Want to visit Canyonlands National Park? It’s a beautiful National Park in Utah that has so much to explore. I personally recommend going with a guided tour (read why here) in order to see as much as possible! Here’s a little peek of what you can expect from visiting Canyonlands National Park:
Top Things to See in Canyonlands
Here are some of the top things to see on your visit to Canyonlands National Park:
- Shafer Trail
- Island in the Sky
- White Rim
- The Needles
- Visitor Center Viewpoint
- Shafer Canyon Viewpoint
- Buck Canyon Viewpoint
- Grand View Point
There are a lot of great tour options out there that will take you to see the majority of these places! And it’s a lot easier to navigate with a guide then on your own.
Where to Stay Near Canyonlands
When visiting Canyonlands National Park, I suggest you stay in Moab, Utah. For a classic Route 66 style motel, check out Expedition Lodge. For a more upscale, modern feel, check out Homewood Suites by Hilton. Both are good hotels in Moab!
Why You Should Book a Tour
Because the terrain in Canyonlands is so rough and the roads can be dangerous, I highly recommend booking a tour if you want to go off-roading! We had a great experience with NAVTEC and got to explore Arches National Park too.
Read: Canyonlands and Arches National Park Off-Road Tour
Have any questions about visiting Canyonlands or the Moab area? Check out the posts below or feel free to leave a comment or send me a DM on Instagram!
Related Posts:
- Canyonlands and Arches National Park Off-Road Tour
- Arches National Park: 21 Photos That Will Convince You To Visit
- How to Get Your Car Ready For a Road Trip + What to Bring Checklist
xx Chels
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I am convinced! Looks straight out of Breaking Bad. I kept expecting to see an RV
Oh there were plenty of RVs! It would be a great way to road trip 🙂
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing
I remember taking my family there last year, the Shafer Trail is a must-see, especially if you appreciate rugged terrain and a solid 4×4 challenge. We stayed in Moab and loved the local vibe, though I spent weeks obsessing over the logistics and flight deals beforehand. While researching different booking platforms to get us out to Utah, I spent a lot of time reading various experiences on https://wowfare.pissedconsumer.com/review.html to see how others navigated their travel plans. It’s always helpful to see that range of feedback before committing to a big trip.