This Epic Map Will Take You To On A Journey Through Utah's National Parks
Have you ever wanted to create a bucket list of places to visit at least once in your life? We have and honestly, all of the United State's national parks are on it. That's why we've created an epic road trip to Utah's national parks. Our map will take you to some of our favorite places in the state.
Towering red rock cliffs and prehistoric villages are some of the gems you can expect to encounter on this journey.
Grab your favorite hiking boots and get ready for an amazing adventure. Why not grab your BFF while you're at it?
Whether you're a Utah native or a worldwide traveler, these parks are worth a visit.
Timpanogos Cave
Price: $12 per person aged 12 years and older
When: Cave reopens in Spring 2020, however, the cave trail is open until October 25
Address: 2038 Alpine Loop Rd, American Fork, UT
Why You Need To Go: You can take a 55-minute guided tour to the underground cave.
Capitol Reef
Price: $10 per person or $20 per vehicle
When: Open year-round
Address: UT
Why You Need To Go: This desert park is filled with many hiking trails that are perfect for a weekend adventure.
Natural Bridges
Price: $20 per vehicle
When: Open year-round
Address: Lake Powell, UT
Why You Need To Go: With three different bridges, you can see them for yourself up-close or from afar on the park's overlook.
Hovenweep
Price: Free
When: Open year-round
Address: Between Cortez, CO and Blanding, UT
Why You Need To Go: This national monument is home to 6 prehistoric buildings that you can see up-close.
Glen Canyon
Price: $30 per vehicle for a weekly pass
When: Seasonal hours
Address: 4304 Bullfrog, Lake Powell, UT
Why You Need To Go: This recreational area is compassed of 1.25 million acres where you can swim or indulge in many water activities.
Rainbow Bridge
Price: $30 per vehicle for a weekly pass to enter Glen Canyon
When: Open year-round
Address: Lake Powell, UT
Why You Need To Go: This naturally occurring bridge is reportedly one of the world's biggest.
Cedar Breaks
Price: $7 per person aged 16 years and older
When: Open year-round (winter conditions may affect roads)
Address: UT-143, Brian Head, UT
Why You Need To Go: In the spring, you can see meadows filled with vibrant, blooming wildflowers.
Zion
Price: $35 per vehicle for a weekly pass
When: Open year-round
Address: Springdale, UT
Why You Need To Go: Opt to hike the many trails or go on a scenic drive. Either way, you'll get amazing views.
Bryce Canyon
Price: $35 per vehicle for a weekly pass
When: Open year-round
Address: Bryce, UT
Why You Need To Go: Why not spend the night under the stars? Camping here is a must during any time of the year.
We strongly advise that before you go swimming or visit any location, you check the most recent updates on potential hazards, security, water quality, and closures. If you do plan to visit a location, respect the environment.