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Utah Natural Bridges Monument The Natural Bridges National Monument in Utah protects some of the best ancient stone architecture in the southwest. It's in the lower part of Utah, with a whole bunch of canyons. They are from the Permian age, 260-253 million years ago, made out of cedar mesa sandstone. |
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This is a pretty National Bridge. |
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Three famous natural bridges were formed by meandering rivers. Their names are Kachina, Owachomo, and Sipapu. The Horse Collar Ruins are major attractions at National Bridges; it's one of the best preserved Pueblo sites in the region. Due to the isolation of the National Bridges, few visitors ever made the journey down all of these canyons.
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