Utah - The Beehive State
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Canyonlands National Park, Arches National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Natural Bridges National Monument, Zion National Park, Salt Lake City Area, & Unexpected Scenery Driving from Natural Bridges National Monument to Arizona Border or Driving from Colorado Border to Moab, Utah.
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Tourism Guide State Parks

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Attractions, Drives, in the State size="2" >Click underlined for further write-up and short video clips (same as when clicked on map).
much to see. An early September arrival worked out great, both for the heat and sunshine. A State that has great natural scenery, yet today is very desolate in population. Would consider this State to have the most scenic parks in the United States such as the "ARCHES" or "ZION" , together with very scenic highways and byways. I was most impressed with the Bryce Canyon National Park , as the walk to the canyon floor past the hoodoos is quite impressive. Two drives, the one from Colorado to Moab , the other from the Natural Bridges National Monument to Arizona are favorites of all time. View our video clips / pictures to see why.

This State during summer or fall months is especially one for those that wish to see our North America without having that great expense. Try one of the newer ways to travel such as:
1: ** Glamping. A combination of "glamor" and "camping," glamping is a clean, frilly version of camping... providing a thriftier (and perhaps more adventurous) version of luxury travel.
2:** Flashpacking. A flashier version of backpacking. Flashpackers travel on the cheap with their digital cameras, iPods, laptops, and other gadgets. They skimp on accommodations and spend more money on activities... while still enjoying all of the electronic comforts of home.
3: ** Bleasure. With less disposable income for travel, people are traveling for work and then taking a little extra time for pleasure.