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# Business Owners of Bluff

## Sitemaps
- [XML Sitemap](https://bluffutah.org/sitemap_index.xml): Includes all crawlable and indexable pages.

## Posts
- [Bluff Dark Sky Festival](https://bluffutah.org/bluff-dark-sky-festival/): The Annual Bluff Balloon festival is one of the highlights of the year for visitors and residents of Southeastern Utah. Come and see the sky lit up in in every color imaginable as hot air balloons fill the sky.
- [Thank You Utah Office of Tourism](https://bluffutah.org/thank-you-to-the-utah-office-of-tourism/): The Business Owners of Bluff thank the Utah Office of Tourism (UOT) for grants received through the Co-op Marketing and Forever Mighty grant programs.  We are very grateful to UOT for this funding!
- [Annual Bluff Balloon Festival](https://bluffutah.org/annual-bluff-balloon-festival/): The Annual Bluff Balloon festival is one of the highlights of the year for visitors and residents of Southeastern Utah. Come and see the sky lit up in in every color imaginable as hot air balloons fill the sky.
- [4 Must See Bluff Attractions](https://bluffutah.org/4-must-see-bluff-attractions/): The beautiful town of Bluff offers jaw dropping scenery, history, river rafting and access to ancient archeology. While you’re in Bluff, we recommend these 4 Must See Attractions.
- [Exploring Bears Ears: How to Visit with Respect](https://bluffutah.org/exploring-bluff-how-to-visit-with-respect/): This area holds the unique opportunity to explore archaeology sites in a backcountry setting. No trails, no signs, no reservations required for tours. This great opportunity demands a great responsibility, though, to be good stewards of the land.
- [The Best Time to Float the San Juan](https://bluffutah.org/the-best-time-to-float-the-san-juan/): The San Juan River is a favorite trip for families, archaeology buffs, photographers and hikers because of its gentle nature and all of the side trips it offers. You're guaranteed a few fun splashes but the San Juan is considered mild by whitewater standards. 
- [8 Great Road Trips Ideas from Bluff](https://bluffutah.org/road-trips-ideas-from-bluff/): From the scenic views of Monument Valley, the dizzying bends of Goosenecks State Park to the majestic bridges of Natural Bridges National Monument, Bluff boasts an expansive backyard.
- [Brief Navajo History](https://bluffutah.org/brief-navajo-history/): Far more Native Americans in the U.S. speak Navajo than other native languages. With a land area of over 24,000 square miles, the Navajo Nation is about the same size as West Virginia.
- [What is Hozho](https://bluffutah.org/what-is-hozo-2/): Consideration of the nature of the universe, the world, man, the nature of time and space, creation, growth, motion, order, control, and the life cycle…..expressed in terms quite impossible to translate into English.

## Pages
- [Sadie Wilde](https://bluffutah.org/sadie-wilde/): Sadie Wilde is an Assistant Professor with Utah State University Extension.  She focuses on youth mental health, resilience, and substance use prevention.  As Logistics Director for USU's Skyward program, she helps explore the connection between awe-inspiring dark sky experiences and mental health and well-being.
- [Dr. Troy Allan](https://bluffutah.org/dr-troy-allan/): Dr. Troy Allan is a Utah State University Extension Assistant Professor.  He is also a researcher, writer, national speaker, and a dark-sky consultant who works with communities and organizations across the U.S. and internationally.  His work explores awe, mental wellness, youth engagement, and the importance of protecting natural darkness for people, wildlife, and communities.
- [Aldeen Ketchum](https://bluffutah.org/aldeen-ketchum/): Aldeen "Lightning Hawk" Ketchum is a Ute from White Mesa, Utah.  He has been a Ute Bear Dance Chief in White Mesa for over 36 years and is a traditional Ute flute maker and player.
- [Wanda Ketchum](https://bluffutah.org/wanda-ketchum/): Wanda Ketchum is Navajo and resides in White Mesa, Utah. She has taught Preschool at Bluff Elementary School for 7 years and is not stopping anytime soon.
- [Kim Etsitty](https://bluffutah.org/kim-etsitty-2/): Kim Etsitty is a Dine' (Navajo) science educator, curriculum writer, and NASA Solar System Ambassador from the Navajo Nation.  As a Lead Science Communication Fellow with the Ocean Exploration Trust, she connects ocean and space exploration through Indigenous knowledge, showing students how the deep sea and the cosmos are both places understood through observation, relationship, and story.
