did an assignment featuring goosenecks in uni a couple of years ago and it's been on my list ever since. finally got to experience it. it was surreal!

Hi Beautiful People of Utah Outdoors

Me and a couple of my mates are planning a little camping trip for next weekend up in the Wasatch/Summit area. (October 23-26)
It looks like a lot of campgrounds in the area are closed for that time period.

I was wondering if anybody has some good advice on spots open in that time frame and area or other ideas.

Appreciate y'all in advance

Wondering if anyone's been out here this time of the year. Is it a gravel road and public land?

Planning to do some hiking in Utah. Currently in salt lake. Is it worth hiring an RV or am I better off finding a place to stay each night? Anyone got good itinerary recommendations?

This question ultimately is about trying to figure out which car to take. Driving down from Ogden for the hike this Saturday, either in the Jeep or the Camry. Saw some Google reviews that the road is a little sketchy and rough.

Would prefer to take the Camry because of better gas mileage, but also don’t want to have to turn back because I can’t get to the trailhead. Only will take the Jeep if it’s a must.

Can a sedan do this drive? If you’ve driven it, let me know if you had any issues and what you took down that road.

When you've gotta cover the customer support inbox over the weekend, you might as well do it with a view! The work at Trails Offroad never ends, but it's sure cool to utilize our own platform to find campsites to work from 😄

I am planning a national park trip in mid February and one of the options I was eyeing up was hitting up one or two (or three?) of the Utah national parks. I will have 5 full days and want to be able to spend ample time that each park deserves and was wondering what would be the best way to do this. I think I would definitely hit up Zion, but unsure if I should add on another park while I'm out there and if so which one?

Any suggestions are welcome!

Views just outside of the South Entrance to the state park. With the main part of the storm coming in, this morning provided some amazing sights!

We are flying into Vegas and heading towards Utah (sticking to the southern part of the state.) We have no set plans or reservations (renting a camper van) so definitely flexible.

Should we still be worried about flooding, washouts, etc? I will definitely be keeping an eye on the weather and such but I'm not sure if I should be making more drastic contingency plans.

We have done variations of this trip 3 or 4 times before which is why we are playing it by ear/doing what we want.

I’m in Kanab until Wednesday and hoping to get in 6-8 miles per day of hiking… Tuesday looks Ok for Bryce but would love advice for tomorrow (Monday) with the forecast calling for rain off and on and flash flood warnings. Should I stick to paved paths in town? Is it foolish to venture to trails in, say, Grand Staircase-Escalante NM?

P.S. I spent today at Best Friends Animal Sanctuary and it was wonderful!! Highly recommend if you are in the area.