While we are sure that “J+D” and “Rogelio and Rebeca” do love each other – writing, carving or painting on these natural surfaces can permanently damage them, and take away from their natural beauty. Those caught vandalizing could also face criminal charges. Please save your love letters for your Facebook wall, and report any vandalism […]
Park of the Week: Escalante Petrified Forest State Park
Camping spots nestled in red and green hills set against a blue sky, canoeing on the clear waters and hiking along nature trails through a petrified forest. Sounds great right? Well, you can expect this, and more, when visiting Escalante Petrified Forest State Park. Several trails wind through the 1,350 acre park, and visitors can […]
Park of the Week: Red Fleet State Park
Everybody loves a good hike, especially one with beautiful scenery; but how many hikes can you think of that involve 200-million-year old dinosaur tracks. Here at Red Fleet State Park, that is exactly what you can do. Long ago, dinosaurs inhabited the land in and around what is present day Vernal, leaving Red Fleet State […]
Park of the Week: Green River State Park
Built around the tradition of outdoor exploration, golfing, and love for the water, Green River State Park is a solid choice for those wanting an authentic river experience. A favorite among many river runners, Green River State Park allows access to the 120-mile float through Labyrinth and Stillwater Canyons. This section of the river […]
What’s the Deal With Snow Grooming?
Whether you love to ski, snowboard, snowshoe or snowmobile, there seems to be enough of the white stuff to go around; but have you ever wondered how your favorite snowy trails came to be so smooth and packed? We traveled to Wasatch Mountain State Park to find out more. When the sun goes down […]
Park of the Week: Sand Hollow State Park
With warm, blue waters and a gorgeous landscape, Utah’s newest state park is also one of the most popular. Whether you’re looking for a place to relax on the beach, to take your boat out, or for some off-road experiences, Sand Hollow State Park is the place for you. Located just 15-miles east of St. […]
Park of the Week: Kodachrome Basin State Park
With red tinged rock formations and incredible blue skies, Kodachrome Basin State Park is an area just begging to be photographed. The breathtaking monolithic sedimentary pipes – also known as chimneys – rise high into the ski; natures natural skyscraper. The state park first got its name following a 1948 National Geographic Society exploration, where […]
Good things come to those who bait … like $5,000 in prizes!
Come out and have join the fun at this unique four-park winter fishing tournament! The Wasatch Back Quad-fishalon includes East Canyon, Deer Creek, Jordanelle, and Rockport State Parks. Enter your largest measured trout caught at each event and the person with the largest total measurement wins. There are over $5,000 in prizes; including Cabela’s gift cards, swag […]
Park of the Week: Goblin Valley State Park
Showcasing some of the most interesting and beautiful scenery the planet has to offer, Goblin Valley State Park has been a must-visit destination for families, adventurers, scientists, and even Hollywood movie productions. Pictographs and petroglyphs present in the Goblin Valley area contain evidence of multiple Native American cultures; including the Fremont, Paiutes and Ute […]
Winterfest 2016 is here!
With snow on the ground and adventure in the air, now is the perfect time for some winter fun. Both East Canyon State Park and Wasatch Mountain State Park are hosting a Winterfest event on Saturday Jan. 16 that offers both fun and awesome information. So whether you are a cross-country skier, snowmobiler, snowshoer, or just […]