Boulder, Utah is nothing like you’d expect. This tiny dot on the map is filled with outdoor adventures and some of the best food in the entire state, despite only being home to about 250 people. Make sure you explore the restaurants in Boulder Utah including the famous Hell’s Backbone Grill. Fuel up with fresh, locally-sourced food before you drive the Burr Trail Road to Singing Canyon or take in the views on Highway 12. If you’re in Utah, you need to check out Boulder!
Read MoreCapitol Reef National Park is a sight to see in Fruita Utah. Home the the waterpocket fold, a literal wrinkle in the Earth, the canyons and rock formations you can see on the Capitol Reef Scenic Drive or while hiking the Hickman Bridge trail are stunning. Make sure you also take the time to explore the fruit orchards in between hiking and exploring. This unique national park has something for everyone!
Read MoreWhen traveling through Utah, you’ll most likely stop in the small town of Moab. Despite its size, there are so many things to do in Moab including shopping, amazing food and plenty of outdoor adventures. The hiking in Moab is also on point whether you explore the National Parks in the area or head to Dead Horse Point State Park. No matter what you plan on doing, Moab is your perfect home base in Utah!
Read MoreDespite being so close to Arches NP and Moab, Canyonlands National Park doesn’t really get the credit it deserves. This stunning Park is filled with views of deep canyons, rock spires and fins, and towering mesas. You’ll even find arches like the iconic Mesa Arch. Hiking Canyonlands National Park and the district of Island in the Sky Utah will also lead you to amazing stops like Upheaval Dome and the Grand View Point Overlook which provides panoramas of the horizon for miles!
Read MoreGoblin Valley State Park in Utah may not be very well-known, but it should definitely be a place you consider checking out. The most popular hikes of the Three Sisters Trail and the Goblin’s Lair Trail will introduce you to thousands of the unique rock formations in the area that actually look like gnomes or goblins protecting the valley. It’s an other-worldly landscape that is open for you to explore!
Read MoreIf you’re looking to explore the beauty of Utah, you MUST hike Arches National Park. From the Windows Arches, to the Devils Garden Trail to the Landscape Arch and Delicate Arch hike, there are so many stunning rock formations to explore and find. In fact, the park houses over 2000 of them! Make your way to Moab and Arches National Park!
Read MoreOne of the "Mighty Five" National Parks located in Utah, Zion National Park may be the mightiest in terms of the amount of yearly visitors and the variety of hiking trails it offers. From adrenaline junkies to casual hikers, Zion has tons of trails that range from beginner to moderate and strenuous, plus you're constantly surrounded by towering mountains on all sides.
Read MoreBryce Canyon in Utah is an underrated National Park that will make you feel like you’ve stepped onto Mars. Some of the best Bryce Canyon hikes will take you from the upper rim, deep into the canyon of orange rock formations. The panoramic views are worth the trek and the Park is some of the best Utah hiking the state has to offer!
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