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Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, United States of America
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Salt Lake City, United States of America
SEA --> SLC (AK 630) Confirmation #ABKQCU. Arrive in Salt Lake City - 10:18 AM
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Moab, United States of America
Arches National Park - Arches National Park is one of growing number of national parks that require reservations of some kind. Entering Arches National Park requires a permit from early April to October. During this time you must have a timed entry permit in order to access the park. These permit tickets are released 3 months in ahead of time so be sure to grab yours before you go (an example – permits for all of August are released on May 1).
Devils Garden Trail (must do!)
Beyond Landscape Arch (1.8mi RT), the trail climbs sandstone slabs. Footing is rocky, with narrow ledges, exposure to heights, rock scrambling, and few trail markers. Avoid when rock is wet or snowy. Bring at least 3 quarts (3 L) of water per person. Roundtrip just to Double O Arch: 4.0 miles (6.4 km), 2-3 hours. Whole Trail: 7.9 miles (12.7 km), 3-5 hours
Delicate arch trail – on guide along app
This trail hikes up 538 feet (164 m) to the most famous arch in the park, crossing open slickrock with no shade. Pass historic Wolfe Ranch and a rock markings panel, then climb steadily; follow the rock cairns and signs. Just before you get to Delicate Arch, the trail traverses a narrow rock ledge for about 200 yards (183 m). Take at least 2 quarts (2 L) of water per person. Roundtrip distance: 3 miles (4.8 km) Time: 2-3 hours
Upper Delicate Arch Viewpoint Trail – 1mi RT 100ft gain
Balanced rock viewpoint – can walk to it .3mi loop 35ft gain
Broken Arch Trail – 1.2mi RT 60ft gain
Courthouse Towers Viewpoint 1.8mi RT 322ft (stairs at the end to go up)
Double arch trail – tallest arch .6mi RT 30ft gain
Landscape arch – shorter hike on way to devils garden – 1.8mi RT 40ft gain
Windows Viewpoint – 1mi RT 100ft gain (steps)
Canyonlands National park – 4 sections,
Slickrock Foot trail – 2.4mi 80ft gain – in needles section
Chesler Park Viewpoint – 5.4mi 1,151ft gain – in needles (whole hike loop is 10+mi)
Mesa Arch - .6mi RT 62ft gain – island in the sky
Whale Rock – maybe .8mi 141ft gain – island in the sky
White Rim Overlook – 1.8mi 160ft gain – island in the sky
Upheaval Dome via Crater View – 1.3mi 229ft gain – island in the sky
Upheaval Dome Frist Overlook – .7mi 115ft gain – island in the sky
Aztec Butte – 1.4mi 225ft gain – island in the sky
Grand View Point – 1.8mi 75ft gain – island in the sky
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Capitol Reef National Park, United States of America
Cassidy Arch – 3mi RT 660ft gain
Hickman Bridge – 1mi 250ft gain
Panorama point overlook – first parking lot before sunset point
Sunset point/Goosenecks – maybe not if we can’t do it at sunset?
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Bryce Canyon National Park, United States of America
Sunrise at sunrise point - .4mi 50ft gain
Sunset point nearby (Thors Hammer) – right off parking lot 1.2 mi from sunrise if don’t repark
Figure 8 hike (Navajo/Peek-a-boo/Queen’s Garden) – 6.2mi 1500ft gain
Cut out queens garden – 5mi 1400ft
Navajo and Queen – 3mi 650ft gain
Just Navajo – 1.5mi
Inspiration point (upper, and lower)
Scenic drive along 19mi road – stops along the road (natural bridge and Bryce point) Ride Along App
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Zion National Park, United States of America
Angels Landing – 4.3mi 1825ft Gain
Seems legit, the article said they stopped after the first chain section and got great views.
Watchmen overlook
Tons of shorter hikes if don’t want to do a days long hike with M
The narrows – day 2 all day hike again Can stop and turn around whenever though. Seems more like an experience to be in the canyon then to see a viewpoint
Again maybe
Otherwise just a drive through the park and tons of other shorter hikes
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Las Vegas, United States of America
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Baker City, United States of America
LAS --> SEA (AK 735) Confirmation #JXQKAF. Arrive in SEA 10:40 AM
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Lynnwood, United States of America