Canyon Country Travel Guide

Moab, Utah, is a hub for outdoor activity. River rafting, mountain biking, hiking, rock climbing are all great things to do in town or a bare stone’s throw away. But just within a single day you can also drive a bit, do something pretty cool, and return in time to relax over dinner in one of Moab’s restaurants. One really interesting, fun, and sneakily educational place for a visit is Edge of the Cedars State Park Museum, just 75 miles south of... Read More

Moab is a grungy-hip little place with restaurants, hotels, bars, fun things to do, and some of the country’s most exciting outdoor recreation areas wrapped right around town limits. Since its Utah whitewater is famous for world-class river rafting, Moab is a fantastic jumping off point so you can get in on the wet n’ wild action. Multiple river rafting companies call Moab their headquarters due to its access to several great rivers–the... Read More

Bryce Canyon, which reaches over 9,000 feet in elevation, is ushering in crisp temps right about now. Seeing the beautifully scattered jumbles of hoodoos in their rich colors framed against a tempestuous sky as the American Southwest’s monsoon season winds to a close is a breathtaking sight you won’t soon forget. Visitors from around the world, numbering over 1.7 million in 2010, flock to Bryce Canyon. They come to hike, ride a horse, introduce... Read More