Picture the scenery of a Western film: sweeping deserts, rocky canyons, implausibly gorgeous rock formations, and various types of brushland. That’s Utah to a T, from the majestic Zion National Park to the Colorado River.
Whether you’re a resident or a visitor, the Beehive State has plenty of hiking trails that will welcome you and your furry friend too. Considering how hot it gets during the warmer seasons, it would be a wise decision to bring plenty of water and to pack human and canine sunscreen. Let’s check out those spots here, including facts about each one, so you can figure out your next hiking trip ASAP!
Treacherous, precipitous heights make this trail best tackled by seasoned hikers and fit, hardy canines
Can take more than a day to complete
Wide trail is easy to follow
Conclusion
If you’re into western landscapes, Utah has countless hiking destinations you need to save for later reference. The open landscapes of the Coral Pink Sand Dunes Trail is a perfectly short, albeit sandy walk, while the most experienced hikers may want to test their mettle with the strenuous Mount Olympus Trail. No matter your skill level, there’s a trail for you in Utah’s sweeping landscape.
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