Fremont Indian State Park and Museum

Events

Experience the numerous points of interest within our park.  Explore the canyon we are located in to find Fremont Indian petroglyphs, pictographs, and pictoglyphs. Take a ride on an ATV through our park to connect to the longest ATV trail in the world. Descend into a reconstructed pithouse to imagine the lives of the Fremont Indians 1000 years ago.  


Wednesday, March 4 – Full Moon Hike

Experience the magic of a starlit landscape during a guided Full Moon Hike learning more about the moon and those creatures that roam below it’s glow. Starting at 7pm, the evening hike takes you on a half mile journey starting at the Museum Activity Center. The trail is on a dirt and rock path so please plan accordingly. Attendees are also encouraged to dress in layers for dropping nighttime temperatures and to bring a red-light flashlight to preserve their night vision during the trek.

Saturday, March 21 – Sound Mapping (Art in the Park)

This year we are brining you 3 beginner friendly nature journaling workshops. Our first one will go into the introduction of what nature journaling is and then we will teach you the art of sound mapping. The workshop will start at 11am and will meet at the Museum Activity Center. Registration is required for this event and will open in March. Check back here for more details and to register.


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*Would you like to join our amazing Park Family? Fremont is ALWAYS seeking volunteers! Contact the museum at 435-542-4631 to inquire.

**For all park events, day-use fees apply ($10 per vehicle, up to 8 individuals in a vehicle).

***All dates and events are subject to change.