😍RV CAMPING IN UTAH -- 10 TIPS!!! (Moab, Arches, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Zion)

[@BirdiesWanted]

Drove up to Zi-un for the day from Vegas on March 4th. Left at 2am and it took just over 2.5 hours including a quick stop in La Verkin for coffee and snacks. That 6 hour map estimate must be including Vegas rush hour traffic. :) Drove through the tunnel in the dark, first stop was the Canyon Overlook trailhead, located just beyond the east end of the tunnel by the guard/ranger station. Short hike to an amazing view with the sun rising behind. Lighting and shadows would change every few minutes. Just awesome. If you want an uncrowded Zion, that's the time to go. Bad news was it never got out of the 30's all day and there was an inch of fresh snow in the high elevations. A few people were hiking the Narrows, but they had drysuits. We didn't, so have to go back for that one. A few other hikes we'd like to do too. Great video! Subscribed.

[@TheKaffeeKlatsch]

The $5 campground north of Moab was priceless when a freight train passed by shortly after falling asleep for the night. I started paying attention to rail proximity after that..... the tracks are the entrance to the campsites LOL.

[@HeyJudyT]

Just saw your KZbin about turning off propane. What I do: before I leave on the trip, freeze up blue ice. We also have a refrigerator turned on and plugged into our house electric a few hours before we leave. I put it the frozen blue ice in the refrigerator while we're traveling to the destination. While at the destination, I put it in the freezer of the RV refrigerator to freeze up again. When we're ready to leave, I then take the blue ICE from the freezer of the RV's refrigerator and put it in the refrigerator section to keep it cold because we never keep our Propane on as we travel and not just because it's a law in California but because it's safer. The refrigerator is then just like a cooler! easy, peasy.

[@lynnwilson1797]

I'm from Utah. Thanks for not over selling. Keep it up guys your doing great!

[@stevest.martin3940]

Utah is a nice place to visit but I would not live there !!!

[@ManWander]

we were in zion and bryce 25 yrs ago and what i remember most were the colors - even the sky was the most beautiful blue ever

[@jondevlin4754]

In the last ten years, I have done eight road trips through the southwest/western US. Each trip was over 8000 miles. I can’t commit to one state being the most scenic but Utah is definitely right at the top. If you forced me to stay entirely in one state on my trip then I would pick Utah for sure. I bought my first truck just so I could do White Rim Road. The remoteness of the White Rim rd is amazing...100 miles long and I encountered one vehicle. Monument valley at sunset with storms looming is beautiful. Flaming Gorge is another amazing place. The Burr trail from Boulder down to Bullfrog and across on the ferry then following the Moki Dugway off the rim down to Mexican Hat .... and the double oxbow of the San Juan River at Goosenecks State park ...I never even talked about Zion or Bryce Canyon ...looking down on Angels Landing from Observation Point beats the view from the landing itself ... very close to the Utah border is Toroweap Overlook....all by yourself looking straight down 3000 feet at the Colorado river ...Grand Canyon is so narrow here ...all I can do now is pray that our border reopens before summer ... I am 1 hour from the border ...I miss Utah and all four deserts of the southwest ...if you have never seen Big Bend then you should give it a try ...it is out of the way in southwest Texas but even the third time visiting I was awestruck by the sceanary....I really do miss the southwest

[@patti8376]

Just found this video and loved it. Last year we spent a ton of time at the mighty 5, and more. What an awesome state! We’re hoping to get back again. I think no matter how many times you go there, there is always something to see.

[@Hams30236]

We visited Utah on two occasions in 2016, first we did the central and eastern loop going to Capital Reef, Arches and Canyon Lands before heading to Southwest Colorado, Texas, New Mexico and Arizona before returning home to California in April/May. The second trip was in late September/October coming up from the Petrified Forest and South Rim of the Grand Canyon to the North Rim of the Grand Canyon motoring up Utah 89 to an area between Brice and Zion where we used our dingy to good use, thus avoiding the tunnel charges. We then visited Cedar Breaks National Monument, another breath taking vista (breath taking both for the beauty and the elevation at 10,300+ feet), before heading south on 15 for a visit to Death Valley. We have our sticks and bricks home near Sequoia/Kings Canyon and not far from Yosemite, but we enjoyed to beauty of Utah and look forward to the next adventure there.

