Visit these places in and around Utah’s Mighty Five to escape the crowds. Too people-y. If you’ve ever been to Arches, Bryce, or Zion National Park and uttered these words to yourself, you’re not…
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Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Zion Capitol Reef National Park There are 127 out of 400+ national parks that have entrance fees, but on these freebie days, you can roll right…
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The best hiking companions are low maintenance. They don’t reach their filthy hand into your bag of slightly melty trail mix without asking. They carry their pack without complaint and maintain a…
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These sites are millions of years in the making –– but you can see them all in nine days. It's the Grand Circle Tour, expertly guided by Southern Utah Scenic Tours. See enough canyons, cliffs…
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Stay in wagons, teepees or cabins; get around by way of Jeeps, horses, or llamas. The perfect blend of ancient and modern history. Capitol Reef National Park boasts a wonderland of scenic views…
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What’s better than touring around Utah’s countless parks, monuments and landmarks? Well, nothing really. But there’s a way to make your touring of Bryce Canyon, Grand Staircase, Capitol Reef (and a…
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Want a mix of luxury and adventure? Let’s alpaca suitcase and head to Capitol Reef! So, you’ve done a bunch of hikes. Maybe you’ve been to a handful of national parks and have the stickers on your…
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See enough canyons, cliffs, arches, bridges and petroglyphs to last a lifetime. You’ll go home with a profound sense of awe, a full memory card and several pairs of reddish socks. You know that road…
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It's the middle of nowhere with a little bit of everything, including teepees and conestoga wagons Capitol Reef National Park in central Southern Utah holds onto towering monoliths, striated cliff…
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They’re so tightly packed you could sleep till noon and still drive through all Utah’s national parks before sunset. (You could, but you shouldn’t. That’d be like sprinting through the Louvre.) Here’s…
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