Dixie National Forest

A High Elevation Southern Utah Mountain Bike Adventure

Written By Monique Beeley

5 minute read

Mountain biking in Southern Utah usually inspires visions of red rock destinations such as Moab and St. George. But as the heat of summer kicks in and the triple digit temps become more frequent, heading south to ride may seem out of reach. Fear not my friend, as there are some riding destinations within Southern Utah, where the elevation will keep you cool.

Dog-Friendly Utah: The Road to Mighty

Written By Visit Utah

7 minute read

Want to bring your furry friend on your next vacation? Utah is home to several great dog-friendly national parks and other fun destinations. Check it out and plan your trip!

Staying Safe in Wildfire Country

Written By Melissa Fields

3 minute read

As you’re packing your bags for that Utah camping or river trip you’ve been looking forward to all winter, take a moment to brush up on some fire safety tips.

Supporting Women Entrepreneurs While Traveling in Utah

Written By Whitney Childers

Women entrepreneurs in Utah have been particularly successful at honing their expertise. Find out about women-owned businesses you can support while adventuring in Utah.

The All-American Road: Scenic Byway 12

Written By Visit Utah

4 minute read

This is 122.863 miles (to be exact) of pure driving bliss. Welcome to Utah’s Scenic Byway 12, a designated All-American Road.

Together They Climb

Written By Shanti Hodges

8 minute read

Utah’s most unlikely adventure family shows America that you don’t have to fit into the outdoors stereotypes to find your place on the trail.

Tropic, Utah: Bryce Canyon Coffee Company and The Stone Hearth Grille

Get an introduction to the best-known restaurants in Tropic, Utah — The Stone Hearth Grille and Bryce Canyon Coffee Company. Prepare your appetite!

Utah at 15 mph

Written By Tim Sullivan

12 minute read

When it comes to family bike tours, Utah is tough to beat. Learn how to plan a family-friendly bike tour and see what this state has to offer!

Why You Should Ditch I-15 on Your Way to Zion

Written By Melissa McGibbon

6 minute read

If you’re not in a rush to get to Zion National Park from Northern Utah, consider taking a long, meandering route that features historic sites, adventure breaks and out-of-this-world scenery. Hop off I-15 and take Highway 89 and four nearby scenic byways to see and do as much as you possibly can on your way to Zion.

Yurt Camping in Utah: How To Have a Wintertime Yurt Excursion

4 minute read

Whether you’re glamping or choosing a simpler option, yurt camping in Utah during the wintertime is a fun, unique experience you won’t want to miss out on.