Explore Dark Canyon Wilderness Utah
I just got back from an amazing hike in Dark Canyon Wilderness in Utah and I want to tell you all about it If you like quiet places with...
5 most powerful energy spots in Utah
Feeling wiped out? Maybe stuck in the same old grind, craving a break that actually works? Utah’s got you covered — but not the touristy places you’ve already seen...
Hiking Hovenweep National Monument: You didn’t know that
How has no one told me about Hovenweep National Monument before? I found this place completely by accident while road-tripping between Utah and Colorado, and it absolutely blew my...
Goblin Valley: A place where time stands still
Long before the sands of Utah took their present form, there existed a hidden civilization where Goblin Valley now lies. It was called Tekk-Ka – a name that, in...
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...
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,...
Best Scenic Canyon Country Campgrounds
Let’s face it—sometimes after a day of hiking in Utah canyon country, nothing beats a hot shower and a warm cozy bed. But if you want to totally unplug...
3 Short Natural Bridge Hikes
Given their relative rarity, it’s somewhat remarkable that southern Utah has such a large concentration of natural sandstone bridges. In fact, the largest natural bridge in the world—Rainbow Bridge—is...
5 Under-Rated Arches in Arches National Park
Arches National Park has more than 2,000 arches within its boundaries, so there’s no doubt that this park is the pace to see these natural sandstone structures in all...
Utah Canyon Country’s Best Cool Summer Hikes
Utah’s canyon country is a popular summer destination…the kids are out of school, you can camp without freezing your patooties off, and you get to wear those Chaco sandals...