Ten Things To See in Utah and Arizona

When it comes to the United States, people usually picture in their mind the awesome Californian beaches and the towering skyscrapers of New York City. America, however, is a huge country with a wide variety of different landscapes. As someone once said, you could spend your whole life wandering around the US and still not see it all.

Well, in this post I'm going to talk about 10 places that you must visit if you happen to be in Utah and Arizona.


⇒Arches National Park 
This is definitely a must-see. The bright red of the rocks, the immensity of this place, they will make you say:" OH MY GOSH; I LOVE UTAH (even if there is no alcohol).
 It is located in Eastern Utah, Moab, and it includes the world-famous Delicate Arch and also the highest density of natural arches on the Planet.


 

 


➾Zion National Park
 You can find this park in Springdale, Southwestern Utah. It is the perfect place for hiking, camping and horseback riding. 

      

⇒Snow Canyon State Park
A state park in Ivin, Utah where you can also enjoy a part of the Navajo Sandstone, a geologic formation in the Glen Canyon Group. 

➾Monument Valley
Located on the Arizona-Utah border, near the Four Corners area. This is also a must-see.

    

➾Escalante Petrified Forest State Park
It is located in the County of Garfield, in Escalante, Utah.

➾Grand Canyon
The one and only, I'm still mad because it is not one of the seven wonders of the world.
It's the famous steep-sided canyon carved by the Colorado River, in Arizona. Super suggested for skydivers, hikers and rafting lovers.

➾Meteor Crater
This is an important geological site where you can see a meteorite impact crater in the Northern Arizona desert.






⇒Saguaro National Park
This one is located in Southern Arizona on the outskirts of Tucson. The weird name comes from the Saguaro cactus type of species.



   

⇒Havasu Falls
It's a waterfall located in the Havasupai tribal lands, in the Grand Canyon.

  

      

⇒Antelope Canyon
It is a slot canyon located on Navajo land east of Page, Arizona.
This canyon is really a wonder of the world, before you die you must see it.

Do you still think these two states are lame?



Laura Callegari

Giovanni Rombaldoni