- Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument: This vast wilderness, covering some 1.7 million acres, is known for its stark, rugged beauty, including striking red-orange canyons and deep river valleys. Unlike most other national monuments, almost all of this sweeping area is undeveloped -- there are few all-weather roads, only one maintained hiking trail, and two small developed campgrounds. But for the adventurous, there are miles upon miles of dirt roads and practically unlimited opportunities for hiking, horseback riding, camping, and exploring.
Bryce Canyon National Park Travel Experiences
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Bryce Canyon National Park - Day 69
We left early from Zion and headed to Bryce Canyon. We had decided that instead of hiking in Bryce we'd take a horseback ride down... Continue reading »
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Day 4: Bryce Canyon National Park to Capitol Reef...
Day 4 began early as well. No one slept well at all. The temperature during the night dipped very low and everyone's feet were freezing.... Continue reading »
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Bryce Canyon NP
Bryce was a very nice park. It wasn't too hot, and they have several different hiking trails. The rock formations a... Continue reading »
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Bryce Canyon National Park
After our wonderful stay in Arches, we made our way south. We briefly checked out Canyonlands NP to see the beatiful viewpoint of the Can... Continue reading »
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Bryce Canyon - Best hike ever
Today we drove from Arches to Bryce National Park. We followed the GPS directions which had us taking the road less traveled. The drive h... Continue reading »
