Camp Cooking Fails and How to Do It Right
Learn to cook like a pro and avoid common mistakes when you’re cooking at a campsite.
Mikaela is a sales and content specialist for National Park Trips. She earned her Bachelor’s of Arts degree from the University of Colorado Boulder. Her writing has appeared online for brands like Copper Mountain Ski Area and Keep Nature Wild and in print for the National Park Journals.
Mikaela’s favorite Utah trail is Fisher Towers near Moab. Because it’s not in a national park, you can hike it with your dog. Just make sure you can lift them – a metal ladder makes the last section a bit tricky.
Mikaela’s passion is to inspire others to get out and experience life. She spends most of her free-time outside hiking, skiing, climbing, taking photos, camping, snowshoeing, doing yoga – you name it! When she’s not outside, you can find her exploring hipster coffee shops or on the hunt for Denver’s best mac n’ cheese. You can follow her adventures on Instagram @themillennialoutside.
Learn to cook like a pro and avoid common mistakes when you’re cooking at a campsite.
Spend the night at Zion’s only hotel amidst canyon beauty.
Stay minutes from Bryce Canyon National Park’s awe-inspiring hoodoos at Under Canvas’ newest luxury glamping property.
See some of Utah’s most incredible scenery, with a fraction of the crowds, at this national monument.
Bryce Canyon National Park’s iconic orange, pink and white hoodoos alone make it a destination worth adding to your RVing bucket list. It is at higher elevation (which keeps it cooler than neighboring parks in the summer months); unique hiking opportunities and accessibility just sweeten the deal.
Beat the heat, avoid the crowds and find out where you’ll fit with our RV guide to one of Utah’s most stunning national parks.
Zion National Park, located in southwestern Utah, was the third-most-visited national park in 2017 – and for good reason. Beautiful red cliffs, pockets of green vegetation, hikes that make your heart race – this park has it all.
Explore Utah’s least-crowded national park like a pro in your RV with these tips.
Find out how to lose the crowds, beat the heat and more in your RV at Arches National Park this year.
Discover the solitude you’ve been searching for just east of Bryce Canyon National Park in towns like Boulder and Escalante, Utah.
Mountain bike through stunning canyon country and raft some of the nation’s biggest whitewater on a combination ride and raft trip with Holiday River Expeditions.
Upgrade your next national park road trip by booking a stay with Harvest Hosts at unique local producers nationwide.
Meet the illustrator behind the viral @subparparks Instagram account, Amber Share.
Push your limits on these challenging activities including biking the White Rim Trail, hiking the Fiery Furnace, rafting Cataract Canyon and backpacking the Big Needles Loop.
This 14-mile stretch of the Colorado River through Canyonlands National Park will get your heart pounding.
Uranium mining in the West, from Bears Ears to the Grand Canyon, threatens Indigenous and public lands.
Conquer the best of Zion on this ultimate active vacation featuring backpacking, climbs and bike rides.
Explore one of the most remote parts of Arches National Park on a ranger-led or self-guided hike.
Take in Utah’s stunning color palette in and around Capitol Reef National Park.
The Zion Subway is one of the most popular slot canyon and canyoneering routes in Zion National Park.
Become a more sustainable traveler on your next Utah vacation with our ideas for a fun-filled and greener itinerary.
Explore Arches, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Bryce Canyon and Zion in your electric vehicle.
Stop by the Visitor Center before climbing 1,000 feet in the 5-miles to the Kolob Canyon Viewpoint. Or drive from Virgin, Utah all the way to the reservoir.
Take a private tour of Arches, Zion, Grand Canyon, Sedona, Bryce Canyon, local breweries, Verde Valley wineries and more.
This lodge pairs modern convenience with retro charm for the perfect adventure basecamp.
Enjoy the benefits of biking through the park with a little help from an electric bicycle.
From mountain biking to al fresco dining to arts and culture, Park City, Utah, has a trail for everyone.
Family fun awaits in Davis County
Kitchenettes, an indoor pool and convenient downtown location make Homewood Suites your perfect Moab adventure basecamp.
Giving back to parks with thoughtful products.
The closest lodging to Bryce Canyon and near Zion and the Grand Canyon, stay at the hotels, RV park, tipis and campground. Plus ride horseback, on an ATV or bike.
Staffer Mikaela Ruland shares her experiences from the National Park Photography Workshop she attended in Kanab with National Park Trips Media and Tamron.