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#Utahstateparks Reel by @katerowleyadventures (verified account) - Everyone plans the national parks… but the real magic is in between. Save this for your Utah road trip itinerary 🏜️👇 If you're mapping out Southern
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Everyone plans the national parks… but the real magic is in between. Save this for your Utah road trip itinerary 🏜️👇 If you’re mapping out Southern Utah and only pinning the Mighty 5, you’re skipping some of the most unique, wide open, stops in the state. Right in the middle of Utah’s most famous parks are three destinations that are 100% worth the detour: 📍 Goblin Valley State Park A surreal desert playground filled with mushroom-shaped hoodoos that look straight out of another planet. You can roam freely (no set trails in the main valley), it’s dog friendly, and drone friendly with proper permits. It feels wild, cinematic, and way less crowded than the national parks. 📍 Dead Horse Point State Park: Towering canyon overlooks that rival the views inside Canyonlands National Park but with more breathing room. Dogs are allowed on most trails, and designated drone use makes this an unreal stop for creators and sunset lovers. 📍 Hanksville: A tiny desert basecamp perfectly positioned between everything. Open highways, dramatic desert backdrops, and easy access to adventure. And the best part? You’re surrounded by icons like: ✨ Arches National Park ✨ Capitol Reef National Park ✨ Canyonlands National Park If you want a Utah road trip that’s dog-friendly, drone-friendly, less crowded, and full of epic desert landscapes — this is the combo. Follow for more Utah travel guides, hidden gems, and Southern Utah itinerary ideas 🧡
#Utahstateparks Reel by @ems_onadventure - Everyone talks about the national parks. But Utah's state parks? Low effort. High reward. Save this before your Utah trip 👇 Follow @ems_onadventure
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Everyone talks about the national parks. But Utah’s state parks? Low effort. High reward. Save this before your Utah trip 👇 Follow @ems_onadventure for more road trip inspirations 📍 Dead Horse Point State Park 🌄 2,000 ft above the Colorado River 🥾 Rim Trail – up to 5 miles 💰 ~$20 per vehicle ✨ Sunset is unreal 📍 Goblin Valley State Park 👽 Thousands of hoodoos you can freely explore 🥾 Wander anywhere (no strict trail system) 💰 ~$20 per vehicle ✨ Sunrise = no crowds 📍 Kodachrome Basin State Park 🌈 60+ sandstone spires 🥾 Angel’s Palace Trail – 1.5 miles 💰 ~$10–15 per vehicle ✨ Way quieter than Bryce area 📍 Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park 🏜 Bright pink rolling dunes 🚶 Explore freely 💰 ~$15 per vehicle ✨ Best at sunset 📍 Antelope Island State Park 🦬 Wild bison + mountain views 🌅 Great Salt Lake sunsets 🥾 Frary Peak – 6.6 miles (harder option) 💰 ~$15 per vehicle ✨ Go spring or fall for best conditions Utah state parks don’t get enough hype. And honestly… that’s the best part. Which one are you adding first? #utahtravel #utahstateparks #hiddengems #adventuretravel
#Utahstateparks Reel by @liveloveruntravel - Planning a Utah national park road trip? Here are 3 things you can't miss in each of the Utah Mighty 5 national parks: {SAVE for later + FOLLOW for m
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Planning a Utah national park road trip? Here are 3 things you can’t miss in each of the Utah Mighty 5 national parks: {SAVE for later + FOLLOW for more Utah travel tips} Arches National Park: 🏜️ Delicate Arch 🏜️ Double Arch/The Windows 🏜️ Sand Dune Arch Canyonlands National Park: 🏜️ Green River Overlook 🏜️ Mesa Arch 🏜️ Shafer Trail Capitol Reef National Park: 🏜️ Temple of the Sun and Moon 🏜️ Hickman Bridge 🏜️ Cohab Canyon Trail Zion National Park: 🏜️ Angel’s Landing 🏜️ Emerald Pools 🏜️ Canyon Overlook Trail Bryce Canyon National Park: 🏜️ Queen’s Garden 🏜️ Sunset Point to Sunrise Point 🏜️ Navajo Loop Send this to someone who needs to go with you on a Utah national park road trip! #utahnationalparks #nationalpark #utah #southernutah #roadtrip
