Learn about hiking the trail to Double Arch in Arches National Park, the history of sandstone arches, and nearby sights within the park by reading this post! Arches National Park in Moab, Utah, is a geological wonderland that boasts over 2,000 natural stone arches. Among these extraordinary formations, Double Arch stands out as an awe-inspiring […]
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Big Views, Little Difficulty! The Windows Section contains the largest concentration of arches in the smallest amount of area within the park. The undemanding Windows Loop and Turret Arch Trail is a great choice for hikers of various skill levels and makes for a fantastic start or finish to your trip to Arches National Park
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Park Avenue Trail is one of the first places to stop and take in the incredible red rocks once you’ve entered Arches National Park in Moab, Utah. This iconic hike takes you through towering monoliths and rock formations, providing a glimpse into the park’s rich natural history. We’ll explain the details of hiking the Park
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Hike early, hike often! What better way to start a hiking trip than experiencing the sunrise while on the trail. If you’ve got the ambition to set your alarm, get dressed while it’s still dark outside, and venture into the park in the wee hours, then you’ll give yourself a front seat to nature’s beauty.
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Just north of Kanab, Utah, the Belly of the Dragon trail provides a unique experience where you hike through a man-made tunnel. We will delve into the Belly of the Dragon, explain its origin, what it’s like to hike through, how to make the most of your time here, and who this hike is best
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Canyonlands National Park, a rugged landscape carved by the Green and Colorado Rivers, boasts one of the most iconic and breathtaking viewpoints: Mesa Arch. A natural pothole arch perched on the edge of a sheer cliff, Mesa Arch offers a mesmerizing spectacle, especially during sunrise. Whether you’re an avid hiker or a passionate photographer, this
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One of Utah’s most underrated trails, Toadstool Hoodoos is an easy-to-access hike to otherworldly balanced rock formations. This short, kid-friendly hike is located right off the highway and offers you up close views of incredible geologic formations. You only need about an hour for this hike, so don’t pass up your chance to check it
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Also known as the Moqui Caverns, the Kanab Sand Caves in southern Utah are a unique adventure for all ages of hikers. This relatively short trail involves a bit of rock scrambling to get up into the sand caves, but is well worth the climb! I will explain the history of the sand caves, provide
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Kanab is a gem in Kane county of southern Utah that offers lots of outdoorsy things to do nearby. It’s commonly used as a base camp for hikers who want to explore some of the area’s best national parks, unique trails, and protected lands. Keep reading to learn if it’s worth it for you to
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What’s the most bang for your buck area to explore in Sedona if you only had an hour? Bell Rock is in Munds Mountain Wilderness, just a 15 to 20 minute drive from Sedona’s main street. This area is a perfect choice for hikers, travelers, and nature lovers visiting Arizona. Here’s why: Reasons to Visit
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