Fisher Towers trail is a short out and back hike located about 20 minutes outside of Moab, Utah. This area is extremely popular with climbers but also makes for a great hike as well. Like many of the hikes in and near Moab, this one is typically popular year-round but does not require reservations…
Delicate Arch is a heavily trafficked out and back hike located in the heart of Arches National Park. This 3 mile hike is tackled by hundreds of hikers every day and brings those who can make the mile and a half one way trail to a massive sandstone arch. The arch is unique from…
Dinosaur National Monument is a US National Monument located in both Utah and Colorado. Although the hiking here is not world renown, it’s a beautiful and unique spot to hike. The park has over 15 miles of established hiking trails on the Utah side in addition to some backcountry options as well. Dinosaur National…
Kings Peak is the highest point in Utah at 13,528ft and is located in the remote Uintas Wilderness of Northeast Utah. The hike to the summit consists of a well established dirt trail with many variations to extend or shorten your trip along the way. The technical grade of this hike tops off at…
Needles District in Canyonlands National Park is one of two unique districts in the park. Canyonlands is one of 5 in the state of Utah and is known as one of the most quiet of Utah’s National Parks. The Needles District offers 30+ miles of hiking and is one of two unique districts in…
Professor Creek & Mary Jane Canyon trail follows Professor Creek for 4-5 miles until you reach your final destination, a 20-30 ft tall waterfall. The hike offers beautiful scenery: snow capped mountains, surrounding bluffs, tall red rock canyons and a stunning waterfall at the end. During our short trip to Moab, Utah this was…
