The 150-foot-wide avalanche slid about 700 feet at the 10,000-foot elevation in Big Cottonwood Canyon. Photo by Nicolas Cool via Unsplash An avalanche swept away two backcountry skiers in a Utah ...

Its towering wooden beams form a striking contrast against the desert landscape, standing high above the rugged canyon floor. So, how does one get there? Expect a challenging yet rewarding hike to ...

About 20 miles southeast of Salt Lake City, Big Cottonwood Canyon, located in the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest, is home to two ski resorts and is also a popular hiking, rock climbing and ...

But remember: Because of its high elevation, the weather at Bryce Canyon in the fall ... offering perfect conditions for a ranger-led snowshoe hike. Free snowshoes are available to participants ...

There is so much to explore and do outside in southern Utah that sometimes we forget the gems right in our own backyard. One of those gems is Paradise Canyon and while it is not in the heart of ...

Dressed in hiking gear and standing in front of part of the world’s highest mountain ranges, Prince Edward and his wife, Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, look the picture of health. The Prince ...

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Utah road trip itinerary for families. This 8 stop road trip highlights some of the best of the state including national ...

This hilariously named hike in Utah is a true hidden gem. It's an easy journey with a huge payoff and is reminiscent of otherworldly, sci-fi landscapes.

At this time, it's not known what triggered the avalanche, the sheriff's office said. Last Monday, a man from Wyoming died during an avalanche while snowmobiling in Monte Cristo, Utah, according to ...

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