by Ellen Heyn, Communications Associate
Don't let April pass without stepping foot on slickrock! Winds, hot temperatures, and monsoon rainstorms will hit the plateau soon enough. Check out these hikes while the perfect weather lasts.
This classic Canyonlands hike crosses sandy benches, climbs slickrock domes, and crosses several canyons to arrive at the grassy expanse known as Chesler Park. The trail loops around the perimeter and reconnects with the main trail. I'm ready ›
A nice walk in the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park traverses rolling slickrock hills to panoramic views of southern Utah, including Little Spring Canyon, Big Spring Canyon, and the La Sal Mountains. That sounds interesting ›
A loop hike in Canyons of the Ancients National Monument starts on the Sand Canyon trail, goes west to connect with the East Rock Creek trail, and returns to the trailhead. Watch for cliff dwellings, arches, and views of Sleeping Ute Mountain! See the views ›
Hidden in Grand Staircase-Escalante’s geologic steps are clues to the ancient past, carefully preserved as fossils.
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Some of our favorite places to camp beneath the stars in and around Grand Canyon National Park.
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Whether you’re planning your trip or already packing your bags, you may be wondering: What is the weather like at the Grand Canyon?
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