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SOUTHERN NATIONAL PARKS HOLIDAY REVIEWS
Southern National Parks
While Utah may be best known for its ski resorts, the south of the state offers a contrasting option in the form of five national parks filled with canyons scoured by mighty rivers and weird and wonderful geological formations. The best known are Bryce Canyon and the Canyonlands, the largest. Some areas of this fascinatingmore
While Utah may be best known for its ski resorts, the south of the state offers a contrasting option in the form of five national parks filled with canyons scoured by mighty rivers and weird and wonderful geological formations. The best known are Bryce Canyon and the Canyonlands, the largest. Some areas of this fascinatingmore
Southern Utah - Chad. Date of travel: Dec 2007
Sputhern Utah is one of my favorite places on earth. I'm not a biker but I'm willing to bike in New York City and here. Still I prefer the walking and wandering. Moab, Bryce Canyon, and Canyonlands are my favorite. The others areas are amazing too, but I only have so many words so I'm going to keep this small. Moab- a good supply town and base. With great tours and independent hiking and biking all around. Rafting here as well. Bryce Canyon is stunning. I toured the rim. They have a free bus service. I was there in the winter and the bus wasn't running so I can't say anything about it. But snow in the canyon was spectacular. One of those rare moments where my mind is actually quiet for a few minutes. I went on a hike down in the pillars as well. Amazing, yeah, an experience without many words. Canyonlands is amazing but there is a trail in particular, the Joint Trail. One of the most moving walks I've been on. Free camping right outside the park on the BLM land.
Sputhern Utah is one of my favorite places on earth. I'm not a biker but I'm willing to bike in New York City and here. Still I prefer the walking and wandering. Moab, Bryce Canyon, and Canyonlands are my favorite. The others areas are amazing too, but I only have so many words so I'm going to keep this small. Moab- a good supply town and base. With great tours and independent hiking and biking all around. Rafting here as well. Bryce Canyon is stunning. I toured the rim. They have a free bus service. I was there in the winter and the bus wasn't running so I can't say anything about it. But snow in the canyon was spectacular. One of those rare moments where my mind is actually quiet for a few minutes. I went on a hike down in the pillars as well. Amazing, yeah, an experience without many words. Canyonlands is amazing but there is a trail in particular, the Joint Trail. One of the most moving walks I've been on. Free camping right outside the park on the BLM land.
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