Explore the world’s largest concentration of hoodoos—towering, irregular rock formations unique to Bryce Canyon. Set along the Grand Staircase’s high plateau, this park offers striking red rock landscapes, pink cliffs, and sweeping vistas unlike anywhere else on Earth. Enjoy a 2-hour hike on the iconic Navajo Loop from Sunset Point to Sunrise Point, where you'll walk among ancient geological formations and take in stunning views at every turn.

Discover the beauty of Utah’s first national park, ranked as the 4th most visited in the U.S., and known for its towering sandstone cliffs and breathtaking desert scenery. On this easy to moderate 1-hour hike along the Zion Overlook Trail, enjoy panoramic views of Zion Canyon while walking the same paths once traveled by ancient native peoples and early pioneers. From narrow slot canyons to soaring cliffs in hues of cream, pink, and red, Zion offers an unforgettable mix of natural wonder, wildlife, and rich cultural history.