Thinking about visiting Glacier National Park in the Fall? We share our experiences, pictures, and what the weather was like from our September visit. Be prepared for snow and ice!
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I wanted to go to Yellowstone to see the wildlife and I ended up being surprised by the hydrothermal features. I knew Old Faithful was at Yellowstone but I had no idea about anything else. We share our photo gallery and videos of the fascinating hydrothermal features and wildlife at Yellowstone National Park.
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We ended up seeing the most amazing wildlife in Grand Teton. We saw tons of bison, a few moose, elk, a beaver, a fox, and a black bear! The hiking was awesome too. Get our Grand Teton recommendations on where to RV camp and things to do. Check out our photos and get excited about your next adventure.
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One great thing about this park is that it's FREE! Looking for things to do in Great Basin National Park? We share our top two things to do including driving Wheeler Peak Scenic Drive as the views are stunning and hiking to Bristlecone Pine Grove to learn about these ancient trees including one that is 3200 years old and still living.
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We recommend these three hikes in the summer and don’t forget to pack your water shoes. Riverside Walk is an easy, paved hike alongside the Virgin River but you can get in the river and cool off. The Narrows, one of the most popular areas in the park, where you hike in the Virgin River. Watchman Trail, hike early in the morning and the entire trail will be in the shade.
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On to Bryce Canyon! To get there, the most direct route was down a 30 mile stretch of something just called John’s Valley Road which was unmaintained and narrow, but paved road. A few houses and ranches, but not much else. We came across one short bridge that was right at our tonnage limit and we hoped there were no more like that or something we couldn’t cross…
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Capitol Reef National Park was the least busy park we visited and very different from all the others. In the 1800s, Mormon pioneers settled in what is now the Fruita Rural Historic District near the park and planted orchards. These orchards still exist today and visitors can stroll in any unlocked orchard, and a sign will be posted when fruit can be picked…
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It was a nice short drive to Archview RV Resort & Campground in Moab and thanks to Passport America we saved 50% on our stay. We were excited as this RV resort had a pool (and a splash pad) which would be great during the hot afternoons…
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The Green River and Colorado River divide Canyonlands National Park into four sections: Island in the Sky, The Needles, The Maze, and the rivers. Island in the Sky was the closest to Dead Horse Point State Park so that was the section we explored…
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Never heard of this place? Neither had I until we went there! It’s not quite as expansive as the Grand Canyon, but still quite impressive since its attributes are steep, tall, and narrow which is a bit of the opposite of GC. We stayed at the south rim campground inside the park…
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