Yep, you read that right. This is the continuation of the Capitol Reef trip I took on Memorial Day weekend of 2022! It's hard to describe where all of this was since there are no waypoints I can guide you to. But perhaps that's better since everyone can explore Capitol Reef in their own way. … Continue reading Canyons, Cow Skulls, & Rusty Trucks in Capitol Reef, Ut | Pt. II
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Camping in the Vastness of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, Utah
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument is an absolute wonderland of desert beauty, slot canyons, arches, wildlife, and complete and total nothing-ness. And I barely even scratched the surface here. Read all about my four day trip here with a couple of my friends!
Hiking Lake Catherine via Brighton Lakes Trail in Wasatch National Forest, Utah
The Beta Lake Catherine is quite the hike near Brighton Resort, Utah! It's 4.6 miles long, featuring 1,247 feet of elevation gain, and is rated as moderate. It features incredible mountain views of Brighton Resort and the surrounding Wasatch Mountains, as well as three perennial lakes. This hike is best done from mid-May to mid-June … Continue reading Hiking Lake Catherine via Brighton Lakes Trail in Wasatch National Forest, Utah
Hiking the Peekaboo Trail in Bryce Canyon National Park
Perhaps my favorite trail in the park, the Peekaboo Loop trail in Bryce Canyon National Park is an absolute beauty! The trail itself is 5.2 miles long with a total elevation gain of 1,453 feet and is most commonly done as a loop trail. The trail starts near Bryce Point; you traverse down a series of switchbacks until you get to your first crossroads. From there, do the trail in either direction! I usually go right, making this trip counter-clockwise. Sometimes, park rangers say you must complete the trail in a certain direction. Be sure to pay attention to all signs!
Hiking the Navajo + Queen’s Garden Loop Trail in Bryce Canyon National Park
One of the most popular hikes in Bryce Canyon National Park, the Navajo and Queen's Garden loop is famous for a reason! It is a 2.9 mile roundtrip hike, with 646 feet of elevation gain and features an easy trail rating, a gorgeous hike down to the canyon floor, and spectacular rock formations with scenic lookout points over the duration of the trail.