Utah National Parks

With five national parks, Utah is America's national parks capital. These national parks include: Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, and Capitol Reef National Park.

We also claim the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park, since it is best accessed through southern Utah. In addition, Mesa Verde National Park is just across the border, in Colorado. Each of these parks offer unique beauty and recreational opportunities.

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These national parks are located close together, allowing visitors to experience them all in one trip. Whether you choose to visit just one or two, or to take a Grand Circle swing through them all, your trip is certain to be unforgettable!

Delicate Arch, Utah's scenic red rock icon, and the twisting waters of Zion's Narrows, are only two of the awe-inspiring surprises enclosed within Utah's national park boundaries. Whichever park you visit, you're sure to discover splashes of natural color and unique formations, making for a remarkable experience.

Utah also has many National Monuments, just as spectacular as our national parks.

Utah is the gateway to several neighboring national parks and home to many other spectacular areas. Simply click on the map to discover what Utah has to offer.

Park Reservations, Fees & Regulations

Utah's travel region and convention & visitor bureau offices throughout the state are also good sources of travel-related information.