Glen Canyon Conservancy staff aim to help you have the best experience possible, both on our public lands and our national parks. Explore ways to learn more about America’s natural and cultural heritage by visiting our various sites around the Colorado Plateau.
Our partner parks spread across Arizona, Utah and Colorado. They tap into your sense of adventure, discovery, peace and more. Plan a trip today!
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Visitor Center
Locations
Glen Canyon Conservancy serves public lands across northern Arizona, southern Utah and western Colorado. Stop into any one of our visitor centers for the most accurate information on the area, tips for a memorable visit and friendly, helpful service.
Conservancy stores are all tax free, and proceeds from your purchase support Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Stock up on the best gifts and gear to fuel your next adventure. We’re closer to the places you love.
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Where to Go
Looking for that perfect destination or just starting out on a new adventure? There’s plenty to explore here. Find yourself at home in the American Southwest. Browse points of interest in Glen Canyon, the Grand Staircase, Vermilion Cliffs and Canyons of the Ancients.
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What TO DO
No matter what speed you travel at, there’s something for everyone. Browse by activity and build your perfect journey.
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FEATURED PRODUCTS
GSENM Toadstools Sweatshirt
Celebrate the exploration of the Toadstools in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument with this comfy, unisex sweatshirt. Stone Heather.
Glen Canyon Sprinter Van T-Shirt
Celebrate the exploration of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area with this eye-catching, unisex and super soft T-shirt. Heather Columbia Blue.
Powell’s Arm Pin
Spring 1861, the Civil War broke out and young John Wesley Powell enlisted in the Union Army. One morning, while raising his arm to signal to his men to fire, a musket ball ripped through his right forearm. Two days later, the arm was then amputated from the elbow down. Powell would complain of nerve pain for the rest of his life.
Glen Canyon NRA Navajo Bridge Mug-Denim
Historic Navajo Bridge, built by the State of Arizona, opened on January 12, 1929. The bridge was built to avoid the often difficult and dangerous Lees Ferry crossing, five miles upstream.
Handmade in the U.S.A. Deneen Pottery makes beautifully crafted stoneware mugs and each piece is safe for the dishwasher, oven, freezer and microwave.
Glen Canyon Horseshoe Bend Token
Horseshoe Bend on the Colorado River in the Glen Canyon NRA makes a wide sweep around an escarpment of Navajo Sandstone. Metal token: side A-Image of Horseshoe Bend on the Colorado River; side B-Lake Powell est 1963 Arizona Utah
Membership
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Become part of a community of people passionate about public lands. Members support our efforts in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and enjoy special discounts across the country in stores just like ours. Become a member today!
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