- [2026 BLUFF DARK SKY FESTIVAL](https://bluffutah.org/2026-bluff-dark-sky-festival/): Join Western and Indigenous astronomers, a Navajo storyteller, a Ute flute player, and sky enthusiasts for a weekend of stargazing, cultural traditions, and family-friendly activities that reveal how the stars connect us all.
- [Curtis Yanito](https://bluffutah.org/curtis-yanito/): Coming soon
- [Kevin Schindler, B.S.](https://bluffutah.org/kevin-schindler-b-s/): Kevin Schindler has been part of Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona, for nearly three decades, serving as both Historian and Public Information Officer.  In this role, he brings the observatory’s rich legacy of discovery and research to the public through his writing, lectures, and media work. His articles have appeared in numerous outlets covering everything from astronomy and spaceflight to regional history. He also contributes the bi-weekly astronomy column View from Mars Hill for the Arizona Daily Sun and has written seven books. One of these, Images of America: Northern Arizona Space Training, includes a section highlighting astronaut training in the Grand Canyon. A quirky distinction: both a fossil crab and an asteroid (Asteroid 237339 Kevin) have been named in Kevin’s honor.
- [Jonathan Till, M.S.](https://bluffutah.org/jonathan-till-m-s/): Jonathan Till is an archaeologist with a long-standing interest in the Ancestral communities of the northern Southwest, especially in the Four Corners landscapes. Among other things, Jonathan is a student of the “great house phenomenon” in southeastern Utah and the greater Mesa Verde region. He is curator at Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum in Blanding, Utah.
- [Dean Regas](https://bluffutah.org/dean-regas/): He served as the astronomer for the Cincinnati Observatory from 2000-2023 and was the Astronomer in Residence at the Grand Canyon in 2021. He is the author of seven books including “All About Orion,” “100 Things to See in the Night Sky” and “How to Teach Grown-Ups About Pluto”. From 2010-2019 Dean was the co-host of the PBS program Star Gazers.
- [dark sky info](https://bluffutah.org/dark-sky-info/): Click here to read about Bluff's application to become an International Dark Sky Community.
- [Nancy Maryboy, Ph.D. and David Begay, Ph.D.](https://bluffutah.org/nancy-maryboy-david-begay/): Nancy C Maryboy, Ph.D. is the Founding President and Executive Director of the Indigenous Education Institute (IEI), located in the San Juan Islands, Washington and on the Navajo Nation. She is an Affiliate Professor at the University of Washington, in the school of Environmental Sciences and Forestry. She was a part-time faculty member in the department of Physics and Astronomy at Northern Arizona University, developing and teaching Indigenous Astronomy for 15 years.  A graduate of Smith College, she was a graduate student at Stanford University and a student, teacher and administrator at Diné College.
- [BLUFF DARK SKY FESTIVAL](https://bluffutah.org/bluff-dark-sky-festival/): Join Western and Indigenous astronomers, a Navajo storyteller and sky enthusiasts for a weekend of stargazing, cultural traditions, and family-friendly activities that reveal how the stars connect us all.
- [Ancestral Puebloan Sites](https://bluffutah.org/ancestral-puebloan-sites/): Three, relatively easy-to-access Ancestral Puebloan sites are in the same area of Bears Ears National Monument.Visiting an Ancestral Puebloan site in Bears Ears National Monument offers a direct connection to the rich cultural heritage of this unique region.  At the Ancestral Puebloan sites listed here, you can explore remains of centuries-old cliff dwellings, a village with a kiva, and granaries used for food storage.  By visiting, you can gain insight into the resilience, spirituality, and innovation of the Indigenous people who thrived in this area.The sites are located off Highway 95, about halfway between Natural Bridges National Monument and Blanding, Utah.  Click here for map of Bears Ears National Monument.
- [Bluff Family Guide](https://bluffutah.org/bluff-family-guide/): We've gathered the coolest family activities, tips, and insider information into a Bluff family guide to make your trip to Bluff amazing.  And the best part?  Most family attractions are free or very low cost and within 1 hour of Bluff.Check out the video below to get great tips for family activities in Bluff.
- [Bluff River Trail](https://bluffutah.org/bluff-river-trail/): Bluff River Trail
- [About Bluff](https://bluffutah.org/explore-bluff/): UNPLUG, UNPACK, UNWIND
- [Coming Soon](https://bluffutah.org/coming-soon/): SAVE THE DATE Bluff Dark Sky Festival November 14 - 15, 2025 Information coming soon!
- [Dark Sky](https://bluffutah.org/star-gazing/): Bluff, Utah was certified as an International Dark Sky Community by DarkSky International on June 24, 2025!
