Utah - I think I want to move here.

Just completed a trip to Toquerville Falls and Alstrom Point. Also checked out Sand Hollow and Horseshoe Bend.

Edited the post to not promote illegal activities. LOL.

 

Alstrom and Glen Canyon National Recreation Area are awesome spots to visit - we went through there in 2018 and had a total blast on our F.U.Rain – Exploring the Grand Canyon, Lake Powell, Bears Ears and more! trip.

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Just a heads up - like other national parks, drones are not allowed: https://www.nps.gov/glca/learn/management/lawsandpolicies.htm

 

@JKO1998

 

This atleast 2 year old now, out dated.


We’re very full now

 

I just moved to the Cedar City area and let me tell you.... Having so many national and state parks nearby, you can venture every weekend for 10 years and still not hit every trail! it's the best kept secret of the West!! We love it here.

We grew up in Upstate NY and went to the Adirondacks a lot, and even after spending 10+years in NC and adventuring through the Smoky Mountains, nothing compares to Utah! Even better, you have public use lands out here and it's a great central location. Close to Arizona, Nevada, California, Colorado, Montana, Idaha....the list is endless!

Welcome to Utah but the biggest thing to worry about are fires, both natural and human caused.

When you camp, take everything you brought, with you. Leave nothing behind and be 100% SURE you're fire pit is completely out and there aren't any ambers. Last summer Utah had a record number of fires and acres burned caused by humans. The smoke covered cities for days.

Even during the winter months, it's best to assume anything you leave behind will still be there come summer. Do your part and enjoy Utah!!

 

Utah is one of my favorite places to get lost. Spent two weeks just heading wherever we wanted. We will most likely head there for another trip soon.

 

I live in Moab and love it. Definitely growing in population. Have to say tho, Ive been a guide here and the influencers/grammers need to get lost

 

Once my rig is set this is one of the many locations on this planet thats on the bucket list.

 

I lived in St George for about 2 years (live in Davis County now), and it really is the best kept secret. Its only downfall is the job market as there really isn't much other than trade related jobs. Also the cost of living there is skyrocketing because of all the California refugees.

 

If you get stuck, you know who to call!

 

downside is the DUST, sandstorms and DRY skin. all that dirt you collect on your every-so-often road trip to utah becomes something you deal with 365 days a year. love the area but also love coming home and not blowing sandy bloody boogers anymore.

 

It would be great to live somewhere like that will all the public land recreation possibilities, Illinois just sucks for that especially

 

man I just bought $1000 worth of drone and accessories hoping to get some badass shots of me in national parks videos, this is too bad, I'll have to boycott national parks and support local and state parks then

 

haha I feel this way for everywhere I want to live.