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A Short Visit to Bryce Canyon, and a Lot to Take In
In May, I spent just a few hours at Bryce Canyon National Park — a brief stop on a short trip, but one that still managed to feel unforgettable. Bryce is one of those places that almost doesn’t look real in person. It’s known for its hoodoos, tall spires of rock carved by time and weather, and they stretch out across the landscape in layers of reds, oranges, and dusty pinks.
Where the Views Never Repeat: A Zion Recap
A trip through Zion National Park doesn’t have to be long to be unforgettable. In mid-May, with only about a day and a half to spare, this visit became one of the most visually rewarding parts of the entire road trip. The plan was simple: drive through the park from one entrance to the other and stop when the views demanded it. Spoiler alert—almost every stop was worth pulling over for.