HideBryce Canyon National ParkSmall, unique, and colorful park. Easy to see in one day.1 . On your way to or from Bryce Canyon, check out Kodachrome Basin State Park, Cedar Breaks Monument, and Escalante State Park. Go
HideMoab Utah1 . Moab is an epicenter for State and National Parks. Arches is just 10 minutes north of town. Canyonlands, a remote expanse of canyons, spires, and rivers, is nearby as well. Other nearby state parks include Goblin Valley, Dead Horse Point, and Gooseneck. Go
HidePark City UtahLuxury Ski Destination with Lively Annual Festivals.Don't miss out on Mount Timpanogos Cave National Monument, a great destination for hiking and exploring. The 2002 Olympic Park is also a fun attraction for the whole family. Go
HideZion National ParkMassive canyons, brilliant red rock, lush oases. 4 . You can easily spend a week exploring Zion National Park, but if you have more time, visit Snow Canyon State Park, Quail Creek State Park, and the Coral Pink Sand Dunes. Go
Dan gives props:Bryce IS a National Park, and a unique and awe-inspiring one at that. Nearby Red Canyon State Park is pretty darn cool as well!More on Parks in Bryce Canyon National Park >>Top Pick: Bryce Canyon National Park
Dan wants you to know:Moab is the gateway to Canyonlands and Arches National Park and is near the north end of Glen Canyon National Recreation Area and Lake Powell. Capitol Reef National Park is not far away from Moab, and is a very scenic park!More on Parks in Moab Utah >>Top Pick: Moab Utah
B.J. knows:Although harder to access than many National Parks, the more adventurous will find solitude, serenity and absolute splendor as they explore the depths of Canyonlands National Park.More on Parks in Moab Utah >>Top Pick: Moab Utah
B.J.'s good word:There is almost nothing that can compare to the sunset hour at Arches National Park. The orange and red of the rock highlighted against the white mountain tops of the La Sals is unreal.More on Parks in Moab Utah >>Top Pick: Moab Utah
B.J. gives props:We return to Zion each and every spring to bask in the red glow of its canyon walls and warm up from the winter months.More on Parks in Zion National Park >>Top Pick: Zion National Park
Tim's tidbit:The canyons of Zion National Park are a 'do not miss' on any trip through the desert southwest.More on Parks in Zion National Park >>Top Pick: Zion National Park
Tim's tip:The dreamsicle hoodoos of Bryce make it truly unique among our Utah National Parks and make it worth driving to see for a day.More on Parks in Bryce Canyon National Park >>Top Pick: Bryce Canyon National Park
Tim knows:Moab's proximity to Arches National Park and Canyonlands National Park makes it a 'must-see' on a tour of the southwest.More on Parks in Moab Utah >>Top Pick: Moab Utah
Alyson's tip:Arches National Park is small but offers many points of interest. Check out the ways the rock have formed arches over the years.More on Parks in Moab Utah >>Top Pick: Moab Utah
Lisa suggests:This unique Utah National Park is known for the crazy looking hoodoos. All trails lead to these interesting formations.More on Parks in Bryce Canyon National Park >>Top Pick: Bryce Canyon National Park
Lisa wants you to go:One of the most uniquely formed parks around and easily accessible from Moab, Utah, Arches National Park is known for red rock formations. Lots of short trails quickly lead you to the goods.More on Parks in Moab Utah >>Top Pick: Moab Utah
Lisa's tidbit:You can easily access Arches and Canyonlands National Parks from Moab, along with a handful of Utah state parks. This is by far one of the top destinations for seeing remote wilderness.More on Parks in Moab Utah >>Top Pick: Moab Utah
Lisa's little secret:Zion is my favorite National Park. It surprises me every time. I never realized how much life, greenery, and cool canyons could exist in the desert. The contrast of towering red walls and lush river valley floor is stunning. More on Parks in Zion National Park >>Top Pick: Zion National Park
Chris knows:Two National Parks in your back yard definitely make the list. Canyonlands is vast and expansive, where as Arches National Park is more condensed, but both Utah parks have incredible geological features.More on Parks in Moab Utah >>Top Pick: Moab Utah
Dan did it:Zion is probably my favorite National Park. It is also within range of Bryce Canyon National Park, Escalante/Grand Staircase National Monument, Glen Canyon / Lake Powell Recreation Area and the Grand Canyon.More on Parks in Zion National Park >>Top Pick: Zion National Park
