Canyonlands invites you to explore a wilderness of countless canyons and fantastically formed buttes carved by the Colorado River and its …
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Oct 26, 2024
The line to get in was not long! There were some nice short hikes with views. Island in the Sky was my favorite district. The Needles District was my lest favorite part. I thought the drive into the … Full review by Abigail R
Oct 18, 2024
This is fabulous scenery as is most of the state of Utah where the scenery is ever changing. There are two, the Needles which entrance is further south west of Moab where you can visit the petroglyph… Full review by rlmptl
Oct 8, 2024
Not a whole lot of people . Great weather …. Friendly staff. Great views …. Some trails could be hard . Ask park ranger first ! Another better than expedition park . Love it ! Full review by D2708AKgaryw
My husband and I would like to take our sons to Canyonlands. HOwever, we have a 9 year old with ASD who sometimes likes to run off. Therefore, we removed Bryce and Grand Canyon from our list. Can anyone tell us of any hiking trails in Canyonlands without drop off's where if he ran he would not get hurt?
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We rented a Twisted Jeep, drove a few of the 4WD roads, he’d probably like the views from the Jeep.
Knowing how crowded it can be, what are the chances of getting a good photo of sunrise at Mesa Arch, even if you get there early? Wouldn't somebody always be in your picture?
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We had no one in any of our pictures- and we took many of them. People we genuinely helpful and accommodating - especially if asked. Get there about 45 min before sunrise …
We had no one in any of our pictures- and we took many of them. People we genuinely helpful and accommodating - especially if asked. Get there about 45 min before sunrise and you’ll have no competition for set up.
How are the Utah national parks in the winter? We're planning a visit in mid- to late- February and hope the snow won't be a problem. Any advice?
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Cedar Breaks National Monument and the North Rim of the Grand Canyon are closed for the season due to snow accumaulation at their higher altitudes. Bryce Canyon's …
Cedar Breaks National Monument and the North Rim of the Grand Canyon are closed for the season due to snow accumaulation at their higher altitudes. Bryce Canyon's rim also ranges from 8-9000 feet on the Pahsunguint Plateau, but the visitor center remains open year round. The scenic drive and other roads and trails within the park can close at any time during the winter/spring season due to weather conditions, so check the park website. Canyonlands, Arches, Capitol Reef, Grand Staircase-Escalante, Vermillion Cliffs and Glen Canyon NRA remain open year round, although some facilities and trails may be cl osed. Again, check each park's website for current information. Overall, you shouldn't have much of a problem because Utah's canyon country gets a lot less snow than you do in Golden. Remember the blizzard of '83 or the series of spring snowstorms in 2007? I do, and that is why I no longer live in the front range.
We are full time motor home people. Camped at Dead Horse Point. Stunning views, well spaced sites with covered picnic tables. Electric but bring your own water. They have Yurts …
We are full time motor home people. Camped at Dead Horse Point. Stunning views, well spaced sites with covered picnic tables. Electric but bring your own water. They have Yurts too. Easy drive to Canyonlands and Arches.
Hotels are so expensive in Moab ($200+ per night)... is Monticello a good alternative to stay for .2 nights? We plan to do both Arches and CanyonlandscNational Park during Spring of 2019.
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Am trying to book through Hotelscom... was quoted $650 for 3 nights in April (Ouch!).... will definitely check out Blanding hotels for plan B. Thanks for the tour recommendation too!
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The Community Artist in the Parks program was created in 2009 as a way to highlight the connection between local artists and the landscapes contained within Arches and Canyonlands …
The Community Artist in the Parks program was created in 2009 as a way to highlight the connection between local artists and the landscapes contained within Arches and Canyonlands national parks...
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