The Subway in Zion National Park is a hiker and photographer's dream destination! The Subway follows the Left Fork Canyon in Zion National Park, and along the way, you'll have a vast view of the canyon, walk along the river and hike by several deep pools, and hike where only 80 people are allowed in each day.
Popo Agie Falls, located in the Shoshone National Forest near Lander, Wyoming, is a stunning natural feature characterized by cascading waters over smooth granite rocks. It is located right outside of Sinks Canyon State Park. About Popo Agie Falls are part of
Hiking to Kyhv Peak (formerly known as Squaw Peak until September 2022) leads you up Rock Canyon in Provo, Utah overlooking BYU, Utah County, and Utah Lake at an elevation of 7,859 ft. You can read about why the name was changed here.
Funnel Arch (aka Cable Arch) is a short, yet rewarding hike to a massive arch located only 15 minutes from Moab, UT. Compared to the nearby Corona Arch, you'll likely see any people at this arch since it's not as well know and there's no trail sign. However, this arch is just as good, or even better, than Corona Arch. Getting to Funnel Arch does require one small section of a scramble (class 2), so I advise not bringing dogs or kids. Funnel Arch is a popular area for people to practice rappelling skills (see short video here), if you have the gear and experience.
Bridal Veil Falls is located in Provo Canyon - you can't miss if you've ever driven through the canyon.
Hiking the Pritchett Canyon/Hunter Canyon Rim Loop in Moab, Utah is not only a 4x4 enthusiasts dream jeeping route, but its a great hike or trail run! About Pritchett Canyon & Hunter Canyon are both located just West of Moab, by about
Corona Arch is one of Moab's most popular trails and one of the most impressive arches in Southern Utah. From Moab, Corona Arch is closer than that of any arch in Arches National Park, and dogs are allowed (whereas in Arches NP dogs aren't allowed to hike any trails).