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Bluff Dwellings Resort
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Hand-picked by Roman, Grand Circle expertCompare prices:
- Booking.com: $200
- Expedia: $190
- Vio.com: $180
Resorts3 starsCabinsScenic viewsSpaCafesWord from curator
Bluff Dwellings Resort is a unique accommodation option that offers luxurious and comfortable lodging in the midst of stunning natural scenery. The rooms and suites are well-appointed and designed with a blend of modern amenities and rustic charm.
You can choose from a variety of accommodation options, including rooms spacious suites with separate living areas and full kitchens. The resort also offers a range of on-site amenities and activities, including an outdoor swimming pool, hot tub, and fitness center.
For those who want to explore the surrounding area, there are hiking and biking trails nearby, as well as opportunities for horseback riding and guided tours. Whether you're looking for a relaxing getaway or an adventure-filled vacation, Bluff Dwellings Resort is the perfect basecamp for exploring the beauty of Utah's desert landscape.
Nearby things to do
Monument Valley Drive
Scenic route that takes you through the stunning red rock formations of the Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park. The 17-mile drive winds through a vast, open landscape dominated by towering mesas and buttes, including West Mitten, East Mitten, and Merrick Butte. The route has been featured in numerous films, TV shows, and advertisements, and has become an iconic symbol of the American West.
John Ford Point
Popular viewpoint in Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, named after the famous Hollywood director who filmed many western movies in the area. From the viewpoint, you can enjoy panoramic views of the valley, with its iconic red sandstone formations and towering buttes, set against a backdrop of blue sky and distant mesas. The view is considered one of the most beautiful and photogenic in the park, so don't forget your camera.
Goosenecks
Beautiful and unique natural wonder located in San Juan County in Utah. The park is named after the winding, deep canyons that the San Juan River has carved out over millions of years, creating a series of stunning gooseneck bends. The park is situated on a mesa overlooking the San Juan River, offering breathtaking views of the canyons and the surrounding landscape.
Moki Dugway
Steep and winding dirt road carved into the side of a cliff in southeastern Utah. The road is approximately three miles long and climbs 1,200 feet in elevation, offering incredible views of the surrounding area. The road was built in 1958 to provide access to a uranium mine in Cedar Mesa, but now it is mainly used by adventurous travelers seeking stunning panoramic views of the rugged canyonlands below.
Novajo Guided Tour
Unique opportunity to explore the iconic landscape of the American Southwest through the eyes of the Navajo people. The Navajo are the largest Native American tribe in the United States, and their history and culture are deeply intertwined with the red rock formations of Monument Valley.
House on Fire
Popular photography destination located in the South Fork of Mule Canyon. It is named for the striking resemblance the rock formations have to a house on fire when the sunlight hits it just right. The ruins themselves are not very large, but they are still a fascinating piece of history to behold.