[@denishenry515]

Hey Kristy and Sean ! Thank for all your videos. You speak really well, slowly and it's really comfortable for strangers who listen to you. You give strategic and pleasant information. Thank you.

[@tampajohn3375]

Blew tire on TV in Canyonlands on a cattle grate and changed on the road. Then limped into Moab. Might be 100 miles from the next stop where services are available. We hit Arches, Canyonlands, Bryce, and all of them, Beautiful.

[@viproo6302]

My lovely wife, me and our son, we are new to the RV world so your videos have been refreshing and easy to watch and learn from. Thank you! Victor, Susie and Carson

[@andresanchez5746]

At Capital Reef, you can pick fresh fruit during the Fall. It makes a great free snack while in the Park.

[@loricole3979]

I moved to Southern Utah 2 years ago. I LOVE IT HERE! Every time I run any kind of errand around here it feels like living inside a Nat'l Park. It is just so beyond.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Great place! We may see you there soon!

[@cindywestlake6278]

Kristy you are Stunning! And i love your laugh! You guys are good enough to have your own tv show. I can see that happening!

[@bk6678]

Agree on staying in Moab for the three parks mentioned. We then stopped at Little White Horse slot cannon on the way to Torrey, Utah. Use Torrey as a base for Capital Reef NP, Dixie NF, Escalates NM. We even made a day trip to Brice. We loved Torrey and Capital Reef and Dixie National Forest.

[@mvrv7069]

This is definitely one of your best videos! Thanks for the great information and quality video. Keep up the good work!!

[@wwz1011]

Actually, Zion shuttles do not run in the winter. Instead, you drive your car inside the park. Note, we were there last November, and they closed the gate into the park by 1PM because all the parking inside the park was full! We've been there every month of the year. January and February were the best, summer is crowded and VERY hot. Beautiful park, our favorite, but the crowds keep getting much bigger. One option is to go to Kolob Canyon area, which is a part of Zion but has a totally separate entrance, and no crowds at all. Its closed right now until late 2018 so check first. Some of the Utah state parks have great camping, hiking, and smaller crowds (like Snow Canyon).

[@laughingram7287]

Thanks to you both for putting together a video like this. My wife and I would really like to go camping in Utah, but just don’t know where to begin.... This looks like a great trip for us in the fall. You folks and the “Grand Adventure” are the only two RV related Utubers that we watch! Keep up the good work!

[@lorrinbarth1969]

When my wife and I were first at Bryce Canyon, because of all the red rock, I made a slyly disparaging remark that Bryce Canyon was where the cosmetics companies got their red pigment. After that we always referred to Bryce Canyon as the "Max Factor Mountains".

[@brianjones4413]

I do love all of your videos. I have seen this one two or three times. I live in CA and now know, when I go to Utah, BRING BEER! And plan for how many days you are going to be there. In Zion we stayed at the Zion RV campground just outside the southern entrance to the park. The shuttle will pick you up right outside the campground and take you to every trailhead in the park...FREE! The park is very clean, with full hook ups and partial hook ups (the best) Get walking sticks and save the ankles and knees on the hikes.

[@lindadurst2290]

Note about Bryce: there is a small store inside the park and also a slightly bigger one outside the park at Ruby's. Prices are high as everything has to be trucked in. The nearest Walmart or large food store is 100 miles away in Cider City off I-15 or in Richfield off I-70

[@kristymichael]

Linda Durst, we went to Ruby's and their prices were crazy. Almost as high as the Yukon Territory--- and that is a much more remote location!

