| The Monticello Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints is an architectural landmark in Monticello. |
| Canyonlands National Park |
| Roadside ruin, an Indian dwelling in Canyonlands National Park. |
| Hole n' the Rock, a home carved into a sandstone cliff. |
| Wilson Arch |
| Newspaper Rock |
| Bridge crossing the Colorado River in Glen Canyon National Recreational Area. |
| The La Sal Mountains stand high above Photograph Gap in the hills below. |
| Church Rock is a sandstone formation near the intersection of U. S. Highway 191 and Utah Route 211. |
| A rugged terrain of sandstone cliffs and formations can be seen below the La Sal Mountains. |
| Sagebrush, Junipers and cream-colored cliffs dominate the scene below the La Sal Mountains. |
| Sandstone bedrock lies exposed along Hart's Point Road |
| Cliffs and formations in Canyonlands National Park |
| Mountains, cliffs and canyons can be seen in this Hart's Point viewpoint. |
| A deer hides in the trees in the Abajo Mountains. |
| Abajo Drive wanders past the peaks of the Abajo Mountains in southern Utah. |
| Monticello Lake |
| Shay Mountain |
| Overview of Canyonlands from the Abajo Mountains. |
| A row of buildings sits perched on the edge of the San Juan River gorge. |
| The Blue Mountains (also called the Abajo Mountains) rise prominently to the west of Monticello. |
| The La Sal Mountains are visible from the north end of Monticello. |
