I (Max) was born and raised in Utah and introduced to its unimaginable landscapes through my dad. I feel so lucky to have cut my teeth as a hiker in the Beehive State.
Millions of people visit Utah’s “Mighty Five” national parks every year and I can understand why. Arches, Bryce, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, and Zion are all sensational.
We wrote these guides to help you discover some of Utah’s lesser-known gems. I think you will find that the state’s public lands will blow your mind, especially off the beaten path.
Overview Reflection Canyon is a tributary of Lake Powell found in southeastern Utah. From the water, you can reach it by boat, jet ski,…
Overview Kanarraville Falls is a picturesque waterfall set in a slot canyon near the sleepy town of Kanarraville, Utah. Although many hikers turn around…
Overview Elephant Arch is a natural sandstone arch in Southern Utah, appropriately named after its uncanny resemblance to an elephant's profile. This is most…
Overview Candy Cliffs are a unique and spectacular series of rock formations near St. George, Utah. They are situated just within the boundaries of…
Overview The Zion Traverse (aka Trans-Zion Trek) is a 50-mile point-to-point route that spans the entirety of Zion National Park from the northwestern to…
