Utah SE

Utah Southeast (this set): The term ‘southeast’ isn’t quite accurate for this, but I could not come up with a better label. This is the area east of I-15 and south of I-70, stretching over to the 4-corners region. Though this area often has so many tourists that it can be a bother, it is fairly easy to get away from them and have enough isolation to really appreciate nature/history. The area includes Zion, Bryce, Cedar Breaks, Canyonlands, Arches, Natural Bridges and Hovenweep National Parks/Monuments. One of the best campgrounds for covering the eastern part of this is the State Park in Escalante, also very good was a private campground (Cadillac Ranch RV Park) in Bluff. I’ve camped in various other BLM or NFS (National Forest Service) campgrounds throughout these areas, but none came out as favorites. When I have visited the area up near Moab it has been in the winter, so I stayed in a motel. Moab's wonderful for visiting in the winter, my understanding is that it is too crowded in the summer.

Utah Southeast (this set): The term ‘southeast’ isn’t quite accurate for this, but I could not come up with a better label. This is the area east of I-15 and south of I-70, stretching over to the 4-corners region. Though this area often has so many tourists that it can be a bother, it is fairly easy to get away from them and have enough isolation to really appreciate nature/history. The area in…  (read more)

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