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The temperature is chilly, you’ve been stuck inside for weeks and nothing sounds better than an outdoor adventure. It sounds like Bryce Canyon Country is the winter getaway you need. The red hoodoos covered in white are a sight to behold and there are many activities catering to fun in the snow. Snowshoeing has been… Continue reading Snowshoeing In Bryce Canyon Country For Beginners

Known for being one of Utah’s largest lava tubes, Mammoth Cave is a fantastic, family-friendly place to explore. The cave is roughly a quarter mile long making it an easy hike. Formed from water and cooling lava about 2,000 years ago, Mammoth Cave is still really young from a geological standpoint!  Here’s how you can… Continue reading How to Visit Mammoth Cave

Autumn is the perfect time to visit Bryce Canyon Country with the cool, crisp air, vibrant foliage backed by Utah’s dynamic red rocks and fewer people to share the trails with. Timing is everything and mother nature’s paintbrush reaches its peak at the end of September to mid-October. See the Colors From scenic drives to… Continue reading A Guide to Fall in Bryce Canyon Country

Guest Author: Benita Hogue @capturing_the_outdoors One of the best waterfall hikes in Utah can be found off of Highway 12 between Escalante and Boulder in Utah at Lower Calf Creek Falls in Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. And when you visit the area, you’ll also pass through the famous Scenic Byway Highway 12, which makes the… Continue reading Hiking to a Waterfall in Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument

Author: Wendy Lee EmptyNestersHitTheRoad.com I must admit, I wasn’t looking forward to our horseback ride in Bryce Canyon. I prefer to explore a trail on my own two feet and not be at the mercy of a very large and sometimes stubborn animal. Jason on the other hand was really excited about it, so I… Continue reading An epic ride to the bottom of Bryce Canyon