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   How old are the house on fire ruins?

   • The age of the ruins is believed to be between 700 and 1,000 years old. Nothing here has been restored or rebuilt. It’s recommended that no one enters the granaries. The granaries stored corn and ricegrass, which was used to make bread. The House on Fire Ruins are remote but are accessible via hiking trail. The hike is rated as easy to moderate.

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   Where are the house on fire ruins?

   • The famous “House on Fire” ruins lie Mule Canyon, in between Natural Bridges National Monument and Blanding, Utah. Southeast Utah is home to the most numerous and varied collection of ruins, spread over a remote area of about 30 X 25 miles.

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   What is house on fire?

   • From this phenomenon, the ruins earned the moniker: House on Fire. This ancient site is a remarkably well-preserved example of Ancestral Puebloan architecture. The south fork of Mule Canyon contains several other ancient sites. Some are accessible from the trail, such as the Wall Site, a collection of rooms built into caves along a small cliff.

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   Are the house on fire ruins easy to hike?

   • The House on Fire Ruins are remote but are accessible via hiking trail. The hike is rated as easy to moderate. There are other beautiful landmarks to see on the trail, but the House on Fire is the first on the trail. The Hiking Project describes the trek: “This pleasant trail follows a creek bed to visit a modest set of Anasazi ruins.

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   The age of the ruins is believed to be between 700 and 1,000 years old. Nothing here has been restored or rebuilt. It’s recommended that no one enters the granaries.

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   At just under a mile, you see the first major site: the famous House on Fire. This well-preserved site consists of five granaries built into Cedar Mesa sandstone. The overhang that forms the ceiling has a unique, streaked pattern that resembles flames at certain times of the day.

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   Jun 9, 2017 · As you may see in the feature photo, the ruins are under a rock overhang which appears to be on fire during a certain time of day. Besides the impressive color, the hike through the canyon takes hikers through time to see how the Anasazi would have lived 800 years ago.

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   Sep 12, 2019 · San Juan County, Utah. An Ancestral Puebloan ruin that appears to burst into flames in the sunlight. Been Here? 132. Want to Visit? 886. John Fowler / CC BY 2.0. About a mile up a shallow...

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7. www.americansouthwest.net › utah › cedar-mesa-grandSouth Fork of Mule Canyon and House on Fire, Cedar Mesa, Utah

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   Fairly shallow, level and easily explored canyon close to UT 95, containing at least eight groups of ruins, some quite large and intricate; most famous is House on Fire, set beneath a flame-colored cliff. A path runs most of the way, merging with the streambed towards the upper end.

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   Much of southeastern Utah's San Juan County is a trip back in time: Anasazi ruins from hundreds to over a thousand years old dot the landscape, many within the remote Bears Ears National Monument. The House on Fire is one of the most famous, named for the pattern in the overhanging rock that lights up in the mid-morning sun.

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    Mar 29, 2024 · The famous “House on Fire” ruins lie Mule Canyon, in between Natural Bridges National Monument and Blanding, Utah. Southeast Utah is home to the most numerous and varied collection of ruins, spread over a remote area of about 30 X 25 miles.