Preparing for the Conference

March weather in Monticello varies widely. We suggest coming prepared for any, and all, types of weather. Dress in layers, wear sturdy footwear, and expect that you will be spending a portion of most conference sessions outdoors. Hats, sunglasses, and cameras are also recommended.

In an effort to lower our carbon footprint, we ask that you bring with you to the conference a travel mug for hot drinks and a water bottle to refill each day. We also suggest a bag for carrying all the handouts and goodies you receive from conference sessions.

Others Attending Conference

This conference is designed for adults. If you must have your children with you, they must be registered at half the adult fee (to cover meals). Children MUST be under the supervision of a parent at all times, and should not be turned over to a session presenter for babysitting. Children who are disruptive will be asked to leave with their parent. Additional adult family members attending must also be registered at the full price of registration.

Getting To Monticello

Monticello is located in Southeastern Utah, and can be reached via Hwy. 191, from the north and south, and Hwy 491 from the east.  The conference will be held on the campus of Monticello High School in the town of Monticello, Utah.

Directions once in Monticello:

Monticello High School: 148 South 200 West

At the intersection of Hwy 191 (Main Street) and Hwy 491 (Central Street) proceed west on W. Central Street, heading towards the Abajo Mts. Take a left onto South 200 West, Monticello High School will be on your right in 1 block.

Other points of interest nearby:

Canyonlands Park (Needles District), Hovenweep Monument, Abajo Mountains, and Edge of the Cedars State Park.

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