Save the date for an unforgettable fall weekend in Nine Mile Canyon!

Join the Nine Mile Canyon Coalition for an enchanting evening at the Meet the Members Dinner! Delight in a delicious Dutch oven dinner in the serene and historic setting of Nine Mile Ranch.

Meet and mingle with members of the Nine Mile Canyon Coalition, sharing stories and building connections in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

Date: September 26th

Time: Dinner will be served at 6:00 PM

Location: Nine Mile Ranch

RSVP: To reserve a $25 plate, please contact Nine Mile Ranch at (435) 637-2572.

Don't miss this wonderful opportunity to enjoy great food, lively music, and good company in the beautiful setting of Nine Mile Canyon. Reserve your spot today for a memorable evening with the Nine Mile Canyon Coalition!

We are excited to offer our members a special opportunity to join a guided hike on Warrior Ridge in Nine Mile Canyon the Sunday following Stewardship Day. This hike will last approximately six hours and provides a rare chance to experience one of the canyon’s most spectacular sites with the guidance of local experts.

Warrior Ridge is renowned for its dramatic rock imagery, including striking warrior figures and intricate panels that overlook sweeping canyon views. Nine Mile Canyon itself is often referred to as the “world’s longest art gallery,” with thousands of petroglyphs and pictographs that share the stories of the Indigenous peoples who called this place home. Hiking the ridge offers an unforgettable perspective on both the landscape and its history.

This is a challenging hike and can take up to 6 hours to complete. Please plan ahead by bringing plenty of water, food, sturdy hiking boots, and sun protection. For safety and preservation purposes, all participants must remain with the guides during the hike.

The group will meet at Nine Mile Ranch at 9:00 a.m. on Sunday September 27th before heading out to the trail head together.

Because space is limited, advance sign-up is required. Please note that this hike is open only to current members of the Nine Mile Canyon Coalition.

Step back in time with a visit to one of Nine Mile Canyon's most impressive archaeological sites. This extensive Fremont village preserves evidence of a thriving community that occupied the area more than 700 years ago. The site features the remains of multiple stone structures, rock shelters, storage granaries, and artifact concentrations that offer a glimpse into daily life in the Fremont culture.

The highlight for many visitors is the site's remarkable rock imagery, including both petroglyphs and pictographs painted in red, white, and black pigments.

Recognized as eligible for the National Register of Historic Places for its significant archaeological research value, the site remains an important cultural resource despite evidence of past erosion and vandalism. Hikers are encouraged to enjoy the site's history and spectacular setting while practicing Leave No Trace principles: view rock imagery from a distance, avoid touching painted or carved surfaces, and help preserve this irreplaceable connection to Utah's precontact past for future generations.