[@Roobah]

Fruita: Offers fruit off the trees when in season - pick your own and pay for what you take. Capitol Reef is definitely my favorite National Park anywhere, because no one knows about it, and in the middle of summer, it's several degrees cooler than Moab or Zion. IMO, Zion is one of the most boring national parks around. Zion and Bryce attract lots of foreign visitors, Moab attracts the local 4-wheelers and dirt bikers. La Sal mountains are a nice off-shoot to get a nice forest-desert-mountain view. You are 100% correct -- been to both Grand Canyon and Dead Horse Point State Park, and Dead Horse Point State Park is definitely a better view and better experience than Grand Canyon - another tourist trap. Another nice visit in the area: Cedar Breaks near Cedar City (city is several thousand feet above St. George, so in summer it's still mild temps) - Cedar Breaks is very unique, but not well suited for RV's or travel trailers. October IS peak season for those who know better. It's when the leaves turn colors, so you get the "color country" AND color change of leaves mid-fall and the weather is nice. Find out when St. George holds their annual marathon - I think it's the 1st weekend of October annually. Do yourself a favor and stay FAR, FAR away from the area unless you are running the marathon. Visit the area some other weekend. Las Vegas is 120 miles from St. George -- depending on how crazy you drive, it's a 2-hour drive to St. George. Finally, if you have the time in the area, definitely worth driving down to Monument Valley to see the well-known mittens. If you really tour the area, it's not that far to Mesa Verde National Park, just over the border in Colorado.

[@waynead754]

At 10:11, there is clearly a petroglyph of a glass of IPA with a sprig of something in it. Since it is so old, it's unlikely 3.2% but rather full strength.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

LOL -good catch!

[@suegilreath1426]

I was fortunate enough to live in Moab, Utah for a year when I was in high school. It was amazing. My family all loved it. We did a lot of hiking and sight seeing, then for the summer between my Jr. and Sr. year of high school we spent the whole summer in Escalante and thus got to visit Zion, the Stairs area, Bryce up close and personal several times. I completely agree that Dead Horse Point and Canyonlands are much better than the Grand Canyon. Somehow, we never made it to Capitol Reef and after seeing this video, I realize what a mistake that was. I love Southern Utah...it is spectacular! When my husband retired, we took a long road trip together and Moab was a "must see" destination. After being there a couple of days He told me, well I now understand why I have been hearing about Moab, Utah and Dead Horse Point etc. for over 40 years. We hope to return again.

[@brettharsanye1981]

Yes I been to the mighty 5 favorite is driving the shafer trail and potash in canyonland. I agree with you about Zion it's a beautiful park but the crowds suck too many people. I was also there in October.best time to go. We were there for two days and Monday and Tuesday were the best days to go in regards to crowd size. Weekends forget it. Love the channel.

[@jkrueger80]

Capitol Reef was our favorite! Lots of camping in the Dixie National Forest...we spent a week there :) LOVED every minute of it...the other parks were way more popular and was too peopley for us. We ended up spending a day at the other ones where we were free to explore and love that one.

[@joanl8728]

We visited Utah last summer and loved it! We stayed at the Moab Valley RV park in Moab. Loved it! The red cliffs behind it were amazing. It’s only 1 mile to Arches and almost right next to Colorado River. They had a small pool and a small store plus a laundromat. We stayed at the Zion River Resort by Zion Park in Virgin, Utah. This was a very well kept park with a large pool and hot tub with adult only hours. The price was the highest we paid but it was worth it for our last few days in Utah.

[@dalewatkins9889]

We've been to the Moab area four times, and I still look forward to a return trip! Every time we've taken our atv's, so we've gotten to some of the furthest possible places in the area, and some of my favourite are going to the Puebloan dwellings dotting San Juan County. It's absolutely amazing to see something that has gone on and how they lived so many centuries ago, so I suggest those reading this to Google "Puebloan dwellings in Utah". One of the main problems is for those of us with motorhomes, is one needs to atv's to get to those areas far off the beaten path that few get to, but also having a vehicle is important, for those times you want to tour the other areas that a motorhome or atv can't get you to! So, I just look at it as being so very fortunate to have seen what I have to date, and to look forward to the next adventure!

