Canyonland National Park

• Mesa Arch
• Scenic Drive
• Upheaval Dome
• Grand viewpoint
• Shafer trail viewpoint
• Green River Overlook 

Step into the raw, untamed beauty of Canyonlands National Park—where the earth seems to split open into a labyrinth of deep canyons carved by the mighty Green and Colorado Rivers. Towering mesas, jagged spires, and sculpted cliffs stretch across a vast, sunburnt wilderness.

Among its three striking districts, today we venture into the Island in the Sky, a breathtaking mesa perched above it all, offering panoramic views that feel like standing at the edge of the world.

Capital Reef National Park

• Hickman Natural Bridge Trail
• Scenic Drive
• Cassiday Arch trail
• Goose neck point
• Sunset point

Capitol Reef National Park is a hidden gem in Utah’s red rock country where time seems etched into every cliff, canyon, and dome. The park is named for its white sandstone domes that resemble the U.S. Capitol building and the formidable “reef” or barrier created by the Waterpocket Fold—a nearly 100-mile-long wrinkle in the Earth’s crust.

As you explore, you’ll encounter vibrant layers of sandstone sculpted by wind and water, historic orchards from early Mormon settlers, and petroglyphs left by the ancient Fremont people. From hiking through narrow slot canyons and climbing high desert ridges, to savoring homemade pies in the nearby town of Fruita, Capitol Reef offers a striking blend of natural wonder, solitude, and history.

Bryce Canyon National Park

• Wall street
• Queens Garden
• Peekaboo loop
• Fairyland loop
• Scenic Drive

Bryce Canyon isn't just a park—it’s a wild descent into nature’s most imaginative playground. Strap on your boots and prepare to plunge into a landscape of fiery spires and crumbling cathedrals sculpted by time and weather. The hoodoos—those towering, twisted rock formations—rise like sentinels from another world, daring you to explore the winding trails that snake between them.

Descend the switchbacks of Wall Street, hike through narrow slots in the shadows of Thor’s Hammer and climb out of ancient amphitheaters that make you feel like you’re trekking through a stone labyrinth. With each step, you're not just walking through geology, you’re living an epic. And when night falls, the stars blaze across the high desert sky like celestial beacons, lighting the way for the next day’s adventure.

This is Bryce: raw, rugged, and ready to challenge your spirit of discovery.

Zion National Park

• Hike Angles landing/Scout Lookout
• Emerald pool hike via Kayenta trail
• Narrows – river walk

Zion translates to "The Promised Land," and for you that means some of the most spectacular hiking of your lifetime and impossibly beautiful landscapes you will never forget. This is where sandstone cathedrals rise thousands of feet into the sky, and narrow slot canyons challenge your sense of space and wonder. Shaped by relentless rivers and the patience of time, Zion doesn’t just invite you to witness its beauty—it dares you to become part of its story. Whether you’re wading through the Virgin River in The Narrows or scaling chains on the edge of Angels Landing, Zion is where adventure meets the divine.