Despite its mighty national parks and several stunning state parks, Utah's main attraction may be its roads, more specifically, its scenic byways.

Of the five Utah National Parks, which is the best? It depends on what you value and why you’re going and maybe who you’re with. I spent five weeks visiting every Utah national park, which ...

Dixie National Forest encompasses almost two million acres, significantly more than Utah's national parks' total acreage of 904,009 acres, and stretches around 170 miles across the south of the ...

Here’s Kuru’s list of the 10 best national parks for hiking: The undisputed king of hiking variety and foot traffic. Average ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife's latest wolf activity map shows movement in the past month stretching to the Wyoming and Utah state lines as well as into the Meeker area in Rio Blanco County.

Utah’s national parks are open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. You don’t need to go on a weekend in July between the hours of 8am and 5pm. This is, as you might expect, the absolute worst ...

The national monument sits on the Colorado Plateau that is also home to the Grand Canyon and several Utah national parks. Colorado National Monument’s early champion, John Otto, knew this land ...

Planning a road trip through Utah’s national parks sounds exciting until you sit down and realize how much ground there is to cover. While it might not look like much on a map, The Mighty 5 ...

Visit Arches and Canyonlands national parks, ... a vast landscape covering more than 330,000 square kilometres across parts of Colorado, Utah, Arizona and New Mexico.

At 337,598 acres, Canyonlands is the largest national park in Utah, with three distinct regions; the day-hike-friendly Needles, Island in the Sky (which covers a plateau between the Colorado and ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife has released their latest gray wolf activity map, showing that the 29 wolves have roamed farther into the Western Slope, but also got closer to the Front Range.

Colorado Springs is second, and Aurora ranks first, with 6.5 percent, or 18,691 DIC residents more than a half-mile walk from parks, trails or water access locations.