With 18 sales outlets located in some of the most popular national parks in southeastern Utah, CNHA receives numerous unsolicited product submissions, requests for product guidelines, and inquiries about a product's approval status.

Product Requirements

If you would like to become a CNHA vendor, your first step is to understand what we are looking for. Please read the following product requirements. We literally receive hundreds of books, interpretive materials, and general merchandise for review every year, and many are rejected immediately because they do not meet our basic requirements. It will save us all time if you only submit products that meet the following:

• The book or item must be related to the parks and areas served by CNHA the national parks, BLM, and USFS public lands located in southeastern Utah, the Four Corners, and the Colorado Plateau.
• No profanity. No nudity.
• Sensitive areas must be respected. We will not accept materials that in any way compromise the region's fragile natural environment and cultural artifacts. For example, photographs or text (or maps!) that reveal the locations of Anasazi ruins, Ancestral dwellings, or petroglyphs/pictographs.
• The products may not promote behavior unauthorized on public lands.

In general, we strive to offer the visiting public high quality educational, interpretive, and reference materials about the region. The best approach is to look at the products we already carry; our complete catalog is available on our website Store.

Submit Your Product

Please send a sample of your product for review to:

CNHA Product Review
3015 S. Hwy 191
Moab, UT 84532

The item will not be returned.

Product Review Process

The following review process could take up to one year, depending on the volume of products currently under consideration. CNHA subjects each product received to the following review process:

1. CNHA Review

Initial review by CNHA staff to see if the product meets the basic requirements.

NO: The product is rejected. You will be sent a rejection letter.

YES: The product is sent out to our public lands partners for review.

2. Public Lands Partners Review

Two NO reviews: The product is rejected. You will be sent a rejection letter.

Two YES reviews: The product is sent to the Park Service for final approval.

One NO, One Yes review: The product is sent out for a third review. If it fails, you will be sent a rejection letter. If it passes, the product is sent to the Park Service for final approval.

3. Final Approval

Our Federal public lands partners have the final say on all items submitted for review. You will receive a letter notifying you of either the final acceptance or rejection of your product.