Amanda Williams 
Here are some quick facts about Bryce Canyon National Park. Established : February 25, 1928 Land Size : 35,827 acres Annual Visitors : 2.6 million State : Utah Entrance Fees : $35 per car per person More Reading : Campgrounds in Bryce Canyon National Park Camping tips at Bryce Canyon National Park Best time to … Read more
Bryce Canyon is one of five national parks in Utah and is perhaps one of the best among them. It features various activities to do individually, with friends, or as a family all year round. National parks are known for their incredible hikes and stunning vistas, but what else can you do in them? Here … Read more
Within the American Southwest, Bryce Canyon National Park is one of the most awe-inspiring parks. It is one of five within Utah alone but gives a different look at the red rock formations unique to this area. Camping in or close to Bryce Canyon helps access the park more conveniently, especially during the peak season. … Read more
The best time to visit Bryce Canyon National park is between May and September. This period brings the warmest weather and also allows access to the widest variety of activities.
The Appalachian Trail is one of the most famous long-distance treks globally, not to mention America. There are three long-distance trails that hardcore backpackers take on, and this is one of them. Famed for its natural beauty and serenity, this trail satisfies anyone who takes on the challenge. What about those of us who want … Read more
There are not many states in the US that give adventurers the chance to explore more than one national park, let alone five as we get in Utah. Canyonlands National Park is divided into four sections by the Green and Colorado Rivers, but three districts. These include : Island in the Sky The Needles The … Read more
When you imagine New York State, you probably picture towering skyscrapers and concrete masses. However, it doesn’t only boast one of the world’s largest cities, but also the most expansive wilderness area east of the Mississippi, the Adirondacks. This area was initially claimed by two Native American nations, the Algonquins and the Iroquois. Many of the … Read more
Camping can be a challenge in Zion National park. With only two significant campgrounds, landing a reservation requires booking well in advance. With this in mind, you may want to consider free camping outside the park. Many campgrounds outside the park offer exceptional facilities with the same views that you find inside the park. Also, … Read more
The best time to visit Zion National Park is from April through November when all the attractions are open, and free shuttles are running. As with many of the country’s national parks, fall is the best time to visit Zion. During this period, the temperatures hover in the mid-70s during the day and 40s at … Read more
The Zion National Park offers numerous opportunities for hiking covering a wide range of difficulty levels. The park offers plenty of short hikes that are family-friendly while still offering exceptional views. Moderate hikes allow for scrambling through canyons and wading through rivers. It also includes difficult trails that will test more experienced hikers with sheer … Read more