[@nathanbrown6427]

YES, Canyonlands and Dead Horse Point are amazing, and I felt they were more beautiful than the Grand Canyon as well.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

+Nathan Brown thanks, good to know we are not alone in that opinion! 👍

[@chrislynn2233]

Bravo!! What a great overview of these parks. We toured the Moab area last summer and you hit all the points that will be helpful to visitors, especially the new ones. We stayed at the Canyonlands RV Park in Moab and I would caution everyone that this is a "tight" park. The owners will tell you that the park was built decades ago when RVs were much smaller. I took out our plumbing system when I didn't swing wide enough. My suggestion is to let one of the park employees assist you in getting to and into your site. That was a $2,000 lesson for me.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

We stayed in the same park in Moab and yes it was very tricky. Took me 2 passes to get our trailer into the site!

[@markee063]

awesome information you two! I was last at Zion(et al) in the 70s with MY parents. Now, our grown children are meeting wife and I in Denver this July, to MH across to Zion and Bryce on our way to our new home on the Oregon Coast. Much planning and memory making ahead. Thanks you guys for the How To videos. Mark n Dianna

[@williamjones5655]

I would just like to say, y'all are great! the wife and I are relatively new to the travel trailer experience, "4 years". We have only been camping in our state. We are going to be venturing out starting next. We trust your insight and will be tuning in! Thanks for all your help and keep doing what your doing. God bless and keep camping!!!

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks much for your kind comments!

[@brendarosenbaum1478]

Hello! I just returned from a tent camping trip with my girls to this area. I had not visited the area in 30 years. I just wanted to say it was a fabulous time even though it was 103 all 3 days in Zion. We saw Bryce, Zion, Grand Canyon, Mesa Verde, and Great Sand Dunes. I just discovered your videos and posts. I am enjoying all your trips and tips. Hope to one day own a real camper but until then we will be roughing it out in our tent and small chuck box/kitchen I designed for our adventures. Take care and keep traveling!

[@dougallen8466]

Sean, Kristy, we are so sorry for your loss Kristy. We lost my wife's mother the year before we got married. We so feel your loss and our hearts are out to you both.

[@dbarrantes911]

If you go back to Bryce again I would strongly recommend you stop at Wildland Gardens in Joseph, Utah. You can stay there and then drive to Bryce. You can find details on Airbnb

[@susie3893]

Loved Zion NP in September 2016. Watchman Campground has some electrical hookups but you need a reservation to get one of them. I reserved 6 months in advance. You can catch the shuttle from the Visitor Center just outside the campground.

[@susanpeterson2357]

We are getting our Geo-Pro in North Dakota (we live in Portland) in a couple of months. We are so enjoying your videos. You are our favorite couples, hands down! The info you present are right on. Thank you!

[@royclark2269]

Have booked 5 nights in MOAB (Archview) and 2 in Monument Valley (Gouldings). I would appreciate suggestions, especially hikes and off-road tours. Eddy (16' Airstream Bambi)and I just completed 4 night shakedown around the Olympic Peninsula and are prepping for the heat of mid-June. Will hydrate, hydrate, hydrate before each day's adventure, carry 100oz Camelback with more waiting in the cooler in the tow.

[@roydavis2242]

Utah is actually on the top of my list to visit. I want to spend two months there. You are not the first to say that Utah is better than the Grand Canyon. I have been told to stack my cupboards full before leaving.

[@karricompton]

Oof, Grand Canyon has to be the most beautiful thing in the world.

[@satajet883]

A great place to stay when visiting Bryce Canyon is Kodachrome State park. Beautiful place in its own right. And the stars at night. Just amazing.

[@bobshaw4063]

April 5 - 9 TH I was just out in Las Vegas & went on a bus tour to Hoover Dam. I was in awe . It was unbelieveable how it was built back in the 1930's . I went thu Grand Canyon tours for $49.00

[@scenicdriveways6708]

You two inspire my wife and I . We're are preparing to sell everything and go full time RVing . Thanks for the great and informative videos . God bless you both .

[@garykreutzer7692]

You forgot to go to Fischers Towers North of Moab. 800-900 foot spires you can boonies directly under. SO cool. Stayed there in college in the mid seventies. Still go there every Moab trip.

