Fishing Panguitch Lake

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 Winter’s Desert: Visiting Southern Utah in the Slow Months

Written By Brinley Froelich

7 minute read

Experiencing the peace of canyon country in the winter is an attraction of its own.

Across a Snow-Covered Desert

Written By Matcha

5 minute read

Follow this itinerary for a week-long winter road trip across the snow-covered desert of Southeastern Utah.

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!

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.

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.

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.

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.

Soil Sleuth: Protecting Utah's Living Landscapes

Written By Kristen Pope

5 minute read

Visit Utah writer Kristen Pope met Dr. Jayne Belnap, one of the world’s top experts on biological soil crusts, to learn about the importance of biocrusts to Utah's desert landscapes, and how to protect them.

Supporting Women Entrepreneurs While Traveling in Utah

Written By Whitney Childers

Women entrepreneurs in Utah have been particularly successful at honing their expertise. Find out about women-owned businesses you can support while adventuring in Utah.

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.

Touring Utah with the State’s Most Well Known Women Writers

Written By Lindy Blanchette

The diversity and beauty found in Utah has often been captured by women. Here are the places that seven of Utah’s most well known women writers knew and loved most.

Why Your Kids Need a Utah Trip

Written By Kim Heys

3 minute read

Discover where adventure and learning converge across iconic rivers and ancient canyons.

Winter in Southeastern Utah: Arches and Canyonlands

Written By Jeremy Pugh

3 minute read

Want to avoid the Utah national park crowds? Plan a winter Southeastern Utah trip. Experience more peace, quiet and solitude.

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.