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Snow Canyon State Park
Can't beat the great weather this time of year for the morning hikes!
u/firemedic302 — 12 days ago



Can't beat the great weather this time of year for the morning hikes!
Finally checked this off my list of places to hike and camp. Growing up, my grandfather kept talking about this being his annual trip. Spent 4 days here and wished I could have stayed longer. Signal can be extremely spotty or none at all, so plan accordingly.
Living in Southern Utah, this is one of my favorite places to hike and relax. While Zion National Park is about 1 hour away, coming here instead removes the crowds (during Zion's peak visitation) and take in nature's beauty at your own pace.