📜 Ancestral Puebloan granaries, part of Bears Ears National Monument.
🔍 Named for rock patterns resembling flames in sunlight.
🔥 Witness unique 'House on Fire' optical illusion🚶 Easy hike through scenic Mule Canyon🗿 Explore well-preserved ancient Puebloan architecture🖼️ Spot rock art and other ancient sites in the wash
☀️ Summers are extremely hot, little shade❄️ Winters can be cold and snowy🚗 Dirt roads may be impassable after rain🚫 Hantavirus risk from rodents inside ruins (do not enter)⚠️ Very remote and undeveloped region
📸 Best photo conditions: 10-11 a.m. for 'fire' effect💧 Bring plenty of water, hat, sunscreen for summer hikes🥾 Wear good footwear for primitive trails and scrambling🗺️ Check road/weather conditions at information center before going
💰 Day permit $2 per person, week permit $5 per person.
🕒 Best visited in spring, early summer mornings, and fall.
Last updated 28 days ago
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