It’s no doubt one of the most beautiful hikes in Utah, but Angel’s Landing isn’t the easiest hike. Here’s what you need to know before hitting the trail.
Bring your bucket list, and your other bucket list, and a bucket, and your gratitude journal, because there’s more to do in Park City than Oprah could tell you to do during “Living your best life” week.
Landscape photography is not easy. And in winter, it’s even harder — thanks to inclement weather and increased difficulty of access to places. Below we pay tribute to some of the photogs who have best captured the essence of the snowy season.
Whether you’re visiting Utah or you’ve lived here for years and feel guilty about sights unseen, Kanab is the perfect place to set up shop and tick items off your bucket list.
The same cold, dry air that makes the best snow on earth also creates the perfect conditions for many other winter activities. Here are some to consider.
Here is the official list of our 10 favorite spots, officially, at least until the next time we sit down and have a deep, respectful conversation with Utah winters and discover another facet of their personality:
You want something different, something wilderness-retro. Never fear, trendsetter. We’ve got just the thing: Five out-of-the-way outbacks you can bring back in style.
Check out two itineraries for fun-filled days. Both options are fulfilling, easy on the wallet and a perfect way to spend a memorable day in Salt Lake City. Enjoy!
If you’d like to try hiking but are overwhelmed by all the great trails in Utah, here’s a list of 10 easy-to-moderate trails around the state to get you started.
You already know about Utah’s world-famous national parks (hopefully), but how about Utah’s national monuments? Scratch the state’s surface a little more and you’ll find yourself digging into the other nine Utah federal designations.
Goblin Valley might be the closest you’ll come to setting foot on an alien planet. The valley is also the perfect base camp from which to explore the surrounding San Rafael Swell, one of the best places to camp with kids.
The 10 photos below were taken last winter at Utah locations you can visit anytime. Want to be featured in our next photo roundup? Use the hashtag #youtah on Instagram.
Forget snowball fights. And sledding. Well, the regular type of sledding anyway. It’s time you moved into more sophisticated fun. Consider these 12 out-of-the-box activities the “X-games” of winter fun-ing.
If you’re paying full price for a hotel, a lift ticket, gear rental, transportation and food, a single day of skiing can easily cost $300 or more. Here are some guaranteed tips for saving on the slopes.
Utah is hands down, objectively the prettiest state in the nation. Here are nine pieces of evidence provided by talented photographers to back up our claim.
There is a LOT to do in Moab besides seeing Delicate Arch, though. The best way to get to know the place is to talk to veteran red-rockers about their favorite spots. We’ll get you started with 10 of our must-see Moab destinations.
While there’s no velociraptor-in-the-kitchen scenario, it’s just about as authentic a prehistoric experience as you’ll find this side of the silver screen.
It’s snowing again. And all your friends are skiing. You have no inclination (or cash?) to buy a lift pass, but you still want to make the most of Utah’s cold weather and/or pristine powder. Here are some other suggestions.