by Jamie | Hiking Guides, Zion National Park
Zion National Park hikes are some of the best in the entire world. It’s no surprise that this national park is the most visited in all of Utah since visitors cannot wait to explore all the magnificent hiking trails that Zion National Park has to offer. With so many...
by Megan | Arches National Park, Hiking Guides, HOME Travel Destinations
Outdoor adventure is the theme when visiting Arches national park. One of the best ways to see Arches is by walking up to and around the various stone structures and arches. There are trails in the park for the avid hiker, causal visitor and families traveling with...
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...
by Susie - Family Travel Writer | California Things To Do, Family Travel Destinations, Hiking Guides
My husband and I are avid hikers, and we usually take the kids with us when we hit the trails. About once a month, we find a local kid friendly hike to enjoy. Sometimes our hikes are more like nature walks with fun stops along the way, and sometimes the trails can be...
by Jamie | Arches National Park, Hiking Guides
A visit to Arches National Park isn’t complete until you hike a trail or two. The popular Devil’s Garden hiking trail can be tailored to fit the time you have available and the points of interest you want to see. The Devil’s Garden Trail,...
by Jamie | Bryce Canyon National Park, Hiking Guides
There is one hiking trail you MUST DO when visiting Bryce Canyon National Park because it is the best way to see the hoodoos up close. The views overlooking the Amphitheater along the Rim Trail are spectacular, but the experience of looking up at the hoodoos from the...
