Tag: hiking

Milky Way over Southern Utah desert near Kanab, Utah, for a blog about stargazing near Zion, Bryce Canyon, and dark sky parks

Every Dark Sky Park Utah Has to Offer Is Within Reach of One Town

Over 80% of Americans live in so much light pollution they have never really seen a dark sky. That’s astounding, and makes me appreciate where I live even more. Southern Utah is the single greatest concentration of certified dark sky parks on the planet. All five national parks in the region carry official International Dark

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Fun, Interesting, Easy Hike. The Toadstools. Southern Utah

Want to spend a couple of hours on another planet, or at least feel like it? Welcome to the ToadStools. Geology takes front and center stage here. Located along U.S. 89 in the Escalante Grand Staircase National Monument (SW Utah), the Toadstools trailhead leads to a series of mushroom-like formations of orange and white rocks.

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Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument changes boundaries

Southern Utah. This is our backyard, The Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. A beautiful, remote, varied and as of late controversial stretch of land. Recent Presidential changes have caused quite the uproar in our small town. Some folks are happy, some folks are not. But this is NOT a post on politics! This is about the

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