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A Guide to Fall in Bryce Canyon Country
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……
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Hiking to a Waterfall in Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument
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……
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An epic ride to the bottom of Bryce Canyon
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……
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Glamping in Bryce Canyon Country
There’s nothing quite like taking a weekend away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and spending it in the great outdoors. Going camping is a great way to explore and connect with nature, as well as bond with friends and family on your adventure. There’s no better way to experience the beauty of……
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What Sets Bryce Canyon Apart from Other National Parks
There are a whopping 63 national parks in America, spanning the entire country. There are five to choose from in Utah alone, all in the southern half of the state. With all that variety, you may be wondering which park is right for your next road trip or family outing. Against all of the noise,……
