Bryce Canyon is beautiful. We parked in the all-day parking, took the bike/ walking path & road bikes to the trails and look-outs, so we didn't have to fight parking. They have bike racks at all of the viewpoints & stops. We locked our bikes and didn't have any problems. The hikes are really fun. We did Navajo loop. It was so magical. We took a backpack, lots of water, sunscreen, sunglasses and a lunch that we enjoyed down at the bottom in the shade. Go to the bathroom before you go down, cuz there are no toilet facilities @ the bottom. Visit the visitor center before you start to get a map and ideas of where you want to go talk to the rangers. They're very helpful.

It's truly a magical place. Walking through the deep valleys is a wondrous experience, like a balcony suspended in the sky. Short climbs offer breathtaking views. At each stage, you'll find the history of your destination at the entrance. Sometimes it feels like you're not even on Earth. You can find a restroom at almost every point you visit.

What a hot stop in Baker, California! We pulled over to see the World's Tallest Thermometer, and it's even more epic in person. This towering landmark isn't just for show; it commemorates the scorching 134°F record from nearby Death Valley. Phew, it felt almost that hot today, hitting 107°F! We hit the jackpot meeting Billy, who was an absolute gem! He gave us the lowdown on the thermometer's impressive stats (it's huge and heavy!) and even snapped a perfect pic of us. What a legend! Beyond the awesome photo op, this stop has it all. Clean toilets were a lifesaver, and we snagged some cool t-shirts and a much-needed beer cooler from the gift shop. Plus, a quick game of checkers made for a fun, relaxed break. Definitely a super stop on our California adventure!

This space was thoughtfully and beautifully curated for the fall season. It was vibrant and full of life. There were ample spaces to take photos if you don’t mind pausing to let people walk in front of you. The people visiting were extremely friendly. It felt like stepping in to a secret wonderland away from the hustle and bustle of the strip. I would recommend. My only complaint is I wish it were bigger.

The Bellagio Fountain and Gardens are absolutely stunning! 🌸💦 The fountain show is magical — perfectly timed with the music and lights — and truly captures the spirit of Las Vegas. The Conservatory and Botanical Gardens inside the Bellagio are beautifully designed with seasonal themes and vibrant flowers. A perfect spot for photos, relaxation, and a bit of peace amid the Vegas buzz. Definitely a must-visit! 🌺✨

The High Roller Ferris wheel is an incredible experience and a must do for anyone visiting Las Vegas. The ride lasts about 30 minutes, offering plenty of time to take in the breathtaking views as you slowly ascend. Once you reach the midpoint and especially the very top, the panoramic scenery is absolutely stunning. I highly recommend experiencing it at night. Seeing the entire Las Vegas Strip illuminated with vibrant lights creates an unforgettable view that captures the city’s energy and charm. The ride itself is smooth, enjoyable and offers a unique perspective you can’t find anywhere else. If you’re looking for a fun and memorable way to see Las Vegas, the High Roller Ferris wheel is definitely worth it.

Crazy! Crazy yet. Extremely entertaining. Slightly rough on the edges but it added to its unique qualities. There was a moment in the evening when it was dark outside. They had amazing light show on the ceiling which was great fun and the music was just spot on for myself and my partner. The live entertainment is worth the visit. Food beers all cool and Harley would recommend the cheap gamblings casinos which was also entertaining

