Arts, Science & Cultural Museums

A Short Hike to Wilson Arch

1 minute read

Wilson Arch is an elegant sandstone feature that sits along Highway 191 south of Moab on BLM land. The short hike is free.

A Van Lifer’s Guide to Responsible Travel in Southern Utah

Written By Kristen Bor

2 minute read

When Utah’s dirt roads are calling you, it’s time to plan your van life road trip. Here’s what you need to know to travel safely, support Utah’s rural communities, and help preserve the delicate desert landscapes.

AndShe’sDopeToo: Giving Roots To Adventure

Written By DeAnn Armes

5 minute read

Retreats and rendezvous where women find their footing outdoors and discover the unexpected.

Be Prepared for the Southern Utah Backcountry

Written By Kristen Pope

3 minute read

Prepare for a trip out into Utah's rugged red rock backcountry by learning as much as possible about the area before heading out. Stop by a ranger station to educate yourself and pick up necessary permits. Always practice good backcountry ethics and proper safety techniques for a safe and enjoyable adventure.

Best Dude Ranches in Utah

Written By Matcha

5 minute read

From the red rock of Moab to the mountains of Park City, Utah offers a handful of ranches that will bring out your inner cowboy or cowgirl. So dust off your boots, pack your bags, and book a stay at one of these seven dude ranches.

Bridesmaids Gone Boating

Written By Melissa McGibbon

If you and your bride tribe are more outdoorsy than indoorsy, consider booking a whitewater rafting trip in southern Utah instead of club night at a casino. Half-day, full-day, and multi-day river trips are easy to plan and are great for groups of all sizes and abilities.

Dog-Friendly Utah: The Road to Mighty

Written By Visit Utah

7 minute read

Want to bring your furry friend on your next vacation? Utah is home to several great dog-friendly national parks and other fun destinations. Check it out and plan your trip!

Estrogen on Adrenaline: 48 Hours in Moab, Utah's Giant Playground

Written By Paula Colman

12 minute read

Looking for an unconventional girls weekend getaway? Get inspiration for an ultimate Moab mountain biking, stargazing, camping adventure here! Visit Utah.

Find a Winter Refresh in a Utah State Park

Written By Rosie Serago

4 minute read

The best Utah state parks will entice you with ice fishing, white sand and snow-dusted scenery. Take a winter break to refresh with a visit to a few of these places.

Fisher Towers River Rafting

Written By Bob Wassom

5 minute read

Join Bob Wassom, and a few others, as they raft down the Fisher Towers stretch of water disproving any idea or stereotype suggesting disabilities hinder outdoor recreation.

Hole N'' the Rock

Your road trip in Moab might call for a stopover at the famous Hole N” The Rock.

How to Slow Travel in Utah

Written By Elainna Ciaramella

Avoid the mad scramble and consider slow travel as a better approach to your Utah trip.

How to Support Local On Your Utah Road Trip

Written By Elainna Ciaramella

5 minute read

Many small businesses in Utah rely on tourism for survival. These expert tips help road trippers make a real difference in communities by supporting local.

It’s About Time We All Unplugged

Written By Megan Michelson

4 minute read

In Utah, you can find far-flung places to reset, wellness resorts that promote digital detox, and destinations where you can swap screen time for much-needed adventure time.

Moab Under Canvas: Glamping

If you’re looking for a luxurious camping experience, Moab Under Canvas is just the ticket. Book your stay in a fully-furnished canvas tent in canyon country!

Moab's Singletrack Renaissance

Written By Matcha

3 minute read

Moab isn’t just for burly Slickrock riders anymore. In the last few years, local groups have established dozens of miles of new mountain bike trails.

Movies Filmed in Utah: Plotting a Cinematic Drive-Through

Written By Andrea David

Follow a Germany-based film enthusiast on an extended road trip to discover the rich history of Utah cinematography.

Resiliency Road Trip

Written By Tiffini Porter

5 minute read

The emergence of small Utah towns like Moab and Helper offer an inspiring backdrop for a road trip focused on reinvention.

See the Fall Leaves Near Utah's National Parks

Written By Visit Utah

Sure, any of Utah’s Mighty 5 national parks are spectacular year round — covered in snow, peppered with spring wildflowers, and baked in sunshine. But find them exponentially special when the changing fall leaves are in juxtaposition to the immaculate red rock cliffs.

Seven Must-Ride Mountain Biking Trails in Utah

Written By Visit Utah

5 minute read

To help you plan a Utah mountain biking trip, we've assembled a list of seven of Utah’s best mountain biking trails followed by a roundup of Utah’s best fat-tire destinations.

The Art of Supporting Utah Artists

Written By Lindy Blanchette

5 minute read

Here’s a look at six local artists whose work draws upon Utah’s diverse environments as inspiration.

The Freedom of Wild Places

Written By Kristen Pope

6 minute read

Clutching my hat with both hands, the wind roared and whipped by as I stood atop a rugged red rock formation, gazing out into the vastness of The Needles district of Canyonlands National Park.

Utah Liquor Laws Visitor Guide — Yes, You Can!

Written By Matcha

3 minute read

In preparation for your trip to Utah, here’s what you need to know about Utah's liquor laws, especially how and where to buy a drink in the city or in the rural parts of the state.

Walking The Line Between Risk and Responsibility

Written By Chelsea Yamase

Why a Hawaii-based highliner and influencer hasn't returned to Utah — yet.

Women in the Wild: Transformation and the Outdoors

Written By Paula Colman

11 minute read

Paula Colman joins a weekend retreat for women in Moab, Utah, that has an eye-catching mission: Build your tribe. Connect with your inner spirit. Transform body, mind and spirit around the theme: “Ignite the Flame Within.” Follow along as she seeks her authentic self and learn how to find your own Tribe.