[@larryfisher5796]

You are talking I think some of the most beautiful country. I used to live in SLC Ut and my wife and I used to go to to at least one of the five parks ones a year thank you for being back some great memories to me. Larry

[@suzypurvis3662]

thanks for allowing jp and me to re-live the month long trip we made a few years ago. Moab was one of our favorite places and SR80 was my favorite road of all. We hit so many state parks and started our mountains drive in Sedona. Absolutely loved it. Snake river was knee deep when we were there because of draught. I miss the camping. Glad to see you so happy K.

[@Jagg61]

Utah has some of the best scenery ever.

[@dougberry1011]

They also limit the length of RV’s through the tunnel as well. You need to check on that as well.

[@ambera3375]

Goblin is a family favorite for us. Ding and dang hike is awesome, with slot canyons and sometimes water up to your waist to hike through. Little wild horse canyon hike is beautiful as well, but usually a lot more crowded. And don’t forget the goblins, we always play a good game of hide and seek when we go there with the family.

[@1800chriswoods]

Guy's, thank you! This is EXACTLY the kind of video I wanted to see for my up coming Utah trip. Perfect blend of personal style and useful information. You guys nailed it!

[@livingourdream9005]

I just retired from 32 years teaching high school math and we were planning on doing a lot of travel. For many months we have been researching online for an rv (we were thinking a Class C with a Wrangler as a toad) but watching your videos have us thinking maybe a trailer. A few days ago we stopped at a dealer in Salt Lake to look at the motorhome we were thinking of and within minutes we decided that wouldn't work. We also stopped at the Airstream dealer and my wife has now picked out the model of Airstream we hope to buy in about 9 months to a year and I'm busy looking into a tow vehicle. Since we live in Provo I'm guessing some of our first trips will be to places in this video. It has been many years since we were in Capitol Reef and the last time I was in Zion we were traveling with my parents in my dad's F250 pulling an Argosy (look up some Airstream history to find out what an Argosy was). Since my wife and I haven't owned an rv, more of our trips have been around Moab staying in a tent. I could show you some fun drives if you ever want to come to Moab and rent a Jeep, though I did them in a '97 Dakota and only bent a little bit of sheet metal. Thank you for so many ideas on places to go and information on what it's been like for you to go there.

[@TheTechinator]

We've been to Arches several times over the years, and just went to Goblin Valley this past April. In fact it was our first trip in our pickup camper, previously we were tent campers. Very nice place, interesting scenery. If you go, be sure to hike through Little Wild Horse Canyon. Beautiful! Thanks for your videos, very helpful in getting us into the RV scene and knowing how to setup camp, etc. before we venture out. Helped us to avoid pitfalls!

[@carasmussen27]

we just got back from southern UT. We stayed at the KOA in Moab. We had considered renting a trailer tent but glad we did the cabin as it was way too HOT and didn't really cool off at night, so it would of been miserable in a tent trailer or tent. My husband spent a lot of time in his childhood in southern UT. We had been to Bryce and Zions in the past. We have to go back because we did not have a chance to go to the state park or any of the other NP's in the greater area. Also did not go to Lake Powell

[@David-pd8xc]

Another great video! Southern Utah has been on my list of "must see" for several years now and you confirmed this for us.

[@kenlee6123]

Thanks for all the time and effort you put into your great videos. This is definitely and area I need to get back to

[@ClassALiving]

Agreed!

[@rayman4u24]

Class A Living with

[@anitawaller371]

I've been to Zion NP 3 times, all during the height of summer. While the buses were full of passengers (especially picking up at the main depot), they ran so frequently and there were so many of them that there was never a long line. Sounds like that has changed since my last visit in 2014.

[@rbsamar]

So happy u have a great life. Praying u have more travels in ur future. Plz take care of ur self God speed with ur health.

[@luzvelazquez3373]

We visited all these parks last year. Each one has it own unique beauty ❤️

[@billfisher6708]

Fantastic video!! We hope to see one or more of these on our way back home in Florida from our Alaska trip this summer. One tip when hiking in the hot sun--wear white or very light colored clothing, not black or dark. You will stay cooler.

[@mikeapperson6885]

THX for the great VLOG. Any of the parks you mentioned on this tour have ANY drone restrictions ?Love your drone footage.

