Discover why winter hiking in Utah is the perfect family adventure! From essential gear tips to health benefits and my top 10 trails, learn how to enjoy Utah’s snowy landscapes together this season.

If you're looking for a magical winter getaway, a road trip to Bryce Canyon National Park is an excellent choice. Known for its stunning hoodoos and breathtaking landscapes, Bryce Canyon transforms into a winter wonderland when the snow blankets the red rocks.

Renowned for its unique geological features, Maple Canyon is a playground for rock climbers, hikers and photographers. Among the many wonders of Maple Canyon, the iconic Maple Arch stands out as a must-see. The trail to the Arch, winds through towering cliffs and geological wonder.

In this blog post, I’ll share 10 trails in Utah that we keep revisiting. Each of these trails offers something special, whether it’s a challenge for seasoned hikers or a family-friendly adventure.

Paul Bunyan’s Wood Pile is a geological feature that will get your heart rate up and spark your imagination. A family friendly trail located in the Juab County.

Join me as four moms and six kids, embark on a backpacking adventure to summit the majestic Timponogas Peak.

The Primrose Overlook trail, located along the scenic Alpine Loop in Utah, offers hikers a breathtaking experience with stunning views of the backside of Mount Timpanogos. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Utah’s alpine landscape.

Reaching Horsetail Falls in Alpine, Utah, is an adventure in itself. Nestled in the stunning alpine landscape, the trail offers a picturesque journey to one of the area's hidden gems.

Looking for a great overnight trail that's challenging but not too hard? Check out my post on what campsite to stay at and how to get the most out of your journey.

When you reach the end of the journey you’re rewarded with an incredible feeling, a feeling of achievement from overcoming your own challenges whether physical, emotional, or a combination of both. Be one with nature, my friend.