3 New Ways to Experience Bryce Canyon Country
See the stars, squeeze through a slot or visit in the winter near these little Utah towns along Hwy. 12.
Utah Stops on the Way
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Utah represents the best of both the Rocky Mountains and the Desert Southwest. Its diverse landscape offers four seasons of world-class outdoor recreation ranging from alpine terrain in the north to red rock country in the south. Come ski "The Greatest Snow on Earth" at 14 world-class ski and summer resorts. Explore the state's five national parks, seven national monuments, two national recreations areas, five national forests, and 43 state parks. Utah is home to Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, and Zion National Parks.
Hike, climb, and mountain bike, enjoy white-water rafting, or discover bird and wildlife watching around the state. In addition to Utah's natural wonders, you can experience fine dining, shopping, spas, golf courses, and heritage sites such as historic Temple Square in downtown Salt Lake City.
3 Things to Do in Bluff, Utah on the Way to the Grand Canyon
Just south of Blanding is Bluff, a small outpost that is home to incredible family-friendly river trips, a great museum and one of the most photographed attractions in the Southwest.
7 Utah State Parks Near the Grand Canyon
While visiting the Grand Canyon, consider a stop at one of 7 state parks within a day's drive. See goblins, spires, sand dunes, and twisting rivers.
Beyond Zion in Springdale and St. George
Zion National Park's beauty does not end at the park boundary. Here are six ways to experience the area and escape the park’s crowds.
Bryce Canyon City, UT
The gateway to Bryce Canyon National Park. Find lodging, campgrounds, restaurants, shopping, car care, horse rides, ATV tours, rodeos & Western dinners
Canyon Country Discovery Center in Monticello, Utah
Discover a center dedicated to the Four Corners region and guided outings.
Capitol Reef Country
A diversity of landscape like no other in Utah: red rock formations, arches, plateaus, meadows, forests, lush green valleys and astounding deserts.
Dispelling 6 Salt Lake City Myths
So you think you know Salt Lake City? We bet you don't know about it's thriving beer scene and five more surprises.
Elevate Your Experience at Cedar City and Brian Head
While southwest Utah is known for its red-rock, there’s a pocket of mountains topped by aspens, wildflowers and pine trees. Stop at these 4 spots.
Kanab, Utah's Fab Four Things to Do
Avoid the crowds, enjoy fantastic food and discover the hidden gems along the way to three of the Southwest’s most popular national parks.
Moab, Utah's Top Seven Things to Do
Gateway to Arches and Canyonlands national parks, as well as Dead Horse Point State Park, and the cool waters of the Colorado River, here are our favorites in Moab.
Ruby's Inn & Adventures at Bryce Canyon National Park
The closest lodging to Bryce Canyon and near Zion and the Grand Canyon, stay at the hotels, RV park, tipis & campground. Horseback rides. ATV & bicycle rentals.
Salt Lake City, UT - Top 12 Things to Do
Gateway to some of America's most stunning national parks and home to Temple Square, Salt Lake City offers endless options for outdoor enthusiasts as well as cultural art lovers, families and history buffs.
Temple Square in Salt Lake City, UT
Salt Lake City's most popular attraction and headquarters of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the 35-acres has more than 15 attractions
The Best Kept Secret in Park City, Utah
Park City is known for its amazing ski resorts, Park City Mountain and Deer Valley. But summer is its best-kept secret. Here are 4 reasons to stay.
The Best Southwest Glamping Road Trip
See seven national park sites on the breathtaking scenic road trip from the Grand Canyon to Arches to Zion.
Utah National Parks
Head north from the Grand Canyon to explore one of Utah's five national parks - Arches, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Zion, and Bryce
