Tori Peglar

In light of the spread of COVID-19, trying to find out what is open and closed in our national parks is a moving target these days. Here are updates.

Listen to an entertaining guide that automatically tells you stories about where you are while you drive.

See seven national park sites on the breathtaking scenic road trip from the Grand Canyon to Arches to Zion.

This glamping camp in America’s gorgeous Southwest is located on 196 acres bordering Zion National Park

How do you pack for your desert climate that includes river hiking and rafting? Here are the top 15 items to put in your backpack.

What to expect on Arches National Park trails, from an incredibly popular arch hike to a difficult desert scramble in a remote area.

Personalized guide to help you decide from your choice of three park campgrounds to remote backcountry sites and a slice of RV heaven.

Here are 5 tips from EcoVessel on why drinking water from a reusable water bottle is so essential both on and off the trail.

Here are exceptional ways to have fun and be present, Utah national parks-style, even if you can't visit the parks in person.

You don’t have to visit Utah’s five national parks in person to experience their gorgeous red-rock canyons, spires and ancient ruins.

Visit Zion, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, Arches, and Canyonlands, plus the Grand Canyon and adventures in Salt Lake City, Old Oraibi and Kanab on this 1,302-mile trip.

Tips to incredible rafting trips for families or thrill seekers on the untamed Yampa River, Gates of Lodore and Cataract Canyon in Utah and Colorado

Iconic trails, fantastic meals, natural and cultural history and expert guides to make for an unforgettable national park vacation.

Surrounded by two national parks with incredible redrock formations, the quirky and lively town of Moab is a great base for a romantic getaway.

You’ll dig ancient animal history in Vernal, Utah, located close to Dinosaur National Monument

Take a break from the desert heat by jumping in the sparkling water and spend several days exploring this 91-mile-long reservoir.

Don't miss these awe-inspiring sandstone formations in Arches National Park that can be seen after a short stroll from their parking areas.

So you think you know Salt Lake City? We bet you don't know about it's thriving beer scene and five more surprises.

Avoid the crowds, enjoy fantastic food and discover the hidden gems along the way to three of the Southwest’s most popular national parks.

From a walk past life-sized dinosaurs to rafting the Colorado River, your family trip to Canyonlands and Arches national parks will be full of adventure.

Gateway to Arches and Canyonlands national parks, as well as Dead Horse Point State Park, and the cool waters of the Colorado River, here are our favorites in Moab.

Gateway to national parks and home to Temple Square, Salt Lake City offers endless options for outdoor enthusiasts, cultural art lovers, families and history buffs.

Don’t miss dining at this longtime Moab restaurant serving old favorites with sustainably grown food. It's a unique stop after visiting Arches National Park.

Located in Southeast Utah and the Northern border of Arizona, this drive has been called the most scenic in America by many and it's no wonder why.

The shows attract more than 150,000 ticket holders annually, some of whom come to Cedar City just for the 250 festival performances.

While Southwest Utah is known for its red-rock, there’s a pocket of mountains topped by aspens, wildflowers and pine trees. Stop at these 4 spots.

Enjoy an unforgettable evening of old fashioned western fun, music and great cowboy food in Bryce Canyon! Doors open at 7 pm late-April thru mid-October.

Ruby's Inn is a concessionaire for activities in and near Bryce Canyon National Park. Ride a horse, rent a bike, take an ATV tour, or go on a scenic flight in an airplane or helicopter.

Elevate your national park vacation when you and your family spend the night at a glamping camp.

This gorgeous national park offers breathtaking views, lodging and great educational stops. Here are our top seven.

Want to sleep under the stars but skip sleeping bags, dirt and pit toilets? Try glamping near Zion, Arches and Grand Canyon national parks.

Explore the country’s best national parks in style in a camper van, trailer or RV.

The iconic Navajo Loop Trail, along with some other sites in Bryce Canyon National Park, needed repair so a local hotel launched the “Dollar Check-Off” program.

Get outdoors and experience the established trails on a canyon hike or rim trail running adventure. Tour the Slot Canyons, Horseshoe Bend or explore Lake Powell’s colorful canyons.

Discover a center dedicated to the Four Corners region and guided outings.

Zion National Park's beauty does not end at the park boundary. Here are six ways to experience the area and escape the park’s crowds.

Just over the Utah border lies Great Basin National Park where you can explore the inside of the Earth and a 13,000-foot peak. Here are three unusual sights to see.