All about Bryce Canyon National Park
Bryce Canyon National Park is one of Utah’s Might Five Parks. Although it is called a canyon, Bryce isn’t’ a canyon. It is part of the Paunsaugunt Plateau. The entire park is made of a series of amphitheaters filled with hoodoos. Hoodoos are unique geological structures that are formed by frost weathering. Watching the sunrise over the Bryce amphitheater is one of the greatest sights in the park system. Bryce Canyon National Park Profile Region Intermountain Region Park Size 35,835 acres (55.99 sq miles) (145 sq km) About the size of Wallis and Futuna of France Elevation Highest point: 9,115 ft (2,778 m) at Rainbow Point Lowest point: 6,565 feet (2,001 m) at…
Best RV Rentals in Salt Lake City for a National Park Road Trip
Are you ready to head off on your Utah National Park Road Trip or any kind of US road trip? Do you want to make the most of your time in the national parks while having hotel-like amenities? We have scoured the internet to find the best RV Rentals in Salt Lake City Utah. We have found the best camper rentals in the Salt Lake City area. These rentals make it easy to fly into Salt Lake City and take a taxi or Uber/Lyft to the pick-up point. Prices are approximate and can vary by season. We have selected a range of Salt Lake City rv rentals from cheap to luxury.…
Hiking Chesler Park Loop Trail in Canyonlands National Park
One of the best trails in Canyonlands National Park is the Chesler Park Loop Trail. This stunning 11-mile long loop features, colorful spires, mushroom-like formations, caves, and boulders. The hike is one of a kind that will keep you mesmerized throughout the trail. Even though the trail is located in The Needles District, which isn’t as popular as the Island in the Sky District, it shouldn’t deter you from enjoying this hike. Not only is the trail captivating, the lack of visitors is the cherry on top. Keep on reading on for an in-depth guide to Chesler Park Loop Trail located in Canyonlands National Park. About Canyonlands National Park For…
Hiking Peek-A-Boo Loop Trail in Bryce Canyon National Park
While the view from the rim of Bryce Amphitheater is spectacular. It is best to view the hoodoos from the canyon rim and then below the rim. The Peekaboo loop trail leads down below the canyon rim and into the world of hoodoos. The trail whines up and down and allows for close up views. The Peek-A-Boo Loop Trail provides some of the best views of the hoodoos in Bryce Canyon National Park. Peek-A-Boo Loop Hike Details Distance 5.5-mile lollipop loop Elevation Gain 1,555 ft Difficulty Moderate, short, steep ascents, and descents Time to hike 3-4 hours (depending on the time of day) Exposure Full sun, little shade Pets Allowed No,…
Angels Landing Hiking and Permit Guide: Thing to Know in 2022
Post Summary: Angels Landing Hiking Angels Landing is a bucket list hike. There is a reason that this popular Zion National Park hike draws thousands of visiter every year. This spectacular hike is more than a destination. It’s a journey and adventure. Hiking Angels Landing requires grit, determination, and a little bit of a death wish. It’s an adrenaline rush for sure. The hike climbs up the Zion Canyon walls to a small overlook when those who have a fear of heights may decide that the final push isn’t for them. This final push is up a narrow ridge that is more rock scramble than a hike. Using chains, visitors…