The mystery of the Stone Burger
A Story No Guidebook Will Tell You At first glance, Hamburger Rock Campground in Utah seems like just a quirky stop – named after a giant rock that amusingly...
Driving Moki Dugway — The road that doesn’t feel real
You’re in the middle of nowhere — southern Utah. The desert stretches forever in every direction. No towns. No gas stations. No phone signal. Just red dust, scattered cactus,...
Don’t Miss This Trail: What Makes Utah’s Honaker Route Truly Unforgettable
Okay, picture this: you’re standing at the edge of a cliff, and under your feet aren’t just rocks—it’s a layered time capsule stretching back 300 million years. Every step you...
Easter 2025: greetings, cards, pictures
Happy Easter – April 20, 2025 Easter Celebrated Across the United States Today Today, April 20th, 2025, people across the United States are celebrating Easter Sunday, one of the...
Shoshone secrets and the Creature Beneath Bear Lake: A true American Mystery
Amid the shadowy foothills of Utah and Idaho, within the mysterious waters of Bear Lake, a strange hissing sound can be heard at night — as if the earth...
Rio Grande Haunted Warehouse: 6 Strange Secrets of Salt Lake City
1. The Female Ghost Is Not Human. Official stories claim she’s the spirit of a woman who died near the train tracks. But some of the oldest locals —...
The Myth of Mount Timpanogos
Long ago, long before European settlers arrived, the Native American tribes, such as the Shoshone and Ute, revered the mountains as sacred places. Many legends were tied to Timpanogos,...
5 Great Canyon Country Coffee Shops
A recent lodging trend is that hotels and motels provide free breakfast to their guests, ranging from a full hot buffet to a simple toast and pastries offering. The...
5 Jaw-Dropping Scenic Overlooks
People travel from all over the globe to see the geologic artwork of Utah’s canyon country—layers of red, orange, and brown rocks. Rivers winding through deep, narrow canyons. Sandstone...
4 Easy-to-Reach Rock Art Sites
About 1,000 years ago, southeast Utah was home to ancient Pueblo peoples, known as Ancestral Puebloans (or Anasazi), who built cliff dwellings and towers throughout the Four Corners area....