Short to medium hikes at Moab, Utah’s major parks are paired with meaningful bonus stops in this guide. It’s designed to help you see more in your limited time in the area. Moab is famous for big adventures, but you don’t need extreme hikes to experience its most memorable … [Read more...] about Hikes in Moab’s Major Parks: Arches, Canyonlands, and Dead Horse Point, with Bonus Stops
State Parks
Hiking and Camping in John Martin Reservoir State Park
In southeastern Colorado, camping in John Martin Reservoir State Park offers you a quiet escape from your everyday routine. A hike around the park provides wide-open prairie views, potential for wildlife sightings, and even history lessons. This post will guide you through the … [Read more...] about Hiking and Camping in John Martin Reservoir State Park
Hiking Near Woodland Park, Colorado: Four Scenic Hiking Spots to Visit
If you're seeking day hikes with natural beauty, history, and a little adventure, look no further than Woodland Park, Colorado. This breathtaking area offers a variety of scenic trails that you will want to take advantage of. Each trail described here provides a unique experience … [Read more...] about Hiking Near Woodland Park, Colorado: Four Scenic Hiking Spots to Visit
10 Reasons for Hiking in Roxborough State Park
Hiking in Roxborough State Park can be an enchanting experience. With its incredible geology, several microclimates, and peaceful trails, it’s no wonder that almost 200,000 visitors flock to this Colorado gem every year. Whatever your reason for hiking, Roxborough State Park has … [Read more...] about 10 Reasons for Hiking in Roxborough State Park
Hiking in Castlewood Canyon State Park: See Rocks, Ruins, and More
Hiking in Castlewood Canyon State Park can take many forms. It may be a walk on the canyon rim, looking down the valley and out to the prairie land of Douglas County. But it can also be a trek into the canyon and along Cherry Creek to a charming waterfall. Maybe it’s a hike to … [Read more...] about Hiking in Castlewood Canyon State Park: See Rocks, Ruins, and More