#Utahstateparks Reel by @thespinningatlas - Utah gems you didn't know about The American Southwest is more than just national parks. If you're road tripping through Utah, here are epic non-nati
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Utah gems you didn’t know about The American Southwest is more than just national parks. If you’re road tripping through Utah, here are epic non-national park stops that are well worth the detour: 🌵 Goblin Valley State Park 🟢 Valley of Goblins Trail – ~1–3 miles depending on how much you explore, mostly flat. 🟢 No set trail through the hoodoos — you can wander freely. Great for families. 🟢 $20 per vehicle (state park fee). 📍 Forrest Gump Point 🟢 Roadside pull-off on US-163 — no hike required. 🟢 Best at sunrise for fewer cars + softer light. 🏜️ The Great Chamber 🟢 ~6–7 miles roundtrip in deep sand. Moderate difficulty due to terrain. 🟢 HIGH clearance vehicle required for trailhead access. 🚙 Factory Butte 🟢 Dirt roads range from passable to impassable after rain. Check conditions. 🟢 2WD can work in dry conditions, but clearance helps. 🌀 Belly of the Dragon 🟢 Very short walk (0.1–0.2 miles) through a manmade tunnel. 🟢 Sandy floor — can be muddy after storms and always slippery 🛻 Moki Dugway 🟢 3-mile graded gravel switchbacks. 🟢 Steep drop-offs, no guardrails. Not recommended for large RVs. 🏖️ Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park 🟢 Open sand play area — hiking is choose-your-own-adventure. 🟢 Sandboard + ATV rentals available nearby. 🟢 $15 per vehicle. 🌄 Dead Horse Point State Park (UT) 🟢 East Rim Trail – ~5 miles roundtrip, mostly easy with some elevation. 🟢 Shafer Canyon overlook is steps from parking. 🟢 $20 per vehicle.
#Utahstateparks Reel by @twoendlesstickets (verified account) - It honestly kills us a little when people visit Utah and only see the national parks. Don't get us wrong… the Mighty 5 are incredible. But some of th
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It honestly kills us a little when people visit Utah and only see the national parks. Don’t get us wrong… the Mighty 5 are incredible. But some of the most surreal places in Utah aren’t inside a park gate at all. They’re hidden down dusty backroads, outside small desert towns, and sometimes you’ll have them completely to yourself. The first time we explored around Hanksville, we couldn’t believe landscapes like this existed. One minute you’re driving through the desert… and the next it looks like you landed on another planet. Places like 👇 📍 Moonscape Overlook – One of the wildest sunrises in Utah. Type Skyline Rim Overlook into Google Maps and follow the dirt road. 📍 Bentonite Hills – Painted hills that glow at sunrise and sunset. 📍 Factory Butte – A massive formation rising out of a Mars-like desert. 📍 Long Dong Silver – One of the most unique rock spires in Utah. 📍 Goblin Valley State Park – Thousands of hoodoos you can wander through. 📍 Dead Horse Point State Park – Canyon views that rival the national parks. And the crazy part? These spots barely scratch the surface of what Utah has to offer. If you’re planning a Utah trip, don’t just check off the national parks. Some of the most unforgettable places are the ones most people drive right past. 📌 Save this for your Utah road trip. Which one would you explore first?
