The best times forZion National Park photographyare sunrise and sunset. The colors are vibrant and the light creates a spectacular glow on the red rocks that cannot be missed. You won’t actually see the sun rising or setting due to the high stone walls in the park. You’ll be photograp...
With the warmer daytime temperatures, you’ll want to stay hydrated and use sun protection: usehydration packsor carryrefillable water bottlesin your backpack. Utah’s high elevation and dry air can be hard on your skin so uselip balm with sunscreenandhydrating lotionin addition tosunscreen! Mil...
November is the perfect time forZion National Park fall hikesbecause you’re NOT sweating and worrying about heat exhaustion like you do during the summer. The temperatures are “just right” during the day, especially when you’re exerting energy. We recommend layers for those cold mornings an...
Canyonlands National Park photography is best at sunrise and sunset. The colors are vibrant and the light creates a spectacular glow on the red rocks that cannot be missed. We do most of our sunrise and sunset photography at Island in the Sky. We...
Our favoriteZion National Park photo spotsfor sunrise are behind the Zion Museum and at the end of the Canyon Overlook Trail. For sunset, we walk along the Pa’rus Trail to capture the reflected glow of light on the Watchman in the Virgin River. ...
The best times for Zion National Park photography are sunrise and sunset. The colors are vibrant and the light creates a spectacular glow on the red rocks that cannot be missed. Our favorite Zion National Park photo spots for sunrise and sunset:...
Spring photography at Canyonlands is so rewarding, especially at sunrise and sunset. The colors are vibrant and the light creates a spectacular glow on the red rocks that cannot be missed. We do most of our sunrise and sunset photography at Island in the Sky. ...
Badlands sunrises and sunsetsare perfect for photography when the light is soft and casts a warm glow on the landscape. Photos of the Badlands showcase the subtle shades of red, yellow, and buff in the pinnacles and buttes especially at these times of day....
Canyonlands National Park photographyis best at sunrise and sunset. The colors are vibrant and the light creates a spectacular glow on the red rocks that cannot be missed. To photographCanyonlands sunriseat Island in the Sky we like Grand View Point and Mesa Arch. In January you “could” ...
PHOTO TIP: The glow on the bottom side of Mesa Arch lasts a long time. We like to wait for all the sunrise photographers to get their shots and leave, then we usually have the place to ourselves! And forCanyonlands sunsetphoto spots at Island in the Sky we like the Colorado River Ove...