- [2023 Annular Solar Eclipse](https://bluffutah.org/annular-solar-eclipse/): Historian and Public Information Officer at Lowell Observatory.
- [Scenic Byway Through Bears Ears Country](https://bluffutah.org/scenic-byway-through-bears-ears-country/): Explore from your car the timeless landscapes on the Trail of the Ancients National Scenic Byway through Bears Ears country. These lands are wild and ancient showcasing some of Mother Nature’s best. This is also a living, cultural landscape. Indigenous people once inhabited these lands and today Tribes and Pueblos consider this landscape sacred.
- [Plan Your Trip](https://bluffutah.org/plan-your-trip/): Our itineraries and maps can help you plan your trip and make the most of your southeastern Utah vacation.
- [Bluff Great House](https://bluffutah.org/bluff-great-house/): The Bluff Great House is one of the ‘outlier’ Chacoan community great houses built by Ancestral Puebloans. The remains of the Bluff Great House are located on Cemetery Hill.
- [Bears Ears National Monument](https://bluffutah.org/bears-ears-national-monument/): Named for two tall buttes that resemble the top of a bear’s head, the creation of Bears Ears National Monument in 2016 made history as it honored five Native American tribes – Navajo, Hopi, Zuni, Ute Mountain Ute, and the Uintah-Ouray Ute Tribe, who sought to have their traditional lands set aside for preservation and continued cultural, recreational and scientific use.
- [Sand Island Petroglyphs](https://bluffutah.org/sand-island-petroglyphs/): The roadside Sand Island Petroglyphs Panel is a great stopping point on your way to and from other Bears Ears area destinations. The panel boasts centuries of rock art from 300 to 3,000 years old. The petroglyph panel is on the National Register of Historic Places and now a part of Bears Ears National Monument.
- [Four Corners Monument](https://bluffutah.org/four-corners-monument/): What is the Four Corners Monument?  Also known as 4 Corners, it is the only point in the United States shared by four states:  Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, and Colorado.
- [Hovenweep National Monument](https://bluffutah.org/hovenweep-national-monument/): Just over 40 miles from Bluff, Hovenweep National Monument contains six prehistoric, Ancestral Puebloan villages built between 1200 and 1300. The ruins are all noted for their towers - square, oval, circular and D-shaped.
- [Bluff Blog](https://bluffutah.org/bluff-blog/): Find Yourself in Bluff Blog
- [Bluff Town History](https://bluffutah.org/town-history/): People have been attracted to this area along the San Juan River for thousands of years.
- [Bluff Utah Home](https://bluffutah.org/): Nestled between sandstone bluffs and the San Juan River on the Trail of the Ancients Scenic Byway is Bluff Utah. People have found and been drawn to this river valley for thousands of years. Bluff offers exceptional lodging, dining, and shopping, and is a great base to unpack and explore southeastern Utah. We are the closest town to the Bears Ears National Monument.  Iconic Monument Valley, Four Corners, Goosenecks State Park, Valley of the Gods, and Natural Bridges National Monument are less than an hour from Bluff.  Visit our Attractions section for more on each of these monumental sites.
- [Bears Ears Education Center](https://bluffutah.org/bears-ears-education-center/): Before you visit the Bears Ears National Monument, be sure to stop at the Bears Ears Education Center.
- [Events in Bluff](https://bluffutah.org/events-2/): Join us in Bluff, Utah, for unforgettable festivals and events that celebrate our vibrant culture, nearby cultural landscapes, and one-of-a-kind experiences.  Plan your visit today!
- [Friends of Cedar Mesa](https://bluffutah.org/friends-of-cedar-mesa/): FCM works to ensure that all public lands in San Juan County - with all their cultural and natural resources - are respected and protected.  The Friends educate visitors about respectful visitation of cultural sites, organize service projects, advocate for protection, and host educational events and outings. 
- [Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum](https://bluffutah.org/edge-of-the-cedars-museum/): Located in Blanding, Utah, the Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum is an Ancestral Puebloan archaeological site, a museum, and an archaeological repository. The goal of Edge of the Cedars is to inspire and educate visitors about the prehistoric and contemporary American Indian cultures of the Four Corners region.
- [Bluff Balloon Festival](https://bluffutah.org/bluffballoonfestival/): Experience the magic of the Bluff Balloon Festival by watching the video below.  We think it captures the vibrant spirit and unforgettable moments of this magical weekend.  Thank you to The Good Line for this video.
