Utah's Best National & State Parks
There are a couple interesting new
articles out that tout the beauty of Utah's
national parks and state
parks. One focuses on Zion
and Bryce Canyon
while the other offers a list of great parks where you can escape
crowds. Below we give the titles of the articles and then excerpts.
Motor Trend's trucktrend.com website
has this
article on Zion and Bryce:
Utah’s Twin Wonders: Zion And Bryce Canyon, Utah - Travel
Zion and Bryce
Canyon are located fairly close to each other but are light-years
apart in their appearances. Zion’s main feature is a deep and
narrow canyon created by water as the Virgin River carved its way
through sandstone. Visitors enter this canyon to gaze at the cliffs
and rock formations towering over them. Bryce Canyon is up on a
higher step of the Grand Staircase. Standing on the edge of Bryce
Canyon, you look down into the expansive canyon at eerie hoodoos,
multicolored spires created by wind erosion. Each park is equal in
awe and scenic wonder but completely different looking...
And from across the water,
theguardian.com has this
article with this title:
Top 10 national
and state parks in Utah
It's got Zion,
it's got Canyonlands … Utah has so many amazing parks that busy
Bryce and the Arches don't even make the cut. Here's our guide for
the best places to escape the crowds.
This article goes on to recommend these
parks:
posted by Utah Blog Admin @ 10:56 PM
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