Avoid the crowds at Utah’s National Parks—including Zion, Bryce, and Arches—with these insider tips from a guidebook author.

UPROXX’s National Park Expert, Emily Hart, breaks down Utah’s Mighty Five National Parks and power ranks them for off-season travel.

Image Credit: Shutterstock. The first thing to decide when planning your Utah road trip is your route, specifically whether you’ll explore the full loop of national parks or a one-way trip.

You may have heard about the trails in Zion and the formations in Arches, but all of Utah's national parks, known as the Mighty Five, have something special to offer.

Utah's national parks, including Arches and Canyonlands, expect increased Memorial Day visitors. Visitors should prepare for heavy traffic, crowded trails, and limited parking at parks. Utah's ...

Visitation at Utah's national parks has decreased since 2021, when millions of Americans hit the road to see the country's natural wonders. But the parks are by no means empty, and both the parks ...

A 77-year-old German tourist died after falling on the Windows Loop Trail at Arches National Park in Utah, park officials said. Investigation ongoing.

5 Expert Tips for Visiting Utah’s 'Mighty Five' National Parks — From the Best Hikes to Ways to Beat the Crowds A-List travel advisor Mary Cropper points explorers to the best of the ...