- [Southwest Heritage Foundation, Inc.](https://bluffutah.org/southwest-heritage-foundation-inc/): To manage the site, Skip established the Southwest Heritage Foundation, Inc. (SWHF) as a 501(c)(3) non-profit in January 1995, and donated the site to the Foundation.  In March of that year, the Foundation began searching for an institution to conduct archaeological research at the site, ultimately settling on the Univeristy of Colorado (CU), Boulder, which proposed a series of archaeological field schools for students.
- [Brief Navajo History](https://bluffutah.org/navajo-history/): With a land area of over 24,000 square miles, the Navajo Nation is about the same size as West Virginia.  Home to more than a dozen national monuments and tribal parks, the Navajo Nation extends into Utah, Arizona, and New Mexico.
- [Goosenecks State Park](https://bluffutah.org/goosenecks-state-park/): After the sun goes down, you can marvel at stars twinkling in some of the darkest skies in the world.  Goosenecks State Park has been designated by the International Dark Sky Association as a Dark Sky Park.
- [Comb Ridge](https://bluffutah.org/comb-ridge/): Just a few miles west of Bluff is Comb Ridge, a steep ridge running 80 miles in a north/south direction from Kayenta, Arizona to the foothills of the Abajo Mountains near Blanding, Utah.  Tilted at almost 20 degrees and over one mile wide, the name comes from the jagged appearance of the ridge which is similar in shape to a rooster’s comb.
- [Valley of the Gods](https://bluffutah.org/valley-of-the-gods/): You might ask yourself, "What is Valley of the Gods"?  Valley of the Gods is a scenic, sandstone valley with absolutely stunning geologic formations.  It is located approximately 15 miles southwest of Bluff and about 35 miles from Monument Valley (see directions below).  Valley of the Gods is now part of Bears Ears National Monument.
- [Business Directory](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/): From guides and outfitters to rv parks and resorts, Bluff has everything you need for a home base as you explore the splendor of southeastern Utah.
- [Bluff Fort](https://bluffutah.org/bluff-fort/): The original Bluff Fort has been rebuilt and lovingly restored through the efforts of the Hole in the Rock Foundation (www.HIRF.org) and is open to visitors free of charge. You can learn more about why the pioneers came to Bluff and their arduous journey over the Hole-in-the Rock trail.
- [Contact Bluff Utah](https://bluffutah.org/contact/): Have a question about Bluff or a surrounding attraction?  We'd be happy to help.  Please complete this form and someone will be in touch shortly.
- [Site Map](https://bluffutah.org/site-map/)
- [Adams House](https://bluffutah.org/adams-house/): The Adams House was built by Frederick Joseph Adams around 1895.
- [San Juan River](https://bluffutah.org/san-juan-river/): No trip to Bluff is complete without a rafting trip down the San Juan River. As you float through the spectacular canyons the San Juan has carved from ancient sandstone, don’t be surprised if you unwind, feel better and lose that nagging feeling to check email.
- [Natural Bridges National Monument](https://bluffutah.org/natural-bridges-national-monument/): Cass Hite, a prospector in 1883, accidently stumbled upon the awe-inspiring stone bridges while searching for gold near White Canyon from his base camp along the Colorado River. In 1904, the bridges made headlines in National Geographic magazine, introducing the world to this historic landmark for the first time in modern American history. In 1908, President Theodore Roosevelt established Natural Bridges National Monument as Utah’s first National Park Service Area.
- [Monument Valley](https://bluffutah.org/monument-valley/): Monument Valley consists of over 91,000 acres. The entrance is located in Utah, but the Valley extends into Arizona. Many of the most-photographed rock formations are in Utah. Today, Monument Valley is a Navajo Nation Tribal Park.
- [Moki Dugway and Muley Point](https://bluffutah.org/moki-dugway-muley-point/): Moki Dugway and Muley Point are great additions to a fantastic scenic drive with stops at nearby Valley of the Gods, Goosenecks State Park, and Natural Bridges National Monument.
- [Lake Powell](https://bluffutah.org/lake-powell/): Lake Powell one of the largest man-made lakes in the world, covering 186 miles of Glen Canyon. A sanctuary of recreation and adventure, millions of visitors world-wide flock to this man-made lake for five-star fishing, boating, water sports, and majestic canyon scenery.

