Kaiparowit

The Kaiparowits Plateau is a broad, deeply cut landscape of mesas, cliffs and canyons north of the Colorado River. It formed part of the country of the Kaiparowits, a Southern Paiute band whose territory extended from the Paria River to the Waterpocket Fold. Some families spent winters along Wahweap Creek and travelled to the higher plateau in summer and autumn, returning to the creek when the seasons turned.