The following are protected federal lands in the state of Utah: National Parks There are five National Parks within the state of Utah: Zion National Park near Springdale Bryce Canyon National Park near Tropic Capitol Reef National Park and near Torrey Arches National Park near Moab Canyonlands National Park near Moab National Monuments The eight National Monuments in the state of Utah are: Bears Ears National Monument near San Juan County Cedar Breaks National Monument near Cedar City Dinosaur National Monument near Vernal Grand Staircase–Escalante National Monument near Kanab Hovenweep National Monument near Bluff Natural Bridges National Monument near Mexican Hat Rainbow Bridge National Monument near Page, Arizona Timpanogos Cave National Monument near Highland National Recreation Areas The two National Recreation Areas within the state of Utah are: Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, located in Kane County, San Juan County, Garfield County Flaming Gorge National Recreation Area, located in Daggett County National Historical Parks The one National Historical Park within the state of Utah is: Golden Spike National Historical Park near Corinne National Historic Trails There are 583 miles of National Historic Trails in Utah, which include the following trails: California National Historic Trail through northern Utah Old Spanish National Historic Trail through central and southern Utah Pony Express National Historic Trail through northern Utah National Forests The 7 National Forests within the state of Utah are: Ashley National Forest Dixie National Forest Fishlake National Forest Manti La Sal National Forest Sawtooth National Forest Uinta-Wasatch Cache National Forest Caribou-Targhee National National Wilderness Areas The 31 National Wilderness Areas within the state of Utah are: Ashdown Gorge Wilderness Beartrap Canyon Wilderness Beaver Dam Mountains Wilderness Black Ridge Canyons Wilderness Box-Death Hollow Wilderness Canaan Mountain Wilderness Cedar Mountain Wilderness Cottonwood Forest Wilderness Cougar Canyon Wilderness Dark Canyon Wilderness Deep Creek Wilderness Deseret Peak Wilderness Doc's Pass Wilderness Goose Creek Wilderness High Uintas Wilderness LaVerkin Creek Wilderness Lone Peak Wilderness Mount Naomi Wilderness Mount Nebo Wilderness Mount Olympus Wilderness Mount Timpanogos Wilderness Paria Canyon-Vermilion Cliffs Wilderness Pine Valley Mountain Wilderness Red Butte Wilderness Red Mountain Wilderness Slaughter Creek Wilderness Taylor Creek Wilderness Twin Peaks Wilderness Wellsville Mountains Wilderness Zion Wilderness National Conservation Areas The two National Conservation Areas within the state of Utah are: Red Cliffs National Conservation Area Beaver Dam Wash National Conservation Area National Wildlife Refuges The three National Wildlife Refuges within the state of Utah are: Bear River Migratory Bird