Wilson Arch may be the most-accessible natural arch in all of Southern Utah. Fairly large and impressive, it’s 91 feet high and 46 feet tall, carved of Entrada Sandstone. You can hike up to the arch, too, and stand inside it! It’s a simple, steep walk into it from the pullout along the highway. Best […]
Hike the Zion Narrows to Wall Street With These 7 Local Tips
Day hike the best part of the Zion Narrows from the bottom-up. No permits, maps, rentals, or expensive shuttles are necessary! Just bring your camera and a sense of adventure. Zion Narrows to Wall Street Trail Guide MAP: Trails Illustrated PERMITS: none DESIGNATION: Zion National Park (entrance fee required) BEST SEASONS: summer and fall (Often […]
Angels Landing – Hike Zion’s Most Celebrated & Deadly Peak
How to Survive One of America’s Most Harrowing Hikes Seize epic photos of victory on top of Angels Landing! Come. See. Conquer. Get the T-Shirt. Or not. There is a t-shirt though. Really. But first, keep reading and find out exactly what you’re getting yourself into! …because it’s a long way down to the bottom. […]
The Mossy Cave Trail – A Short Hike in Bryce Canyon National Park
Take a short, family-friendly hike on the Mossy Cave Trail at Bryce Canyon National Park. See colorful rocks, pine trees, a flowing stream, small waterfall, and a drippy, “mossy cave” grotto. Mossy Cave Trail Guide MAP: Trails Illustrated PERMITS: none DESIGNATION: Bryce Canyon National Park BEST SEASONS: summer, spring, fall (icicles and solitude in winter!) […]
The Peek-A-Boo Trail – A Loop Hike in Bryce Canyon National Park
An otherworldly day hike in Bryce Canyon National Park among colorful hoodoos. This 5.5-mile loop on the Peek-a-Boo Trail begins and ends at Bryce Point. Peek-a-boo Trail Guide MAP: Trails Illustrated PERMITS: none (must pay National Park Entrance Fee) DESIGNATION: Bryce Canyon National Park BEST SEASONS: summer, late spring, early fall DISTANCE: 5.5 miles round […]