Utah’s 'Big Five’ parks in winter By Crai Bower Updated Jan 16, 2015 4:46 p.m. Easy footpaths connect Turret Arch with the North and South Windows in the surprise that is Arches National Park.

All of the “Big Five” national parks in Utah have now closed due to the coronavirus, the latest shutdown being Capitol Reef National Park. Gov. Gary Herbert announced Capitol Reef's closure ...

Planning a road trip through Utah’s national parks sounds exciting until you sit down and realize how much ground there is to cover. While it might not look like much on a map, The Mighty 5 ...

Despite its mighty national parks and several stunning state parks, Utah's main attraction may be its roads, more specifically, its scenic byways.

From the steep, sublime Zion Canyon to the imagination-igniting hoodoos of Bryce, here's how to uncover the best of all five Utah national parks. By Maya Silver. February 7, 2023.

Utah’s Mighty 5 national parks are famous among park lovers. Images of Arches , Bryce and Zion are all over social media, but you don’t hear as much about Capitol Reef and Canyonlands.

Visitors to Utah's national parks, monuments, and trails spent over $1.6 billion in the state, helping to create 23,312 jobs and benefiting the state's economy by nearly $2.6 billion.