Cassidy Arch is one of the most popular hikes in Capitol Reef National Park due to its easy accessibility, length and the ability to stand on top of an arch. The hike is almost all uphill, involves some minor slabby scrambling (class 2 at the highest) and ends at the high point of the…
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…
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…
Corona Arch is a short out and back hike located in Moab, Utah. This 3 mile RT hike involves some minor scrambling using a steel ladder and wire handrails. Along the hike to Corona Arch, you will also see Bowtie Arch which is about half the size of Corona, but equally impressive. For the…