This is a spectacular road trip through western Colorado and eastern Utah, taking you from the hub of Colorado’s wine country to an exhibit hall where you can view over 1,500 dinosaur bones, to two of Utah’s National Parks and one of the best places in the United States to view prehistoric petroglyphs.

With 1/10th of the crowds and just as expansive canyon views, there's a lot to love about the Grand Canyon North Rim. Here are 4 of the best things to do and see, plus one of the most stunning sunset spots in the southwest!

In just one day, here’s how to visit Bryce Canyon National Park (and see the largest concentration of irregular rock formations called “hoodoos” that exist anywhere in the world). Click here for 3 must-see spots your first time visiting Bryce Canyon!

It’s Utah and Arizona’s shared wonder. A once-in-a-lifetime destination, equal parts hard to secure a permit to visit and incredible to photograph in person. We’re talking about a sandstone rock formation in the shape of orangey red, white, pink, and yellow waves… aptly named ‘The Wave’. Here’s how to win a permit to visit and what to expect once you do!

Wondering what it’s like to hike Angel’s Landing or The Narrows in Zion National Park? Click here for what you need to know before you go, and how to do both of these epic hikes in one day!

Located in Southern Utah, Kanab is an outdoorsman’s paradise and a photographer’s playground. Centrally situated between some of the most gorgeous sights in the United States, Kanab is the place to be if you love adventure and picture-perfect views. Here are 10 can’t-miss, jaw-dropping places to see near Kanab, Utah!

Utah’s “Mighty 5” represents the five national parks in Utah: Arches, Capitol Reef, Canyonlands, Bryce Canyon, and Zion National Park. To see all five parks in 7 days, you’ll be driving… a LOT. That said, you’ll also see a lot. A lot, a lot. So if you’re okay with trading a few long drives and days for amazing views and one INCREDIBLE road trip, this is for you! Here’s how to see Utah’s Mighty 5 in 7 days!

Over 3.5 months, we covered 11,771 miles, went on (at least) 59 hikes, explored 10 National Parks, and made 8 different towns and cities our home for anywhere from 3 to 30 days. Keep reading to see our full roadtrip itinerary and favorite stops along the way!