Zion National Park   |  Angie Payne

Federal Shutdown Information

We closely monitor discussions around federal government funding and the effects on national parks, monuments and other federally managed areas throughout the state.

On September 30, 2023, the U.S. government signed a short-term funding bill to avert a government shutdown through November 17, 2023. All of Utah's national parks, monuments and areas will continue to operate as usual during this time. And the state remains committed to keeping these areas protected, safe and accessible at all times.

Prepare for Responsible Travel

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7 Days

Red Rock Romance

The desert is intensely romantic. Beyond the sunsets and starlight, you’ll find relaxing spas and wine tasting, inspiring hikes and views, and so much divine dining.

Food and Drink, Hiking, Scenic Drives/Road Trips, Wellness

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6 Days

Farther Away From It All

Searching for solitude? Follow this six-day itinerary to find unspoiled wild places, hidden trails, open spaces and perfect peace.

Camping & Backpacking, Hiking, Native American, Scenic Drives/Road Trips, Solitude, Stargazing, Wellness

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7 Days

Resorts to Red Rock: Utah Relaxation

From world-class spas high up in the Wasatch mountains to meditative adventures through the red rock hoodoos of Goblin Valley, you’ll find solace and reprieve in the diverse landscape that only Utah can offer.

Hiking, Solitude, Wellness

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6 Days

Hidden Secrets

For the soul who wants to venture off the beaten path and explore hidden gems, we’ve got you covered. From stand-up paddleboarding through the tranquil, narrow slot canyons of Lake Powell to browsing through a massive vinyl collection at a small town record store, with this six-day itinerary you’ll find hidden gems all over Southern Utah.

Camping & Backpacking, Cycling, Hiking, History and Heritage, Native American, Scenic Drives/Road Trips, Solitude

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5 Days

Roughin' It

Willing to bring a sleeping bag and leave the pavement behind every once in a while? If you can handle getting your car a little dusty (oh, and have a well-maintained, high-clearance vehicle), this five- or six-day itinerary will put you smack dab in the middle of the great outdoors. And with 300 days of sunshine a year, Southern Utah offers a pretty dang good chance of perfect camping weather. And the best part? This itinerary is designed for budget-conscious travelers.

Adventure, Camping & Backpacking, Hiking, Scenic Drives/Road Trips, Solitude

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