Hike up and up the many switchbacks of the West Rim trail on your way to Scout Lookout, before Angels Landing, at Zion National Park. Are you looking for a challenging Zion National Park trek that rewards you with panoramic vistas without the nerve-wracking exposure of Angels Landing? Then look no further than Scout Lookout! […]
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Bryce Canyon National Park, with its otherworldly landscape of orange, pink, and yellow hoodoos, is a hiker’s paradise. Most hikers choose to spend 1 to 2 days exploring this park’s trails and hoodoos. Whether you have a single day or a whole weekend, this itinerary will guide you through the best trails and experiences Bryce
Explore the captivating landscape of Utah’s Needles District, a renowned area within Canyonlands National Park. This remote region boasts towering sandstone spires, winding canyons, and ancient rock art, offering a glimpse into the geologic wonders and rich history of the American Southwest. The park is divided into three districts: About the Land of Canyonlands Canyonlands
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Hike through the mesmerizing Needles District over slickrock sandstone, through a slot canyon, and by mushroom-shaped rocks on the Chesler Park Loop Trail. Chesler Park is the best way to experience panoramic views of the Needles District in Canyonlands National Park between Moab and Monticello, Utah. Arguably the most exciting, unique, and fun trail in
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Arches National Park, a red rock wonderland in southeastern Utah, boasts the iconic Devils Garden Trail. This hiking trail is a haven for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts and offers a unique blend of natural beauty, challenging terrain, and captivating geological formations. We will dive into the details for the Devils Garden hike so you can
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
