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I love visiting Arches National Park in winter. It’s my favorite time to visit and I actually avoid going both Zion and Arches in summer for a lot of reasons (it’s so busy, so expensive, and so hot.)
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After Zion, Arches is the most popular national park in Utah. It’s not the second most visited, that’s Bryce Canyon, but I think it’s the one that people most want to visit after Zion.
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One of the most popular arches in Arches National Park is just a short walk from one of the best less-known arches: Broken Arch. I don’t think its like, a hidden gem arch or a best kept secret in Arches but I don’t hear much about it.
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This is the age old question, what is the better national park in Utah between Arches and Zion? I almost said I know my answer, but thinking about it, I’m not so sure anymore!
Whether you’re visiting on a Utah road trip, as a weekend getaway, or for a whole week, this post will help you decide which park is better for you.
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Finally, my post about the Fiery Furnace hike in Arches! I’ve been so excited to write this but have also been putting it off because I knew it would take forever to write but it’s going better than I thought!
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Arches National Park is the first national park I ever visited way back in 2015 and it was my favorite for a while because of that.
But then I started going to a lot of other parks and it fell lower in my ranking (but still fairly high, not top 5 though) because it was so busy and I hadn’t seen as much there as I wanted.
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The one area of Utah (other than the Salt Lake area) that I still haven’t gotten to see enough of is southwest Utah and the Greater Zion Area. I have seen some of it, but not enough. Never enough.
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Ok, this is actually my last post on things I had to do before leaving Page. I had to visit Alstrom Point, Lake Powell’s possibly second most famous viewpoint (I would say Reflection Canyon is first.)
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Here we have another adventure crossed of from my doing everything there is to do in Page list. I didn’t get to do every single thing but I did do a lot and Stud Horse Point is one of those things.
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Next up in the posts for my quest to see and do all the things in Page is hike the trail to Skylight Arch! We actually didn’t even plan to do this one the day we did, we just ended up there.
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The first few times I visited Canyonlands, I liked it but I didn’t love it. But now, after finally getting to hike more than the Mesa Arch Trail, I love it. And while I wasn’t usually limited to one day in Canyonlands, I know a lot of people are.
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The main trail I wanted to do in Canyonlands during out week in Moab in December was the Murphy Point Trail. Sometimes called the Murphy Point Overlook. And now I think it’s one of my favorite easy hikes in Utah.
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One of my goals in Utah was to do more in Canyonlands National Park. I still haven’t done enough there but I finally did a couple more hikes, one of which is the White Rim Overlook Trail.
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The next post in my quest of doing everything in Page is all about the Buck Tank Draw and Birthday Arch hike. This is probably one that I had seen a long time ago and forgot about then saw on AllTrails again.
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