The iconic "Mighty 5" national parks highlight Utah's natural vistas and are often go-to destinations for tourism, both ...

Ultimately, Glen Canyon Recreational Area, located along the Utah-Arizona border, led in visitation among all National Park Service entities in Utah last year, bringing in a record 5.2 million ...

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.

The largest of Utah’s national parks at 337,000 acres, it’s divided into four districts, each with its own distinct recreation opportunities. They are: Island in the Sky, The Maze, Needles and ...

From Bryce Canyon to the next stop, Capitol Reef National Park, the drive is 2 hours if you go via Utah 63 and Utah 22 or 2.5 hours if you take Utah 12 the entire way. The final two parks take a ...

Arches National Park is 5 miles north of the western town of Moab in southeastern Utah. According to AAA Travel, over 1.5 million visitors are estimated to visit the park this summer season.

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.

It was Utah's third-most-visited park in 2022 with nearly 1.5 million people exploring the 76,500-acre park, according to the National Park Service. People gather near the Delicate Arch after ...