Utah

Moab is best known as the gateway to Arches and Canyonlands National Parks, but the adventure doesn’t stop at the park boundaries. This region of Utah is packed with incredible hikes that rival anything you’ll find in the national parks—without the crowds or permits. Just outside town, you’ll find stunning canyons, towering rock formations, and…

Utah’s landscapes have a way of making my soul feel alive. There’s just something about the red rock, the towering cliffs, and the deep, winding canyons that pulls me in every time. The contrast of blue sky against rust-colored stone, the way the light shifts across the desert, and the sheer scale of these formations—it’s…

Looking for some of the best hikes in southern Utah outside of the national parks? I’ve got some great recommendations for you – read on for details! I love southern Utah – it’s probably my favorite spot in the entire United States. The desert landscapes, crazy rock formations, red-orange rocks, slot canyons, and adventurous trails…

Are you considering hiking Peekaboo and Spooky Gulch Slot Canyons? Good – you should! Read on for a detailed guide on how to do it. If you like a bit of adventure and a really unique type of hike, Spooky Gulch and Peekaboo Slot Canyons are absolutely an experience you need to have! These vibrant…

Looking for the best hikes in Snow Canyon State Park? Read on for my 9 favorites! I won’t lie: I wasn’t sure what to expect going into it, but I was SO impressed with Snow Canyon State Park. I’m quite familiar with outdoor recreation areas in Utah, and I’ve done a lot of hiking around…

Looking for the best hikes near St. George? I’ve got a lot of great suggestions for you – read on for details. I love the St. George area – I’ve visited many times, and it’s just a gorgeous area of Utah. And if you want to do some great hiking in the Southwest, St. George…

Visiting Valley of the Gods in southern Utah is like stepping into another world, where towering sandstone formations stand tall against the clear, blue sky. Valley of the Gods is part of the Cedar Mesa region and is made up of sandstone monoliths, pinnacles, buttes, and other geological features. A visit involves driving the curving…

Natural Bridges National Monument is a hidden gem in the southeastern corner of Utah. This national monument was one of the first national monuments in the United States and the first National Park Service area in Utah – predating parks like Zions or Arches. It protects 3 different natural bridges that have formed in a…