The city of Moab is as authentically American as a town could be! The quaint, bustling Main Street is lined with shops of every kind, usually owned and operated by locals. The city has maintained a hometown feel while catering to the millions of visitors that throng to the two nearby National Parks, Arches and…
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Glamping (Glamour Camping) is the ideal way to become immersed in the beautiful landscapes you came to see while maintaining all the comforts of home. Glamping with Desert Solitude sets the scene for stargazing, enjoying a primitive campfire, and experiencing nature in solitude while enjoying the subtle sounds of wildlife. Desert Solitude’s luxury RV features…
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Utah leads the world with nine International Dark Sky Parks. The International Dark Sky Association has said “An International Dark Sky Park is a land possessing an exceptional or distinguished quality of starry nights and a nocturnal environment that is specifically protected for its scientific, natural, educational, cultural heritage, and/or public enjoyment.” As the sun…
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You’ll see more grandeur and beauty than you can imagine on your visit to Bryce Canyon. Like an exciting trip back through the eons of time…a close-up look at beautiful rock formations thousands of years in the making. Formations on which wind & rain are forever working their handicraft of sculpture. To add further to…
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Utah’s desert is abundant with wildlife. The diverse climate and terrain is home to over 600 species of mammals, birds, fish, reptiles and amphibians. Tours often encounter pronghorns, mule deer, lizards, squirrels, ravens, bighorn sheep, and free grazing cattle. Less common sightings might include wild horses, snakes, condors, eagles, buffalo, foxes, coyotes, and more. Most…
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Lunches are served on the go, picnic style in a scenic location. A tour favorite is grilled shish-kebabs with a side of tater salad. There are always a variety of chips, trail mix, and protein bars to keep you fueled for an active day. There’s nothing quite as authentic to the Old West traditions as…
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Located in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, Lower Calf Creek Falls is a 126 foot (38 m) waterfall flowing over a Navajo Sandstone cliff to a cold, clear pool below. This lush and green paradise seems out of place in the hot, arid desert that surrounds it. The cool, chest-deep pool is a delight to…
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Shafer Trail, or the Shafer Switchbacks, is a 4X4 Jeep trail that begins at the top of the Island in the Sky district of Canyonlands National Park and winds down to the canyon floor below. This incredible experience gives an up close perspective of the magnitude of the cliffs and canyons as you descend hundreds…
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The unearthly rock formations laid out in a maze of hoodoos cause Goblin Valley State Park to often be compared to the planet Mars. The mysterious and haphazard formations spark the imagination in childlike wonder while you make your own path through the hoodoos. Here visitors can explore at their leisure, scrambling on rocks while…
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The Moab area is world renowned for its four-wheel-drive off-road trails and hosts multiple Jeep, ATV, and cycling events throughout the year that bring off-road enthusiasts from around the United States. The trail system in the area offers a variety of trails ranging from easy dirt roads, that passenger cars can easily navigate, to extremely…
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