This review is for my first Caesars rewards charter to Laughlin from Seattle. I booked a central king room and was a little nervous after reading the reviews, but all went above and beyond my expectations. Firstly, they have the charter service extremely dialed in for convenience. I was extremely impressed. I checked a bag for free in Seattle, and never touched it again until I found it waiting for me in my room when I was done gambling that evening. The shuttle driver was informative and pleasant. When the bus arrived, we got off and there was a gentleman handing out bottles of water and name-labeled envelopes with the map grounds, a players card, and a key to the room in which we were already checked in. No check-in lines? Count me in for that! I triple read the paperwork before getting in the elevator, because I couldn’t believe it was that streamlined. I was expecting a non-river room, but was surprised to find a gorgeous view of the landscape and river awaiting me. I gave it a quick look over after reading reviews to see if it had any issues. It’s true that there were only 2 small pillows on the king sized bed, but for me that was a non issue. I did find some hairs in the tub, a left behind toothbrush, and some floor crumbs. I do think they could definitely tighten up their cleaning game, as it is mentioned repetitively, and even as clean as my room was, some things had been missed. The outer window to the river was overdue a wash as well. I feel as though just a little more attention to detail would make a huge difference in reviews. I might have gotten lucky or had set my expectations low enough that I was truthfully ecstatic. Aside from those small missteps, the bed was comfortable and clean, the water pressure was good, no drainage or AC issues as others have experienced. In the central tower river-view room I had a coffee maker, refrigerator, hair dryer, USB ports on the lamps, bath gel, a shampoo conditioner combo, a decent amount of towels. I actually never called housekeeping to restock anything during my 4 day stay. The ice machine worked and so did the vending machine. I was there over a weekend and didn’t have problems with the elevators in the Central tower. I was slightly disappointed to find that Harrah’s doesn’t have many older slots. I’m a bit of a nostalgic player and don’t gravitate toward the newer machines much. Many people would feel the opposite. Drink service was flowing nicely, but then again, I tip $2-3 per drink. I noticed plenty of $10 tables on a Friday night, which was a pleasant surprise. I had no luck on the slots the entire time, but such is gambling more often than not. They are a bit away from other casinos, but the free shuttle to the Trop was nice. I never utilized the pools, beach, or water taxis. Harrah’s doesn’t have a big selection of restaurants, but I went casual and had a sub at Pin Up, Birria Tacos from Guy’s (room service which came quickly and efficiently), and breakfast at the Beach Cafe. I thought the food was fairly priced. If I hadn’t been alone, I would have given the steakhouse a shot. I had to work some of the trip, so being allowed WiFi for 2 devices for free, I chose my laptop and tablet. My phone was slow at times without WiFi. Overall, I was super happy and actually booked another trip before I had even left. I’m going to be visiting again in 4 days and I hope I have a similar experience. I was 10th floor Central tower, King river-view and I have my fingers crossed I’ll be seeing that view again. It’s possible coming from a free charter trip my expectations and experience could be different than others, but this was a solid 4-5 stars for me. See you in a few days, Harrah’s!!

5$ a person w/o riverside king clubs card. Nice selection of cars! Plus a free little museum with old slot machines downstairs. Give yourself enough time to see everything. (30-45+ minutes) (We came late and had to rush)

Had an amazing time at EDC they always go above and beyond and then some to make it amazing. Us a little crazy getting in and out of there but what else would you expect for the number of people there. However if you do the camping option once you get in and set up it's super easy getting in and out of the actual festival. Would highly recommend it for anyone who likes electronic music. It's a bit expensive but worth every penny"

This was our first stop after landing in Las Vegas. It's a walkway bridge with stunning views of Hoover Dam. I was amazed to walk through the bridge as it is built so high on the Hoover dam that one can easily have a breathtaking view of the Dam. When you are standing at the center of the bridge facing towards the Dam then on your right side is Arizona and on the left side is Nevada state. You have to climb some steps from the parking lot to the bridge. When I visited it was so windy that I was getting pushed by the wind. So, before visiting check the weather advisory for the winds. Plenty of parking slots were available when I visited. They also have restrooms at the parking lot.

Love it here. The greatest engineering accomplishment period. Fun fact. First guy who died on this project had the same name as the last guy to die. They died on the same date - the year as well. The story of how they built this is just absolutely incredible. Need to buy tickets in advance to get down Area 51 like secured access road. Guided with Adventure Child

Amazing! My initial thought was who wants to go look at rocks. We went to red rock canyon first and it was great. We came here the next day and it's even better. Much closer to it all here. They also have a military discount if you ask. If we make it back during cool weather we will probably try a few of the hikes. Just stopping at the various parking lots you have amazing views and photos can hardly capture the beauty. Must see in person, you will not regret it.

