Emery County
Defines the key geographical and infrastructural relationships for Emery County.
Internal
Structures the main natural and cultural features within Emery County.
Alenex Valley
A largely unvisited desert basin carved by ephemeral streams, surrounded by high mesas. Access is limited.
White Rim Road
A 100-mile dirt road encircling, and offering stunning views of, Canyonlands National Park’s mesas and buttes.
Ferguson Tabernacle
A historic structure used for community events and regional gatherings, reflecting local architectural styles.
Battle Mountain
A prominent rise offering panoramic views across Emery County’s desert and uplands, with facilities for drivers and hikers.
Cox Sand Dunes
A dynamic sandy landscape shaped by wind and seasonal flows, suitable for casual play and short hikes.
Bordering
Lists major adjacent regions and basins that help situate Emery County.
Canyonlands National Park
A vast park carved by the Colorado and Green rivers, featuring multi-colored canyons, mesas, and arches—central to regional identity.
Castle Valley
A scenic east-west corridor of high desert mesas and agricultural valleys, gateway to notable climbing and scenic drives.
Fremont River
A vital tributary flowing through high desert and canyon country, supporting agriculture, wildlife, and seasonal recreation.
Monster Truck Scramble
A dedicated off-road course designed for high-power vehicle passes, jumps, and timed runs—seasonally active and spectator-friendly.
Gateways
Highlights primary access points and larger adjacent cities that serve as travel hubs.
Vernal
A regional hub offering services, accommodations, and serves as the primary gateway to Dinosaur National Monument and surrounding attractions.
Broward Route Scout
A historic cross-mountain route providing an alternative passage between Utah and Colorado, now mainly a scenic-drive or paved bypass.