From the red rock canyons and high mountain plateaus, to the breathtaking scenery, Utah's largest national forest quietly stretches its allure across two million acres in the southern part of the ...

Image Credit: Shutterstock. The first thing to decide when planning your Utah road trip is your route, specifically whether you’ll explore the full loop of national parks or a one-way trip.

If you plan on visiting Utah's national parks, whether it's Zion, Arches, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, or Canyonlands, here are some of the most beautiful nature-focused hotels you can stay at.

From secluded hiking trails to hidden waterfalls, travel experts highlight some less-visited spots at U.S. national parks to escape the crowds.

Come for the soaring sandstone, stay for the stars—here’s everything you need to know about visiting Zion National Park.

Shutterstock Capitol Reef National Park, Utah Most folks drive right past Capitol Reef on their way to other Utah parks. Don’t make the same mistake. This place packs in ancient rock art, working ...

First on their list is Capitol Reef National Park. Often the most overlooked of the five national parks in Utah, it offers unimaginable natural wonders – and it feels like you have them all to ...

Saturday, April 19, 2025, is the first day of National Park Week, an annual celebration of America's 433 national parks. Admission to all parks will be free that day, and many of the parks have ...

Capitol Reef National Park in south-central Utah was the only park among the five to break a record, tallying 1.42 million visits in 2024 to top its previous record of 1.4 million set in 2021. Arches ...

Canyonlands National Park is stunning, but it's less accessible to the average traveler. There's lots to do in Capitol Reef, which is my favorite of Utah's national parks.

Here’s everything you need to know before visiting Goblin Valley State Park in Utah.