We had the best time on our 3-week road trip through the American southwest! We saw canyons, arches, waterfalls, and tons of unique rock formations. We drove 3,590 miles and spent over 50 hours on the road. In this post, we’re sharing our complete itinerary for Utah and Arizona! The trip was everything we hoped…
Bryce Canyon National Park will take your breath away. Between the deep reds of the canyon, the maze of hoodoos (tall columns of rocks), and the ponderosa pines, you’ll be thanking yourself for booking a trip to this incredible park. If this is your first time visiting Bryce Canyon, you’ll want to make sure that…
It’s definitely possible to visit Bryce Canyon National Park without a car. The park has a free shuttle system to hit the major viewpoints within the park, but the tricky part is getting to Bryce Canyon without a car. In this post, we’ll share everything you need to know to visit this stunning park without…
Bryce Canyon National Park was one of our favorite national parks from our 3-week road trip to Utah and Arizona. Although there are a lot of posts about visiting Bryce Canyon National Park with kids, we couldn’t find any posts that were specific to visiting Bryce Canyon with a toddler or a baby. If you have…
There are dozens of breathtaking hikes at Bryce Canyon National Park, and the Mossy Cave Trail was one of our absolute favorites. The Mossy Cave Trail is a short hike that packs a lot of punch. We saw a cave, a waterfall, a turret arch, a stream, and two bridges. This hike also happens to be…
There are lots of hotels and campgrounds near Bryce Canyon to choose from! We’ve researched all the lodging options, and we have some clear favorites. In this post, we’ll share our favorites with you.! We think that choosing a place to stay is just as important as planning trip activities. A hotel can really make…
Bryce Canyon is one of the most unique national parks we have ever visited! One look at the landscape and we thought we were on a different planet. Bryce Canyon is filled with hundreds of distinctive red stone pillars (called hoodoos). Bryce Canyon has more hoodoos than any other place in the world. It’s truly…