[@DJJulesAdventures]

As a Southern Utahan, you did a great job showcasing our bits of beauty. There are so many outta the way places in these parks that are worth the visit, and lots less people traffic. If you want any tips, let me know. You should have stayed to see the snow in Bryce....so gorgeous. Also, Panguitch is just about 20-30 minutes away from Bryce and they have a slightly bigger store. ;) Grand Staircase has many hidden treasure, don't skip that park. Cathedral Valley is worth the drive in Capitol reef. The shuttle doesn't run in Zion November-February. But when the shuttle is running, riding your bike into the canyon is #1 way to see it. Hope you get the chance to come back, you just barely scratched the surface.

[@stevereilly6676]

There is an alternative to the Zion Shuttles; biking the scenic road that follows the river. They rent EBikes for this very reason at the South entrance, but we had our own bikes. The only traffic on this road are the shuttles and they will not pass you until you stop and put a foot down, so it is safe and not congested. We did this is July so it was really hot, but the shuttles are hot also: bring a water bladder for sure. There are alot of You Tube videos on biking Zion.

[@cindylynn4339]

Recently bought a Thor Ace class A for a starter motor home and came across your videos while searching for information on KZbin. You two are so cute and so informative. Love your videos! Keep em up! :)

[@waynehogue2499]

Great video, we were there back in 2017. Brought back many memories!

[@iliveinthewoods]

Archview Campground, a few miles north of Moab, was really nice and had spots when campgrounds in town were full and it ended up being my favorite campground, ever. The Moab area is truly remarkable.

[@utahdan231]

I know all of them , visited Utah 14 times. Love it always. About the beer , the law changed last year but I’m not a beer person so I don’t know how strong it is. And guys, exactly my point. Canyonlands for me is much more interesting than Grand Canyon.

[@shouldibehere]

Watching this for the gazillionth time now. We leave in a couple of weeks for the Utah experience. This vid is my "go-to" for tips.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks, I know you will have a blast! If we are able to go anywhere this fall, Utah's on the short list. Even after visiting 5 national parks, we left wanting more!

[@markhooton815]

You guys are right about Utah, I think it's underated. We use to live in Naturita Colorado about an hour away from Moab. We use to go there on weekends. Thanks for sharing Sure do miss that area. You guys are awesome, happy trails to you.

[@davidpontzer5980]

Your videos are getting better and better. Fantastic. Thanks for all you do.

[@tomibach9712]

huge thumbs up to Utah....my long time favorite

[@jackmcgonegal8728]

Darnit, Sean, it's Nuh-vaaaa-da, not Nuh-vaw-da. Loved your beer coverage. It cracks me up. I once had a layover in downtown Salt Lake City and went out to eat. I came across a Brazilian restaurant and thought, cool, I love Brazilian food. I used to do a lot of layovers in Sao Paulo and Rio. So I go in. While looking at the menu I asked to see the wine list. Got to have wine at a churrascaria--except in Utah, evidently. They did have a good selection iced tea, though. Hope you've made it back to Bryce. A sunrise hike there is amazing. When the light hits the inner canyon, it just explodes into color. I first camped there as a scout in 1969 on our way from coastal Georgia to the National Jamboree in northern Idaho. I fell in love with that place, though it was damn cold, even in July. We were cowboy camping, because our scoutmasters didn't want to unload our chartered Trailways. Great episode. Thanks. I'm trying to catch up on your show. Shouldn't take me more than a year or two.

[@Ahrobak]

Bryce Canyon is definitely worth another visit. I really enjoyed and suggest the Fairyland Loop trail. And thanks for the suggestion to visit Capitol Reef and Dead Horse. I did not visit them on either of my two visits to this area. And if I heard right, Dead Horse topping the Grand Canyon, it must be spectacular, I'm a big fan of the Grand Canyon's north rim.

[@KimHere]

We just came from Kodachrome Basin State Park (which is in the same area.) It was AMAZING. One of the few state parks in Utah that has some full hookups sites. And it was so gorgeous. Absolutely beautiful. We swung by Capitol Reef on our way home and loved that place too. Being from Utah, this was an awesome video! Great tips!