Amazing views of such a majestic place. Ride the red shuttle all the way hermits rest. Every picture is a good one with the canyons in the back. Continue down for the long hike to the Colorado river , or just stop for a Picnic packed lunch . A few tables offer a a great place to eat and get photos. The red shuttle runs every 10 minutes however the mask rule is still ridiculous. Lots of squirrels and birds make it like a scene from Bambi . Do not feed! Don’t leave your bang unattended either as it may be ransacked by those little furry guys! Be sure to switch your camera to panoramic to get the best pics! Enjoy

Well worth the drive! We went in October on a Wednesday and arrived at 9 AM and there were VERY few people there. No wait for the bus out to the Sky Walk. Great experience. Pay the $45 to get 16 professional photos taken of your group. He was hysterically funny! This was one of the highlights of our trip to the area!

The St. George Temple Christmas lights offer a peaceful and family-friendly holiday experience, perfect for those seeking simple seasonal beauty. When I visited, I was enchanted by the thousands of twinkling lights that transformed the grounds into a winter wonderland. The carefully arranged displays create a warm, inviting atmosphere, with paths lined in glowing colors that make for a wonderful evening stroll. What stood out to me was how inclusive and welcoming the event felt. Families, friends, and couples wandered through the grounds, taking pictures and enjoying the festive ambiance. It’s a place where you can slow down and appreciate the holiday season in a quiet, relaxed setting—perfect for those who love Christmas lights but prefer a more tranquil setting than bustling city displays. If you’re in St. George during the holidays, I highly recommend taking the time to see the lights. It’s a lovely way to spend an evening, whether you’re with loved ones or simply looking for a peaceful moment to soak in the season.

Our four-hour sunset tour with ATV Off-Road Adventure Tours in Hurricane, Utah, was absolutely unforgettable. We rode in an incredible UTV that handled everything we threw at it like a beast—it was thrilling and an absolute joy to drive! The real highlight, though, was our tour guide, Dave. He’s truly a blessing to humanity—one of the greatest tour guides I’ve ever had. His knowledge of the area was deep and fascinating, his off-road experience unmatched, and his kindness beyond words. From the start, the staff was punctual and super respectful of our time, setting the tone for a top-notch experience. I could really tell that their mission was ensuring we had an amazing time on the dunes. Dave’s simple but perfect advice—“follow the Old Man”—made the ride smooth and stress-free. Once he gauged my off-road driving ability, he tailored the tour to match, leading us through fun, challenging terrain at a pretty thrilling pace. My daughter and I had an absolute blast and will definitely be back to Sand Hollow State Park and ATV Off-Road Adventure Tours. Highly recommended!

During our trip to Zion National Park we planned a day to explore the Kolob Canyon area. It was much less busy than the other side of the park which allowed for full access to the areas and less busy hikes. We went in February and with all the snow, we would recommend spikes or snow-specific shoes. Prior to our hikes we went to the visitors center and the staff was very friendly and helpful.

This is the ONLY dog-friendly trail inside Zion. It’s a fairly short out-and-back, that ends at a shuttle stop. Pleasant, but little shade. Expect to step aside for cyclists at moments. The views of the park are stunning to the right and left throughout the walk. Not as majestic as the canyon interior, or the most iconic Zion views. However, we had our dog with us and were only stopping by for the morning, and as such were overjoyed by the presence of this trail.

