Cassidy Arch is one of the most popular hikes in Capitol Reef National Park due to its easy accessibility, length and the ability to stand on top of an arch. The hike is almost all uphill, involves some minor slabby scrambling (class 2 at the highest) and ends at the high point of the…
The Navajo Knobs hike is the longest maintained hiking trail within Capitol Reef National Park. The trail consists of a pretty consistent uphill climb which rewards hikers with outstanding views of the National Park and neighboring mountains in all directions. This hike is most popular during the summer and can get extremely hot so…
Lower Calf Creek Falls is a popular hike located within the Grand Escalante National Monument in Southern Utah. The waterfall is 126ft tall and flows all year round with fewest crowds in the winter months. The hike to the falls involves some rolling hills through the canyon where the waterfall starts. This is a…
Spooky & Peekaboo Slot Canyons is a popular hike located in the Grand Escalante National Monument in southern, Utah. Making a complete loop with Dry Fork Narrows creates an awesome day in the desert. Dry Fork is a mini version of its famous older brother located in Zion National Park while Peekaboo and Spooky…
Bryce Canyon hikes within the National Park come in all shapes and sizes. Bryce is one of 5 National Parks located in Utah. Bryce Canyon hikes are widely known for their unique Hoodoos, natural bridges and beautiful sandstone. Bryce Canyon National Park is popular but does not see the large crowds like neighboring Zion…
Dinosaur National Monument is a US National Monument located in both Utah and Colorado. Although the hiking here is not world renown, it’s a beautiful and unique spot to hike. The park has over 15 miles of established hiking trails on the Utah side in addition to some backcountry options as well. Dinosaur National…