[@vannezaguevara5390]

This was so incredibly helpful! Thank you!

[@wulfdont7011]

ive started using a golfers umbreala for a walking stick..they open larg and dont weigh a ton..and you can open it and lean it on the ground like little canbana. or hang it with para cord..greatfor shade or sudden rains.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

+Wulf Don t great idea 💡!!!

[@dannyburrell4014]

We could not get reservations in Moab we stayed in little town of Monticello Ut. The Mighty Five is really something to see. The hike to delicate arch is pretty straight up. Yeah we had to buy beer to go to get full strength beer. Bryce was our favorite park. We also made it to Bridges, News Paper Rock and Monument Valley. We spent a month there and would love to go back. Capital Reef drive was great we also enjoyed Utah scenic byway 12 ranked second most beautiful drive in the world, number one is in New Zealand.

[@kenlee6123]

If you are looking to upgrade your quadcopter take a look at the DJI Mavic Pro. I upgraded from my Phantom 2 with Gimbal and GoPro abut two weeks ago and love it. The Mavic Pro is a amazingly small, making it great to travel with. It has so many more features, including manual camera setting, obstacle avoidance (forward and below) not sure if it would have helped in your case. We are headed from Florida via Key West to Alaska this summer and are just starting to make some KZbin Video of our adventure. So much to learn, you and Kristy provide a great example.

[@earlreaganjr9381]

Hi from Georgia. 👋, Dead Horse Point State Park campground is our Utah favorite. Sites have electric but no water. It also has nice rest rooms w/ showers. And Kodachrome Basin is our 2nd favorite campground. There is water, electric, & some with sewer hookups. 😊

[@CarlosGunX]

I did that adventure back in the summer of 1988.. Zion was my favorite, Bryce was the least...Needless to say, Zion was not crowded at all, back then... Thanks for taking me back... Thumbs up!

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

An uncrowded Zion would be heaven!

[@jillspanheimer1503]

Absolutely great video. As a newcomer to the RV life, I really appreciate videos like this for the valuable information. So thankful for your work and sharing your tips. Thank you VERY much.

[@scottsichler5236]

Great video. Kristy you need a wide brim hat like Sean's when you hike in the desert. Makes a huge difference. Not glamorous I know.

[@Soladaddy]

Zion is only a 2 hour drive from Vegas hence part of the reason it is so packed. Our last trip didn't have enough time to go further east than Bryce, but from the looks we need a whole month just for Utah.

[@rogerschroeder8966]

I haven't watched all your videos, but love the ones I have watched. I don't know if you have visited the North Rim of the Grand Canyon, but it is great. Only a very small percentage of visiters to the Grand Canyon ever visit the North Rim. It is almost 8200 feet above sea level so bring warm clothes. The next time you visit Southern Utah I would recommend the stop. It's about a 2 hour drive from Zion National Park. We moved to St George Utah 2 1/2 years ago and love it here.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks much... we've only been to the south rim, so I agree with you completely! Hope we can make it later this year.

[@davidbladen5667]

The red colorization in the rocks is iron oxide, yes rust. There was a major iron mine just outside of Cedar City for many years.

[@brucebugbee6604]

Just got back from a trip to Utah. It is one of my favorite states. The beauty in each of the parks you mentioned is incredible. In addition, I spent some time up in the Flaming Gorge Recreation Area and at Kodachrome Basin State Park (near Bryce Canyon). Both are worthy of visits. Love your videos - so much good information! Thank you.

[@dbeskan]

Great video. We did this trek one month prior to your Utah national parks. Missed Dead Horse so next time. Absolutely loved Capitol Reef with the Red River, Apple Orchards and fresh fruit pies. Each park so unique and beauty unto its own. Amazing. Loved your description. We also began in Moab. Of course other states before that, like Colorado with the Mesa Verde National Park, one of our most favorites this past fall. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@captainobfuscation2715]

This is your most informative video yet. Many many notable tips. Thank you for the hard work.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

+Spam Me Baby thank you for your thoughtful comment. Hmm, I have the sudden urge to spam you... 😜

[@christopherv9513]

love your videos. I have lived here in Utah most oc my life. We love rving around our State. My favorite time to go to Zion is October. Just one suggestion. We say it "zie-un".

