Utah State Park and museum in Clear Creek Canyon (I-70 Exit 17) created to preserve Fremont-culture archaeology and rock art exposed during interstate construction—including material from the large Five Finger Ridge village. Museum exhibits, interpretive trails to protected panels, and canyon camping make it a public desert-culture stop on the Sevier corridor.
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| Region | Sevier County, UT |
|---|---|
| Coordinates | 38.5775, -112.3350 |
| Focus | Fremont culture museum + rock art |
| Highway | I-70 Exit 17 |
| Area | ~889 acres |
| Facilities | Museum, campgrounds, trails |
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