## Directory
- [Sweetwater Market](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/sweetwater-market/): Hours:  Monday through Saturday from 10 am - 8 pm; closed Sundays and Utah State Holidays
- [Kevin Schindler, M.S.](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/kevin-schindler-m-s/): Kevin Schindler has been part of Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona, for nearly three decades, serving as both Historian and Public Information Officer.  In this role, he brings the observatory’s rich legacy of discovery and research to the public through his writing, lectures, and media work. His articles have appeared in numerous outlets covering everything from astronomy and spaceflight to regional history. He also contributes the bi-weekly astronomy column View from Mars Hill for the Arizona Daily Sun and has written seven books. One of these, Images of America: Northern Arizona Space Training, includes a section highlighting astronaut training in the Grand Canyon. A quirky distinction: both a fossil crab and an asteroid (Asteroid 237339 Kevin) have been named in Kevin’s honor.
- [Nancy Maryboy, Ph.D. & David Begay, Ph.D.](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/nancy-maryboy-ph-d-2/): Nancy C Maryboy, PhD is the Founding President and Executive Director of the Indigenous Education Institute (IEI), located in the San Juan Islands, WA and Bluff, Utah. She is an Affiliate Professor at the University of Washington, in the school of Environmental Sciences and Forestry. She is the co-author of Sharing the Skies: Navajo Astronomy – A Cross-Cultural View. Dr. Maryboy comes from a family of Diné traditional and medical healers, in Oregon, White Rock, Utah and Bluff, UT. Read full biography here.
- [Jonathan Till, M.A.](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/jonathan-till-m-a/)
- [Don Mose, Sr.](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/don-mose-sr/)
- [Canyon Smokehouse](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/canyon-smokehouse/): Canyon Smokehouse is Bluff's newest restaurant, conveniently located on Main Street. We are a fast-casual, counter service establishment serving savory barbeque, ice-cold beer, and house-made BBQ sauces.  Stop by for delicious smoked meats and specialty entrees in a laid-back atmosphere.
- [Bears Ears Partnership](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/bears-ears-partnership/): Bears Ears Partnership accomplishes its mission through six primary focus areas:
- [Cedar Shack Cafe](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/cedar-shack-cafe/): Looking for a restaurant in Bluff, Utah?  The Cedar Shack Cafe in the Bluff Dwellings Resort is open to all Bluff visitors and locals.
- [Basecamp Bluff](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/basecamp-bluff/): Built in 2018 and recently updated.  Pets are welcome.
- [Southwest Heritage Foundation](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/southwest-heritage-foundation/): For almost thirty years, the Southwest Heritage Foundation, Inc. has served to protect Bluff's archeological and cultural resources.  Click the button below to learn more about this important organization.
- [Bluff Community Center](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/bluff-community-center/): Renters are responsible for set up and take down of tables, chairs and any additional decorations. Renters must empty trash into approved bins for pick up and leave the Bluff Community Center in the condition in which it was leased.
- [Bluff Instinct Design](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/bluff-instinct-design/): Drawn on the inspiration of ancient archaeology, Bluff Instinct Design understands the elements of climate, culture and way of life in the desert southwest. From moderate economic budgets to luxurious residential homes, we want to offer you a custom design that is tailored to your lifestyle and creativity.
- [Bluff Dwellings Resort and Spa](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/bluff-dwellings-resort/): Huddled among hundred million year old sandstone cliffs, majesty and solitude welcome your arrival.  Listen as history whispers ancient legends from ancestral Puebloan inspired dwellings.  Feel the pampered embrace of the alluring experience that awaits.
- [Bears Ears Education Center](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/bears-ears-education-center/): The Bears Ears Education Center (BEEC) provides visitors with information, resources, and education to visit the cultural and natural spaces of Bears Ears National Monument respectfully.  This community-powered space has grown since it opened in 2016 to feature numerous educational indoor and outdoor exhibits, and outdoor classroom and a Native Plants Garden in the side-yard, a space to host speakers and other community events, and a gift shop that sells memorabilia, books, and limited equipment.
- [Bluff Gardens Cabins](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/bluff-gardens-cabins/): Our cabins feature:
- [Canyon Wren Bed and Breakfast](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/canyon-wren-bed-and-breakfast/): Share a spacious two story log cabin near Monument Valley in Bluff, Utah-- A truly rewarding experience.
- [Willow Street Cottages](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/willow-street-cottages/): Willow Street Cottages are a collection of five modern stays including three cottages and two studios.  Each accommodation offers cozy, thoughtfully designed interiors, a kitchen or kitchenette, and, in select units, a washer/dryer for an easy, convenient stay.
- [Duke’s](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/dukes-restaurant/): Duke's Restaurant is an upscale restaurant located in the Desert Rose Inn and Cabins Resort. Duke's features fresh, New American cuisine infused with Southwestern flavors.
