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The Real Grand Staircase – First Three Steps

The Grand Staircase is a massive geologic phenomenon that defines millions of acres of landscape in southern Utah and northern Arizona. Made up of five defining "layers," the oldest layers of the Grand Staircase are found at the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, while the newest layer makes up Bryce

Secret Places in Capitol Reef National Park

Capitol Reef National Park is one of Utah's best kept secrets, with hidden treasures and breathtaking surprises just waiting to be discovered and explored. Capitol Reef National Park's landscape is dominated by the Waterpocket Fold, a geologic “wrinkle” in the earth’s crust that runs for 70 miles

Small Wildlife – Bryce Canyon Country

Wildlife watchers always hope to catch a glimpse of brag-worthy animals: bears, Rocky Mountain elk, Peregrine falcon. Sure it happens, most people are more likely to cross paths with the many smaller animals that call Bryce Canyon Country home such as cottontail and jack rabbits, porcupines,

River and Stream Fishing In Bryce Canyon Country

Looking for great fishing in Bryce Canyon Country? You're in luck…we've got some of the best trout fishing in Southern Utah!

Bryce Canyon area stream fishing

Brook, brown, cutthroat and rainbow trout are abundant in East Fork Sevier River, commonly ranging in size from 8 to 14 inches long.

The Grand Staircase in Fall

Fall is gorgeous all on its own. Add in the majestic landscape of Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument, and it becomes beyond breathtaking. As the temperatures cool with the arrival of fall, it's a great time to visit Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument. Fall is perfect for scenic

Secret Hiking Spots

From time to time we let visitors know about some of our best kept secrets. Here's a look at three great secret hiking locations.

Willis Creek

Willis Creek Slot Canyon – Utah

Willis Creek flows along the edge of Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument, from Bryce Canyon National Park to Sheep

Utah State Parks in Bryce Canyon Region

Experience southern Utah’s diverse geologic and cultural history by visiting Bryce Canyon Country’s three state parks. Enjoy the views as you travel along beautiful Scenic Byway 12 from park to park.

KODACHROME BASIN STATE PARK
Start your state park journey near at Kodachrome Basin State Park, the

Red Painted Faces – Bryce Native American Lore

Bryce Canyon's Native American history is as colorful and intriguing as the pinnacles and hoodoos that create the dramatic landscape. From Paleo-Indians to Ancestral Puebloans (Anasazi) and Fremont Peoples, to the Paiute Indians, there have been known human inhabitants the Bryce Canyon region for

Utah Liquor Laws – Bryce Canyon Region

It's no secret that the Beehive State has some more strict drinking laws. Let's take a look at the facts.

Dining in Bryce Canyon Country.

Can I drink alcoholic beverages in Utah? Yes, you can imbibe! Although Utah's drinking laws are strictly regulated by the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control

Fall Colors in Bryce Canyon Country

Begin planning now to visit Bryce Canyon Country in the fall.

During the fall season, this region becomes a kaleidoscope of color as quaking aspens, cottonwoods, and majestic oaks display brilliant shades of gold, red, and orange. Although "color season" begins in early to mid-September, seeing