#Utahstateparks Reel by @peekinourjournal (verified account) - Save these stunning spots in Utah that require no hiking!! 🥹😍 If you want to visit such otherworldly landscapes, follow @peekinourjournal and get t
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Save these stunning spots in Utah that require no hiking!! 🥹😍 If you want to visit such otherworldly landscapes, follow @peekinourjournal and get tips and itineraries for your next trip ❤️ 🛻 Marlborough Point- A 4x4 is highly recommended to make it all the way to the point. You can opt to park around 0.4 mile away if you find the path too tricky 🌈 Bentonite Hills- Absolutely otherworldly place nearby NASA’s Mars Desert Research Station in Hanksville 🪨 Factory Butte- This stunning monolith is conveniently visible from the main highway but you can drive much close to it with a bit of off roading 🧗‍♂️ Green River Overlook- Easy to visit spot in Canyonlands National Park 🚘 Potash Road- Incredibly scenic drive with red rock on one side and Colorado River on the other 🏜️ Goblin Valley State Park- Unique park with dense hoodoos offering surreal landscapes. A $20 fee is required for this state park 🌘 Moon Overlook- A vehicle with high clearance is ideal for this spot. Plan to visit early in the day to beat the crowds 🛕 Temple of the Sun and Temple of the Moon- The gem of Capitol Reef National Park. A 4x4 is highly recommended to make it all the way to this spot in Cathedral Valley 🕯️ Candlestick Tower Overlook- Another east to visit spot in Canyonlands National Park 🐎 Dead Horse State Point- Great place for a magnificent sunrise which leaves the red rocks glowing. A $20 fee is required for this state park . . . . . #utah #nationalpark #moab #utahroadtrip #usaroadtrip
#Utahstateparks Reel by @hello_mallory - ✨ SAVE for your next Utah trip. I'm not saying the national parks aren't incredible - they are. I am saying that if these places existed anywhere els
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✨ SAVE for your next Utah trip. I’m not saying the national parks aren’t incredible — they are. I am saying that if these places existed anywhere else, they’d probably be national parks. Utah’s state parks, national monuments, and lesser-known protected lands are just as striking, often less crowded, and some of my favorite places to explore. Don’t skip them when you’re planning your trip. Have you been to any of these? What did you think? 🤎 New here? I’m Mallory — a Southwest local based in Western Colorado. Follow @hello_mallory for more Southwest hikes, tips, and stops for your bucket-list trip. 🏜️
#Utahstateparks Reel by @hello_mallory - ✨ SAVE for your next Utah trip. I'm not saying the national parks aren't incredible - they are. I am saying that if these places existed anywhere els
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✨ SAVE for your next Utah trip. I’m not saying the national parks aren’t incredible — they are. I am saying that if these places existed anywhere else, they’d probably be national parks too. Utah’s state parks, national monuments, and lesser-known protected lands are just as striking, often less crowded, and some of my favorite places to explore. Don’t skip them when you’re planning your trip. Have you been to any of these? What did you think? 🤎 New here? Follow @hello_mallory for more Southwest hikes, tips, and stops for your bucket-list trip. 🏜️
#Utahstateparks Reel by @twoendlesstickets (verified account) - It honestly kills us a little when people visit Utah and only see the national parks. Don't get us wrong… the Mighty 5 are incredible. But some of th
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It honestly kills us a little when people visit Utah and only see the national parks. Don’t get us wrong… the Mighty 5 are incredible. But some of the most surreal places in Utah aren’t inside a park gate at all. They’re hidden down dusty backroads, outside small desert towns, and sometimes you’ll have them completely to yourself. The first time we explored around Hanksville, we couldn’t believe landscapes like this existed. One minute you’re driving through the desert… and the next it looks like you landed on another planet. Places like 👇 📍 Moonscape Overlook – One of the wildest sunrises in Utah. Type Skyline Rim Overlook into Google Maps and follow the dirt road. 📍 Bentonite Hills – Painted hills that glow at sunrise and sunset. 📍 Factory Butte – A massive formation rising out of a Mars-like desert. 📍 Long Dong Silver – One of the most unique rock spires in Utah. 📍 Goblin Valley State Park – Thousands of hoodoos you can wander through. 📍 Dead Horse Point State Park – Canyon views that rival the national parks. And the crazy part? These spots barely scratch the surface of what Utah has to offer. If you’re planning a Utah trip, don’t just check off the national parks. Some of the most unforgettable places are the ones most people drive right past. 📌 Save this for your Utah road trip.
