The iconic "Mighty 5" national parks highlight Utah's natural vistas and are often go-to destinations for tourism, both ...

Visit Zion National Park in Utah and your gaze is immediately lifted upward to the pink, buff, and orange sandstone canyon ...

Utah national parks offer fall foliage and fewer crowds, making fall a great time to visit. Not every park has fields of color, but other shoulder season perks, such as cooler weather, provide an ...

Utah has been home to a national park since 1919, and since 1971 Utah has been home to five national parks — the third-most of any state in the U.S.; only California and Alaska have more.

Utah’s five national parks are nestled within the stunning landscapes of the American Southwest, accessible from various entry points. For travelers venturing from different parts of the country ...

In the data, a clear traffic increase can be seen in some parks starting in 2017, when the Utah Office of Tourism introduced its "Mighty Five" campaign to draw visitors to Utah's five national parks.

Utah’s national parks have adjusted to growth and change in the past. Perhaps the most well-known adaption is the Zion shuttle system, put in place in 2000.

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.

Twenty years ago, the National Parks Traveler launched on an early generation blogging platform to help a writer generate ...

Avoid the crowds at Utah’s National Parks and visit a State Park instead The state offers 46 parks, and, unlike National Parks, most are pet-friendly. (Tribune file photo) Anglers fish for ...