DREAM IT Discover the awe-inspiring landscapes, deep cultural history, and fragile beauty of one of America’s newest national monuments. Exploring Utah’s Bears Ears and Cedar Mesa  guides hikers, backpackers, and sightseers through sweeping mesas, sandstone canyons, and ancient archaeological sites—revealing the magic that makes this region one of the Southwest’s most extraordinary places. Created in partnership with the Friends of Cedar Mesa, this guide helps visitors explore with respect for the land’s cultural significance and sensitive environment. PLAN IT Everything you need for a meaningful and responsible visit: Full-color images and expert recommendations for hiking, backpacking, scenic drives, and landmarks - GPS coordinates for all major trailheads - Comprehensive maps, descriptions, and directions DO IT Set out to experience the best of Bears Ears: Wander quiet canyons lined with ancient dwellings - Capture breathtaking mesas, cliffs, and panoramic views - Learn the region’s geology, history, and cultural significance Andrew Weber is a journalist, photojournalist and former director of content for Trails.com. He serves as a ranger for the Bureau of Land Management at Kane Gulch on Cedar Mesa, the crown jewel of Bears Ears. He has now lived in the Four Corners region for a decade and works closely with the Friends of Cedar Mesa. Andrew has been exploring Bears Ears since 2001. He lives in Shiprock, New Mexico.