The U.S. National Park standouts Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef and Zion National Parks are the Mighty Five.

What’s next for the Utah monuments? Here are three tasks Robert Gehrke says are crucial If we want these monuments to meet their potential, work needs to start working now on management, stability.

At Glen Canyon National Recreation Area in southern Utah, an iconic landmark known as the Double Arch collapsed recently.

In 1929 Arches had been designated as a National Monument. The desert area outside of Moab in Eastern Utah is recognized all over the world for it's sandstone formations.

A climber even scaled Delicate Arch, the most widely recognized of Utah’s more than 6,000 arches, leaving rope grooves in the sandstone that Garthwait said can still be seen today.

A climber even scaled Delicate Arch, the most widely recognized of Utah's more than 6,000 arches, leaving rope grooves in the sandstone that Garthwait said can still be seen today.

They protect our most important cultural and natural resources — many monuments have ultimately become cherished national parks like Zion, Arches, Capitol Reef, Grand Canyon and Grand Teton.

A blockbuster movie under wraps for months is now a week away from filming and will shut down the main thoroughfare in Moab ...

Imagine if Utah’s notion of what a national monument should be were extended to Arches National Park, which was originally a national monument: Instead of a 75,000-acre swath of protected land ...

The small town of Bluff in southeastern Utah — near several national monuments including Bears Ears — has been granted a new ...