Grand Canyon National Park is home to much of the Grand Canyon with North Rim and South Rim separated by the Canyon. Grand Canyon is 277 mile long and creates a barrier between the North and the South Rim and requires 215 miles of drive to reach from South Rim Read more [...]

Monument Valley is a red sand desert region in the Arizona-Utah border popular for towering sandstone buttes and is a frequent filming location for western movies. Some areas of the park are open and can be visited by the 17-mile scenic loop drive, while other areas of the park are Read more [...]

Iconic 52-foot tall freestanding Delicate Arch is one of the main attractions in the Arches National Park and is widely recognized as the state symbol of Utah. It can be reached by a moderate to difficult hike (including a section over slickrock without rails).

Located not far from Capitol Reef National Park, Moonscape Overlook is a viewpoint with one of the most “out of this world” views in Utah with panoramic views of the Martian like landscape of the Blue Valley.

Popular overlook with panoramic views reached via trail (Little Horse Trail or Broken Arrow, High on the Hog Trail) or a pink jeep tour.

Photo-popular red rock cave with panoramic views that can be reached by a 2 mile (each way) out and back trail.

Schnebly Hill Road climbs over 2,000 feet from Sedona into the ponderosa pine forests and is a steep, twisty, unpaved, scenic route with panoramic views and several trails.

Popular Bell shaped red rock formation with a 3.5-mi round trip trail.

Cathedral Rock is a natural sandstone formation and one of the most photographed sights in Arizona.  Short, steep hike up to the saddle offers panoramic views and also features a vortex.

One of the most photographed locations in Sedona with views of the Cathedral Rock and the Oak Creek.