Utah Natl Parks Archives - Utah's Adventure Family

The Hobbit Hole in Zion National Park

The Hobbit Hole is a secret unmarked slot canyon in Zion that is sometimes referred to as Lower...

Rainbow Bridge is a little visited National Monument in Utah. The reason it is not visited as much...

Escalante is a town in Southern Utah east of Bryce Canyon. Lots of people travel to Bryce Canyon...

On our last roadtrip we spent an extended weekend exploring Escalante, and we are sharing our...

Iconic Delicate Arch is the most popular hike in Arches National Park. This hike is fairly moderate...

Broken Arch is a rarely visited, but beautiful arch in Arches National Park. It shares a trailhead...

Sand Dune Arch is our must-do hike for those traveling with children in Arches. This hike is very...

Many people don’t bother to walk over to Skyline Arch, but we always make the short, flat...

Sunset Trail is a short shuttle trail in Cedar Breaks National Monument. The trail runs along and...

Cedar Breaks National Monument, located east of Cedar City, is a smaller, quieter version of Bryce...

Scenic Highway 12 is sometimes called the Million Dollar Road. It winds through beautiful canyons...

We are a family adventure blog, and we worried that wasn’t a whole lot of family stuff to do...

Bryce Canyon National Park is one of Utah’s crown jewels along with Zion, Canyonlands, Arches...

Bryce Canyon has amazing views that can be seen from many roadside pullouts and viewpoints...

We visited Zion National Park during Spring Break, and toward the end of the week, we started to...

Utah has 5 National Parks within its borders. These include Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon...

Wondering which hikes in Zion National Park your little ones can handle? We’ve done all the...

Zion National Park has three areas: the main canyon called Zion Canyon, a back country area called...

Arches is our favorite National Park in Utah. We especially love it because there are a lot of fun...

Natural Bridges National Monument is an amazing place in southeastern Utah, but it is not visited...