by Jamie | Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Travel Planning Tips and Resources, Utah Things To Do
If you’ll be visiting Arches, exploring Canyonlands or enjoying the outdoor adventures around Moab, use this guide to help you know where to stay in Moab, Utah. There are all types of lodging in and near Moab from budget-friendly hotels to higher-prices resorts....
by Jamie | Bryce Canyon National Park, National Parks in Utah, Travel Photography Destinations
Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah, USA isn’t a canyon, but a series of carved out natural amphitheaters. People come from around the world to see the amazing Bryce Canyon views of these formations and to take exquisite photos of Bryce Canyon. What creates these...
by Jamie | HOME Travel & Photography, National Parks in Utah, Travel Planning Guides, Zion National Park
As avid outdoor enthusiasts, Dave and I love exploring awe-inspiring natural wonders like Zion National Park. Located in the Southwest of Utah, near the towns of Kanab, St. George, and Cedar City, visiting Zion National is a truly amazing experience that is not to be...
by Jamie | Arches National Park, National Parks in Utah, Travel Planning Guides
Dave and I absolutely love visiting Arches National Park every chance we get. Arches is a few miles north of the fun outdoor adventure town of Moab, Utah. The amazing hiking trails in Arches weave through a land of contrasting colors, awe-inspiring sunsets, and...
by Jamie | Southwest US Road Trip Tips and Resources, Travel Packing, Travel Packing Tips and Resources, US National Parks Tips and Resources, Utah Tips and Resources, Visit a US National Park
US National Parks provide destinations with unique landscapes and wildlife, and a variety of outdoor activities year-round. When it’s time to start packing for your trip, use our National Park Packing Lists. (Scroll to download the packing lists.) The lists are...
by Megan | Capitol Reef National Park, Hiking Guides, National Parks in Utah
Capitol Reef is one of Utah’s Mighty 5 national parks right in the middle of the state. It isn’t terribly close to another park, like Arches and Canyonlands that are both near Moab, Utah and only 26 miles apart. Or Bryce Canyon and Zion in Southern Utah...
