Utah

Road tripping to Utah’s 5 national parks is arguably the most epic road trip in the USA. For the best road trip route and itinerary - check out this guide!

This 10-day southern Utah road trip combines beautiful scenery of the national parks with more remote, quiet outdoor destinations. We hope this road trip goes on the tip top of your bucket list because it is worthy of a spot!

This blog post will go over 20 of the BEST things to see and do in southern Utah, from iconic hikes to hidden gems, with tips on how to visit, when to go, and more.

Zion National Park is one of Utah’s most iconic parks - however, it is getting harder and harder to visit with new permit systems and restrictions in place. Check out this Zion guide to make the most of your time in the park!

Bryce Canyon National Park is known for it’s bright crimson hoodoos - tall, otherworldly spires that you get to experience up close along breathtaking hiking trails. Plan the best trip to Bryce Canyon with this post.

Canyonlands National Park is a world of extremes - from high mesa vistas to deep canyon mazes. Because of this, the hiking trails here are so diverse! For the best hikes in the park, check out this post.

Canyonlands National Park is a vast, rugged wilderness area where towering mesas, deep canyons, and endless desert views create one of Utah’s most mind-blowing landscapes. This park is absolutely massive so to plan a successful visit - check out this guide!

We will scream it from the rooftops - THIS IS THE MOST UNDERRATED NATIONAL PARK IN UTAH! Capitol Reef is a great blend of all the national parks - there are epic views, huge arches, slot canyons, and more to explore without any of the crowds!

Arches National Park is famous for its more than 2,000 natural stone arches and dramatic rock formations. These arches make for an incredible hiking environment and we have rounded up the top 10 best hikes in the park for your next visit!

Arches National Park is one of those places that sticks with you - it’s like nature’s own art museum. The park has gotten a bit harder to visit, with occasional permits and extra planning needed so don’t skip this guide if you are planning a trip to this national park!