Utah is a mecca for adventurers – from incredible trails through the red rocks, hoodoo-filled valleys to deep river carved canyons, adventure is out there for you! The National Park Service is a great place to start planning your road trip. The hardest part will be making enough time to visit them all.
The Mighty 5 national parks in Utah draw several million visitors from around the world each year to marvel at surreal scenery and unforgettable activities. A trip to The Mighty 5 means watching the sunrise over the towering depths of Canyonlands National Park, then watching the sunset through an impossibly delicate rock bow in Arches National Park. It means standing nose-to-nose with ancient petroglyphs in Capitol Reef National Park, then lying on your back as a beautiful meteor shower streaks across the Milky Way. It means gazing down at coral-hued rock hoodoos in Bryce Canyon National Park, then gazing upward at the steep walls of slot canyon trails in Zion National Park. It means hiking, river rafting, biking, picnicking, walking, mule riding, exploring and stargazing.
For the more hearty camper, or for those that wish to get away from the crowds, the dispersed, or undeveloped camp areas are for you. An off road teardrop trailer is built perfectly for this type of self contained camping. Visitors can camp nearly anywhere on the national forest, just make sure if you pack it in, you pack it out.