[@vishvish8549]

Hey Chris, Looking for some suggestion. Caravan vs Class C RV which is more convenient for a family of 2 with 2 kids in total. This is our first trip to Utah and don't intend to do a lot of hiking.

[@jacksonmacd]

great down to earth practical advice. thanks for the video

[@AskRemy]

Have never been to UTAH - finally my RV is ready - woohoo - embarking on my voyage any day now

[@SaltyVetAdventures]

Utah is soooo amazing! You will love it.

[@mookloud2]

Tropic has a small, but pretty good grocery store. Prices weren't bad. Basic food stuff. I think the name of the place is "Clark's". Good cafe there, too.

[@Slingerland61]

Great video! We looped it from Oregon to SLC to Price, then Moab for a few days (Arches CanyonLands & a fun Hummer tour). Then on to Natural Bridges, Capital Reef, Bryce and Zion. Then home on the Extraterrestrial Highway (near Area 51). It was June so yes...temps were high (TOO hot for hiking!). And it was crowded! Bryce and Zion felt like a mall at Christmas time. No thanks.Try Natural Bridges next time you're passing through. And I think you probably drove on Highway 12...how 'bout "Hogsback?!" White knuckle driving for sure. Yikes! Thanks for putting this video together! Great as always.

[@2593325933]

I've seen 28 of the 60 National Parks, and Zion is my hands-down favorite. Hiking the narrows or climbing to the top of Angel's Landing is an experience of a lifetime. I've seen Bryce from the overlooks but next year we're going full-time and plan to hike it. Thanks for the video, it was informative and entertaining.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks, we can't wait to get back to Utah. Zion is spectacular!

[@SOS-dr2oo]

Love, love, love Capitol Reef NP. Lots of cool stuff to see in that whole area! Take Hwy 12 from Boulder, UT, to Panquitch, UTH (Red Canyon) for a delightful, scenic drive! If you get a chance and aren't adverse to a little unimproved roads, hit the Burr Trail from Boulder to Waterpocket Fold which is part of Capitol Reef. (PS: The tunnel in Zion is $15.) Can't wait to see more video from Utah.

[@LongLongHoneymoon]

Thanks, we loved Capitol Reef too!

[@ronmiller7916]

And don't miss the Hole in the Rock Road outside Escalante. A few slots and of course there's Little Egypt and the Golden Cathedral. And then you have the Cosmic Ashtray. And Lower Calf Creek Falls. The mountain in Boulder on the way to Escalante has spectacular sunsets where you can see 100 miles. Also, when traveling between Boulder and Escalante, take Hell's Backbone (that's the old road). When you get to the top, park and take a look. Pretty scenic, but windy. You will see trees on the cliff edges that have been twisted around and around and around like corkscrews. This is all just off the roads edge or simple hikes for those just passing thru. The area is shockingly overlooked as people try to get to Bryce or Capitol Reef.

[@bjquilts29]

Just found your channel last week. I love your videos. We are retired, thinking getting a trailer or 5th wheel. We have done extensive tent camping but as we travel more, we want something that will work better for us. The info you provide is so helpful. Utah is on the top of our list.

[@RJsadventures]

We left in July and rode our Bikes( Harleys) out to Monticelo, UT. From Ohio. OMG ! Was it HOT ! We still really had a great time. Such a Beautiful Place. We are gonna go again, In Our Coach this time...

[@larryfisher5796]

My wife and I used to camp a lot in or near Moab beautiful beautiful country isn't it

[@deniseinight9596]

I'm going there in the spring, thanks for the info!

[@sylviajones4907]

They have "weeping rocks" in PA. My first time this far north in the winter. The "icefall" it made was beautiful.

[@Steven1krohne]

Thanks So Much for the Great Review. We Love watching your commentary! Be Safe! Steve and Ann

[@mickwhitlock1]

Thanks for the hard work you two have put into this video. We enjoyed meeting you, All best wishes, Mick & Meg