Sets aside large areas of federal land in Utah’s red rock canyons and desert landscapes as wilderness under the Wilderness Act. It adds these places to the National Wilderness Preservation System and directs the Interior Department’s Bureau of Land Management to manage them to stay wild and natural.

It protects cultural, ecological, and scenic values and supports traditional uses such as hunting, fishing, hiking, horsepacking, camping, and spiritual practices. The bill covers mapping and boundaries, and addresses grazing, wildlife management, roads and setbacks, state trust lands, water rights, future land acquisitions, and withdrawal of federal lands from new development, consistent with wilderness rules.