#Utahstateparks Reel by @liveloveruntravel - My top 3 things to do in each of the Utah National Parks: {SAVE for later + FOLLOW for more Utah travel tips} Arches National Park: 🏜️ Delicate Arc
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My top 3 things to do in each of the Utah National Parks: {SAVE for later + FOLLOW for more Utah travel tips} Arches National Park: 🏜️ Delicate Arch 🏜️ Double Arch/The Windows 🏜️ Sand Dune Arch (Bonus: Tower Arch featured at the beginning) Canyonlands National Park: 🏜️ Green River Overlook 🏜️ Mesa Arch 🏜️ Shafer Trail Capitol Reef National Park: 🏜️ Temple of the Sun and Moon 🏜️ Hickman Bridge 🏜️ Cohab Canyon Trail Zion National Park: 🏜️ Angel’s Landing 🏜️ Emerald Pools 🏜️ Canyon Overlook Trail Bryce Canyon National Park: 🏜️ Queen’s Garden 🏜️ Sunset Point to Sunrise Point 🏜️ Navajo Loop #utahnationalparks #nationalpark #utah #hikingadventures #visitutah
#Utahstateparks Reel by @adventurefamilyvlog (verified account) - Think Utah is all about national parks? Think again! 🤯 These hidden gems will leave you speechless - most visitors never even hear about them. Hi! W
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Think Utah is all about national parks? Think again! 🤯 These hidden gems will leave you speechless — most visitors never even hear about them. Hi! We’re Heather and Jesse, the creators behind Adventure Family Vlog and UtahGuide.com. If you’re looking for off-the-beaten-path adventures in Utah, we’ve got you covered. Here’s a sneak peek at some must-visit destinations outside the national parks: ✅ Sand Caves — Kanab, UT 🏜️ Explore amazing sandstone caves in the desert for a quick and fun adventure. ✅ Belly of the Dragon — Kanab, UT 🐉 Walk through this unique sandstone tunnel that feels like the dragon’s belly itself. ✅ Lower Calf Creek Falls — Escalante, UT 💦 A hidden waterfall oasis with a scenic hiking trail. ✅ Long Dong Silver — Hanksville, UT 🗿 A quirky sandstone formation that looks like a giant silver orb — iconic for photos. ✅ Snow Canyon State Park — St. George, UT 🌄 Lava tubes, sand dunes, red rock trails, and endless desert beauty. ✅ Ivins / Santa Clara Trails — Ivins, UT 🚵‍♂️ Mountain biking, desert hiking, and hidden canyon trails perfect for adventure seekers. …and this is just a small sample! 🏞️ These spots are perfect for families, photographers, or anyone looking to explore the real Utah outside the crowds. 🌵✨ #SouthernUtah #HiddenUtah #UtahAdventures #SnowCanyon #KanabUtah EscalanteUtah
#Utahstateparks Reel by @voyageswithval - Southwest National Parks Road Trip Itinerary🏜️🚐 ✨SAVE to plan your own Utah road trip! I took this trip last year in March, but anytime between no
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Southwest National Parks Road Trip Itinerary🏜️🚐 ✨SAVE to plan your own Utah road trip! I took this trip last year in March, but anytime between now and May will be beautiful! ✨Day 1 - pick up your van or rental car in Salt Lake and drive down to Moab ✨Day 2 - explore Arches National Park - go early because this park gets crowded and the reservation system is going away - Best hikes: Delicate Arch, Double Arch, Sand Dune Arch ✨Day 3 - visit Canyonlands National Park - best hikes/ overlooks: Mesa Arch, Grand View Point, White Rim Canyon Overlook, Shafer Overlook, Green River Overlook - sunset at Dead Horse Point State Park ✨Day 4 - drive to Goblin Valley State Park - book a yurt or campsite in advance - wander the valley! ✨Day 5 - Capitol Reef National Park - best hikes: Hickman Bridge, Cassidy Arch, Grand Wash - grab a pie when they’re open! ✨Days 6 & 7 - Bryce National Park - best hikes: Navajo and Queens Garden Loop, Fairyland Loop - drive back to Salt Lake We flew in and out of Salt Lake City, but you can also do this from Las Vegas, you may just have a longer drive to Moab Van Rental: @vancraft_rentals Would you take this Southwest road trip? #roadtrip #nationalparks #travelgram #utah instatravel hiking hikinggirls outdoorsy brycecanyon arches

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