- [Adams House](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/adams-house/): Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Joseph Frederick Adams House was constructed circa 1895.
- [Coral Sands RV Park](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/coral-sands-rv-park/): This peaceful oasis with mature shade trees provides a cool, relaxing stay.  Located on the West end of Bluff, 1 block south of Highway 191 off 6th West.  Enter via Rabbitbrush Street.
- [Twin Rocks Cafe](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/twin-rocks-cafe/): The menu at Twin Rocks Cafe includes scrumptious meals with a wide variety of dishes that are sure to fit anyone's palate
- [La Posada Pintada](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/la-posada-pintada/): We are a high-end boutique inn featuring light-end amenities, private patios with exquisite views, and homemade continental breakfasts.
- [Sand Island Campground](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/sand-island-campground/): Sand Island Campground is located in the Sand Island Recreation Area on the north bank of the San Juan River.  Sand Island is about 3 miles west of Bluff, Utah, on the south side of Highway 191.
- [Desert Rose Resort and Cabins](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/desert-rose-resort-and-cabins/): Looking for a Bluff Utah hotel or a Monument Valley hotel?
- [Bluff Library](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/bluff-library/): Operating as a satellite of the San Juan County Library System, the Bluff Library features a wide array of books and periodicals for children and adults.
- [Cow Canyon Trading Post](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/cow-canyon-trading-post/): The first sheriff of San Juan County, Rusty Musselman, built Cow Canyon Trading Post around 1949.  Over the past 25 years, Liza Doran and family restored the post.  Liza has established lasting relationships with Northern Navajo and other area artists.  "My knowledge and tastes have matured due to the incredible diversity that has come through these doors," she said.
- [Cottonwood RV Park & Cabins](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/cottonwood-rv-park-cabins/): Cottonwood RV Park is centrally located near some of the most spectacular natural wonders that southeastern Utah has to offer.
- [Twin Rocks Trading Post](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/twin-rocks-trading-post/): For over 35 years Twin Rocks Trading Post has been nestled beneath the iconic geologic formation known as the Navajo Twins. This is a place where artistic tradition meets unbounded innovation, resulting in one-of-a-kind Navajo rugs, Navajo baskets, turquoise and silver jewelry, and many other types of Southwest arts and crafts.
- [The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/the-church-of-jesus-christ-of-latter-day-saints/): 5th East Street at Black Locust Avenue
- [St. Christopher’s Episcopal Mission](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/st-christophers-episcopal-church/): Listed in the National Register of Historic Places, St. Christopher’s Episcopal Mission was established with the construction of a log Mission House in 1943.  It is located 1.7 miles east of Bluff on Utah Highway 162.
- [Bureau of Land Management](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/bureau-of-land-management/): The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Monticello Field Office administers 1.3 million acres of Bears Ears National Monument.
- [Cottonwood Laundromat](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/cottonwood-laundromat/): Cottonwood Laundromat 190 East Main
Bluff, Utah
- [K&C Gas and Convenience Store](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/kc-convenience-store/): We feature a wide variety of packaged goods, frozen foods, and a variety of necessity items you may need on your trip through the Four Corners.  We also have a good selection of domestic and local beers.
- [Dairy Café and Cottonwood RV Park](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/dairy-cafe-antique-indian-arts-and-crafts-gallery/): Featuring a large selection of Navajo jewelry including bracelets, necklaces, pendants and belts.  You'll also find Navajo rugs and baskets in our collection.
- [Cadillac Ranch RV Park](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/cadillac-ranch-rv-park/): At Cadillac Ranch RV Park in Bluff, Utah, we offer easy access, directly off Highway 191 on the east side of Bluff.  Quiet park with easy check-in.  Magnificent views.
- [Recapture Lodge](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/recapture-lodge/): Recapture Lodge has been an oasis for Southwestern visitors for over fifty years. The outdoor swimming pool (open April 13–October 1), hot tub, playgrounds and shady picnic areas offer relief from the southwestern sun. Self guided walking and mountain bike trails take visitors from Recapture Lodge to the San Juan River.
- [Kokopelli Inn](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/kokopelli-inn/): Welcome to the Kokopelli Inn located in scenic Bluff, Utah.
- [Wild Expeditions](https://bluffutah.org/business-directory/wild-river-expeditions/): Located near Monument Valley in Bluff, Utah, Wild Rivers Expeditions has specialized in sharing this wonderful place with others for 50 years.