Utah

Navajo and Queens Garden Loop is by far one of the most popular hikes in Bryce Canyon and we can see why. Its moderate trail distance and unique views offer immediate payoff from start to finish and leave hikers wanting more.

Mossy Cave Trail is an easy and short hike located in Bryce Canyon National Park. Hikers can enjoy, towering hoodoos, the Tropic Waterfall and an overhang known as the “Mossy Cave”.

We spent 2-days in Bryce Canyon. Here is everything we did and the things we wish we had time for.

Brian Head Resort, dubbed the “premier ski resort in Southern Utah” is located just 3 hours from Las Vegas. Desert dwellers can take advantage of the free lodging promotion and enjoy a perfect weekend getaway on the slopes.

Nestled in the heart of Park City at Canyon’s Village you’ll find a pleasant 4.5-mile round trip trail winding through the mountains. 

Unfortunately, no you are not allowed to swim in Lake Blanche as it is located in a protected watershed.

Included is a trail map of the Lake Blanche hike in Big Cottonwood Canyon in Utah.

Lake Blanche parking can be a challenge but these tips will help you snag a spot!

Nestled in the heart of Park City, the Utah Olympic Park is a sprawling 400 acre marvel dedicated to the 2002 Winter Olympics and used today to train new Olympic hopefuls. Explore this action packed park only 30 minutes from Salt Lake City.

The historic site of Ensign Peak is an “ensign for the nations” and is home to the most magnificent views overlooking Salt Lake City.

Kolob Canyon is located right off I-15 in Utah. This majestic and lesser known area of Zion National Park will take your breath away.

Only 20 minutes from Salt Lake City, this gorgeous mountain hike will leave you in awe.