Almost two-thirds of Utah's land is federally owned, meaning that it's nearly impossible to traverse the state without cutting through some combination of national parks, monuments and recreation ...

The fiery red rock formations, orange hoodoos (fantastical rock columns) and ombre canyons of Utah's national parks are a colorful reminder that, sometimes, nature enjoys showing off. Arches ...

Utah's Zion and Bryce Canyon ... For solitude in both national parks, travel to the backcountry. These lesser-visited destinations are off the map for most tourists and transport you into the ...

The state parks in Utah often get overlooked because of the amazing Utah national parks. However that doesn’t mean that you ...

The Great Salt Lake appears to have been a big draw last year, too. Antelope Island — always a crowd-pleaser — leaped past Snow Canyon to be Utah’s third most-visited state park in 2024, as it ...

Although Utah's most popular national parks showcase the state's unparalleled natural beauty, their fame comes with several downsides. Crowded trails, limited parking, and the constant buzz of ...

Legislators in two Western states have their eyes on federal lands, with the Wyoming Legislature being asked to approve a resolution that all federal lands inside the Cowboy State, except Yellowstone ...