National Recreation Trail^[10]
• Cascade Falls National Recreation Trail^[10] v
• Cascade Springs National Recreation Trail^[10]
• Fish Creek National Recreation Trail^[10]
• Fish Creek National Recreation Trail^[10] (there are two called Fish Creek)
• Fisher Towers National Recreation Trail^[10]
• Gooseberry Mesa National Recreation Trail^[10]
• Historic Union Pacific Rail National Recreation Trail^[10]
• Lakeshore National Recreation Trail^[10]
• Left Fork Huntington Creek National Recreation Trail^[10]
• Little Hole National Recreation Trail^[10]
• Moab Slickrock Bike National Recreation Trail^[10]
• Mount Timpanogos National Recreation Trail^[10]
• Naomi Peak National Recreation Trail^[10]
• Skyline National Recreation Trail^[10]
• Wetland Wonders Walk National Recreation Trail^[10]
• Whipple National Recreation Trail^[10]

The 8 federally designated National Scenic Byways in the state of Utah are:

• Brian Head-Panguitch Lake National Scenic Byway^[11]
• Dinosaur Diamond Prehistoric Highway National Scenic Byway^[11]
• Energy Loop: Huntington & Eccles Canyons National Scenic Byway^[11]
• Flaming Gorge-Uintas National Scenic Byway^[11]
• Highway 12 All American Road National Scenic Byway^[11]
• Logan Canyon National Scenic Byway^[11]
• Nebo Loop National Scenic Byway^[11]
• Trail of the Ancients National Scenic Byway^[11]

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  Zion Canyon at sunset in Zion National Park as seen from Angels Landing looking south.
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  Natural Bridge Owachomo at Natural Bridges National Monument
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  Houseboat on Lake Powell, Utah at Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
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  Steam engines at Golden Spike National Historic Site
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  Uinta National Forest
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  Mount Timpanogos National Wilderness Area
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  Fish Springs National Wildlife Refuge
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  Mountain Bikers on slickrock bike trail on the Moab Slickrock Bike National Recreation Trail
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  The road reveals rugged white cliffs and thick forest stands on the way from Parowan at the Brian Head-Panguitch Lake National Scenic Byway

• List of Utah Scenic Byways
• List of Utah State Parks
• State of Utah
• Utah Transfer of Public Lands Act