National Park Information
Last updated: October 2, 2025, 1:40 p.m. MT
Arches National Park
- Is the park accessible? Yes.
- Visitor Center: Open 8-10 a.m. and 2-5 p.m. only to issue pre-booked Fiery Furnace permits. The gift shop will also be open during these hours for all visitors.
- Campgrounds: Open, must reserve online at recreation.gov.
- Services available: Trash collection, restrooms, water and emergency services.
Bryce Canyon National Park
- Is the park accessible? Yes.
- Visitor Center: Open
- Campgrounds: Open, must reserve online at recreation.gov.
- Services available: Shuttles, trash collection, restrooms, water and emergency services.
Canyonlands National Park
- Is the park accessible? Yes.
- Visitor Centers: Closed
- Campgrounds: Open, must reserve online at recreation.gov.
- Services available: Trash collection, restrooms, water and emergency services.
- Permits: Visitors needing backcountry permits should visit recreation.gov.
Capitol Reef National Park
- Is the park accessible? Yes.
- Campgrounds: Open, must reserve online at recreation.gov.
- Services available: Trash collection, restrooms, water and emergency services.
Zion National Park
- Is the park accessible? Yes.
- Visitor Center: Open
- Campgrounds: Open, must reserve online at recreation.gov.
- Services available: Shuttles, backcountry permitting, trash collection, restrooms, water and emergency services.
National Monument Information
Last updated: October 2, 2025, 1:40 p.m. MT
Hovenweep National Monument
- Is the monument accessible? Yes.
- Visitor Center: Closed
- Campgrounds: Open, must reserve online at recreation.gov.
- Services available: Trash collection, restrooms and emergency services.
Natural Bridges National Monument
- Is the monument accessible? Yes.
- Visitor Center: Closed
- Campgrounds: Open, must reserve online at recreation.gov.
- Services available: Trash collection, restrooms and emergency services.
Places to Go
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State Parks Near The Mighty 5
Utah’s natural beauty extends well beyond the borders of its national parks. Visit some of the best state parks in Southern Utah.
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Utah's Scenic Byways
In total, Utah’s distinct topography provides the surface for 28 scenic byways, which add up to hundreds of miles of vivid travel experiences wherein the road trip is as memorable as the destination.
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Cities & Towns
Utah’s cities and towns mirror the state’s remarkable geographical diversity. No matter where you go, it’s easy to experience a wide range of dining, lodging, entertainment and activities – all with warm, local hospitality.
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Resorts to Red Rock: Utah Relaxation
From world-class spas high up in the Wasatch mountains to meditative adventures through the red rock hoodoos of Goblin Valley, you’ll find solace and reprieve in the diverse landscape that only Utah can offer.
Highlights
- Park City Spas
- Art and Wellness at Sundance Mountain Resort
- San Rafael Swell Hiking Trails
- Horseback or Hot Air Balloon in Moab
- Valley of the Gods Tour
- Bear Ears and Bluff
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Red Rock Romance
The desert is intensely romantic. Beyond the sunsets and starlight, you’ll find relaxing spas and wine tasting, inspiring hikes and views, and so much divine dining.
Highlights
- Lake Powell
- Spas of Southern Utah
- Drive-In Movie in Escalante
- Cedar Breaks National Monument
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Hidden Secrets
For the soul who wants to venture off the beaten path and explore hidden gems, we’ve got you covered. From stand-up paddleboarding through the tranquil, narrow slot canyons of Lake Powell to browsing through a massive vinyl collection at a small town record store, with this six-day itinerary you’ll find hidden gems all over Southern Utah.
Highlights
- Arches National Park Devils Garden
- Capitol Reef and The Burr Trail
- Monument Valley Spirit Tour
- The Great Basin
- Lake Powell
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Farther Away From It All
Searching for solitude? Follow this six-day itinerary to find unspoiled wild places, hidden trails, open spaces and perfect peace.
Highlights
- Red Cliffs National Conservation Area
- Under-the-Rim Bryce Canyon
- Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park
- The Needles District Canyonlands
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Roughin' It
Willing to bring a sleeping bag and leave the pavement behind every once in a while? If you can handle getting your car a little dusty (oh, and have a well-maintained, high-clearance vehicle), this five- or six-day itinerary will put you smack dab in the middle of the great outdoors. And with 300 days of sunshine a year, Southern Utah offers a pretty dang good chance of perfect camping weather. And the best part? This itinerary is designed for budget-conscious travelers.
Highlights
- Capitol Reef National Park
- Goblin Valley State Park
- San Rafael Swell
- Moab Area BLM
