September 10 to September 15, 2023
Be Brave, Be Resilient, Be Human...
Explore the fascinating cultural history of the Uintah Fremont who once lived in remote canyons and bluffs in and around the Green River of northern Utah. Hike to awe-inspiring panels of rock imagery set in the beautiful sandstone country of what is known today as Dinosaur National Monument. Learn different perspectives about who the Uintah people were, who the descendent people are today, and how to identify cultural signatures in the archaeological record. We’ll also explore Northern Ute lands to learn about present-day lifeways and a vibrant cultural history that intersected the ancestral Uintah Fremont culture.
Scholars: Rebecca Hammond and Carol Patterson
Pricing:
- Deposit: $1,000
- Double Occupancy: $3,300
- Single Occupancy: $3,740
Please only select deposit when registering for the program.
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Final payments for the total amount of the program are due 45 days prior to departure by July 26, 2023. If you have any questions about this program, please contact Kate Thompson at kthompson@crowcanyon.org or by phone at 970-564-4335.
In the Quantity box below, please enter the number of people you wish to register. If you have questions about the registration process, please contact Tayler Hasbrouck at thasbrouck@crowcanyon.org or by phone at 970-564-4366.
Please only select deposit when registering for the program.