Almost two-thirds of Utah's land is federally owned, meaning that it's nearly impossible to traverse the state without cutting through some combination of national parks, monuments and recreation ...

Environmental essayist Edward Abbey posited some prescient thoughts about the fate of Arches, where he was a ranger in the ...

After declaring a national energy emergency earlier this year, President Donald Trump is looking to roll back federal ...

SALT LAKE CITY — More than 11 million people visited ... The National Parks Service manages all of them except for Bears Ears, Grand Staircase-Escalante and Jurassic national monuments and ...

Reaching this remote and rugged monument is a commitment ... week-long spin through southern Utah—hitting four of the country's most spectacular national parks in one shot.

If you can’t get enough canyons, check out Bryce Canyon, Glen Canyon and Canyonlands parks in Utah. Also consider Dinosaur National Monument and Capitol Reef. There’s also the unbelievably ...

Grand Staircase-Escalante was cut back from nearly 1.9 million acres to three units, the 211,983-acre Grand Staircase, the 551,117-acre Kaiparowits, and the 243,241-acre Escalante Canyons.