Monticello Holidays

This 5,000-square-foot sandstone home features 14 rooms with rock-carved elements and vintage furnishings. The property includes an on-site petting zoo with exotic animals like camels and zebras.

This natural sandstone arch spans 91 feet across Utah's red rock landscape, just a short drive from Moab. Climb the brief, steep trail to stand beneath its massive curve and capture the perfect desert panorama.

This ancient rock canvas displays over 650 petroglyphs spanning 2,000 years of Native American history. View the intricate carvings in early morning light when shadows enhance their mysterious details.

Gaze across dramatic sandstone spires and multi-colored rock formations from this tranquil Canyonlands viewpoint. The short, accessible trail rewards visitors with breathtaking panoramas.

This striking sandstone formation stands like a sentinel along Route 191, its dome shape glowing red at sunset. Pull off safely to photograph its layered facade against the Utah desert landscape.

Designed by Richardson and Snyder, this 18-hole course integrates with the Blue Mountains' terrain. Experience dramatic elevation changes and panoramic views while navigating this acclaimed Utah destination.

This 1.3-mile trail commemorates Monticello's uranium milling history through informational signs along a flat, accessible path. Perfect for morning walks, with views of industrial heritage and natural scenery.

Commune with nature and explore the great outdoors at Monticello Lake during your travels in Monticello. Wander around the natural setting in this quaint area or simply enjoy its cafes.