Vermillion Cliffs is a wilderness area so accessibility is limited to sightseeing along US 89A. Even though it’s a national monument it’s still managed by the Bureau of Land Management who built the interpretive viewing area pictured above. The interpretative area is handicapped accessible with pavement from the parking spot to the signs. It’s about twenty miles west of Navaho Bridge. Vermillion Cliffs
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Also watch for the rock house about nine miles west of the bridge. The house was built in the 1930s and is in pretty bad condition. A large rock forms part of the structure. It’s not accessible but it’s easy to see without exiting your vehicle. Rock House
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