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State park · Southern Utah
Fremont Indian State Park and Museum
One of the largest collections of Fremont rock art in Utah, along I-70 in Clear Creek Canyon. A museum and trails make it an easy stop.
Photo: James St. John · CC BY 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons
Fremont Indian State Park was created after construction of I-70 uncovered the largest known Fremont village in Utah. The museum displays artifacts from the site, and short trails lead to hundreds of petroglyphs and pictographs.
The park is also a designated International Dark Sky Park, with a campground in Clear Creek Canyon.
Don't miss
- MuseumArtifacts and exhibits on the Fremont culture.
- Rock art trailsPetroglyphs and pictographs along short canyon walks.
- Castle Rock CampgroundA shady canyon campground.
- Dark skiesAn International Dark Sky Park.
Good to know
- Easy stop on I-70 between Richfield and the I-15 junction.
- Ask museum staff for a guide to the panels.
- Bring water; trails are exposed.