A firsthand look at Southwest Adventure Tours’ Mighty 5 Guided Tour. On a scale of one to Hades, the outside temperature in Moab was hotter than the fire and brimstone below. 103. 104. 105. The…
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Kodachrome Basin Utah's Wild West Kanab in winter? You bet it kan. There may be sexier-sounding travel destinations—Istanbul? Cinque Terre?—but few can boast Kanab’s outdoor access and return on…
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Romeo and Juliet walk into a tasting room, finding a shipwrecked pirate at a table in the corner. Not really. But this little bit of irony offers a glimpse of Iron County’s charmingly quirky…
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Traveling is chasing feelings. You don’t go places to do things; you go places to feel the things you feel when you do the things those places have to do. These feelings can be internal or external…
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If you’ve ever driven on Highway 191 and had the pleasure to gaze out the window to the west, the San Rafael Swell is that jagged jaw of toothsome rocks jutting out of the desert at odd angles like…
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St. George is named for the patron saint of national and state parks. Just kidding, it was named for a Mormon leader from the 1800s who was nicknamed the “potato saint” because he urged people to eat…
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It’s fall. The sun is now setting before you finish dinner. There’s nothing to do but succumb to the cold and say goodbye to Utah’s golfy sunshine and warm weather. No, wait, yeah. Yeah there is…
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It’s always sunny in St. George If Southern Utah seceded, St. George would be its capital. It's the biggest city down south, buffered from the north by a statewide swath of treacherous(ly beautiful)…
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