Utah
Utah: A Road Trip Through Canyons, Arches, and Mountains
Utah is home to five spectacular national parks, where you can hike through a narrow river canyon in the morning and gaze upon thousands of spire-shaped rock formations, called hoodoos, by the afternoon. This proximity of diverse, otherworldly landscapes makes for an unforgettable road trip.
Southern Utah’s main event is the “Mighty 5” national parks. Zion National Park challenges hikers with the chained climb up Angels Landing, while Arches National Park is home to the iconic Delicate Arch, best viewed at sunset. Bryce Canyon National Park offers stunning amphitheatres of crimson rock spires, and the vast Canyonlands National Park serves up dramatic desert vistas. In northern Utah, Salt Lake City provides a dose of urban culture, from Temple Square to the Natural History Museum and everything in between. Nearby, the mountain town of Park City offers year-round adventure, from world-class skiing in winter to exploring Historic Main Street in the summer. Don't miss a visit to Antelope Island State Park to see the Great Salt Lake and its free-roaming bison.
Utah appeals to adventure seekers, families, and couples, offering everything from rugged backcountry exploration to accessible scenic drives. It’s an ideal destination for those seeking a vacation that combines outdoor grandeur with city comforts. Planning a multi-park itinerary can be complex, and an AMA travel expert can help craft the perfect journey.





























