Adventure Guide to the National Parks in Utah (Digital Download)

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People come from around the world to experience the five national parks in Utah: Arches National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Canyonlands National Park, Capitol Reef National Park and Zion National Park. The beauty of each of these parks is unprecedented, and visitors can get lost in the countless miles of trails to be explored, scenic roads to be taken and nighty skies to be marveled.

I’ve been exploring these national parks since I was a kid. When I became an adult, I would visit and photograph these national parks. Now, I take my kids to each of these national parks in Utah throughout the year to experience the wonder that each park offers in the four seasons. In case you were wondering, Bryce Canyon is my favorite park to visit in the winter.

I’ve compiled this travel guide to the national parks in Utah (also known as the Mighty 5) so you can get a sense of what you’ll find at the parks and tips to help you plan.

50% of every travel guide sold in 2023 will be donated to DonorConnect to raise awareness around organ donation and the Gift of Life.

Here’s what I’ve included in this 20-page guide

• Tips to help you plan your trip to the national parks
• Best hikes, including the kid-friendly ones
• Camping or lodging options (where appropriate)
• Dining options, along with the nearest refueling stops to each park
• Photos to help you get a taste of what you’ll find
• A list of other hot spots you can explore while visiting the national parks
• A rundown on several other activities throughout Utah (skiing, hiking, museums and more)

Download this travel guide and plan an amazing adventure for your entire family (or even a couple’s getaway) that will create memories to last a lifetime.

Want to visit all five parks in a single trip? I’ve got a map that will help you navigate the five national parks in Utah from either Salt Lake City, Las Vegas, Phoenix or Denver.

“I love this guide!  It totally answered all my questions about the Utah National Parks!” – Jeff W. (Utah)