We were so lucky won our daily permits to hike this amazing trail yesterday, Friday 3/28/25. It’s not the hardest hike (we hiked a lot in Rocky Mountains) but it was so unique and beautiful. There are 21 steep switchbacks before reach scout lookout. Last 0.5 mile is the chain section. Rangers were there checking hikers permits and ID for the permit holders. The trail has many steep inclines but the chains help so much! Hikers on the trail were very nice and waited for others to come up or down in some dangerous chain spots. The top of the trail is a flat area, a great spot for a snack break and enjoy the gorgeous views. Bring plenty of water, good hiking shoes and a pair of gloves will be very helpful for this hike. Hiking sticks are not necessary because some areas you need to hold on the chain or rocks with both hands. Be careful and take it slow, you will be fine! This is a much hike if you get a chance. We enjoyed it so much!

Probably the coolest hike I've ever done! The epic views, sloshing through the water. The canyon walls get closer together the farther you go. There's a 20 foot section where you go waist deep in water so you have to lift up your backpack if you don't want it to get soaked. Most of the time the water is about up to your knees or less. You occasionally hike on land but make no mistake you will be walking through water most of the time. I did see rock jumpers about halfway into the hike jumping off into the river on a deep spot they found. The farther you go the less people you'll see going that deep in. Once you get past a certain point about 3 mile's in it's absolutely magical. We went in July in the summer. Make sure you arrive super early so you have time to make it back before the last shuttle leaves. Bring water & snacks and take lots of epic pictures because not everybody gets to experience this beautiful creation!

I have been going to this festival for years now, and it has given me the best productions I have ever seen. During 2 hours, they can make you laugh and cry. The actors are amazingly talented, and they never stop connecting with the audience in moving ways. This festival will always hold a special place in my heart.

During our stay in Kanab, a visit to Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park was a must, and it truly felt like discovering a surreal hidden gem amidst the stunning canyon landscape. Walking on the expansive, soft pink sand dunes and even sliding down a few was such a unique and enjoyable experience. We visited on a beautiful sunny day, which made the colors of the sand even more vibrant. The park is very convenient to access. The $15 entry fee felt reasonable, and we were pleased to find ample parking with an easy, short walk to the dunes. The presence of well-maintained toilets and a small visitor center added to the convenience. We spent a pleasant two hours exploring the dunes and soaking up the sun, but you could easily spend an entire day here if you wished. The only slight drawback during our visit was the presence of some cars and motorbikes driving on the dunes. While it might be an activity some enjoy, the noise did become a bit disruptive to the otherwise peaceful and serene atmosphere after a while. Despite this minor point, Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park is a truly remarkable place and a fantastic stop for anyone exploring the Kanab area. The unique landscape and the fun of playing on the dunes make it a memorable experience.

Out of the way but what an amazing stop. It was 80 degrees and felt like 68 with the breeze. Nice new visitors center, and incredible views. We didn’t have time to do any hikes this time, but have done them in the past and they provide more awesome views of the canyon and you pass some ancient trees. Worth the stop and worth going out of the way to visit. Our national park pass was good to get us in, so no extra charge!

One of the most inspiring places we’ve ever visited. We booked the 1.5-hour guided tour and had an amazing experience. The tour took us through this vast, beautifully maintained sanctuary, including stops at the pig area and the cat house. We even got to pet some of the animals, which was a real highlight. I’ve never seen a more impressive or well-organized animal welfare organization—the space is huge, and it’s clear the animals are incredibly well cared for. The guide was knowledgeable and passionate, making the tour both educational and heartwarming. Whether you love animals or just want to support a truly meaningful cause, this place is a must-visit.

Bryce Canyon is beautiful. We parked in the all-day parking, took the bike/ walking path & road bikes to the trails and look-outs, so we didn't have to fight parking. They have bike racks at all of the viewpoints & stops. We locked our bikes and didn't have any problems. The hikes are really fun. We did Navajo loop. It was so magical. We took a backpack, lots of water, sunscreen, sunglasses and a lunch that we enjoyed down at the bottom in the shade. Go to the bathroom before you go down, cuz there are no toilet facilities @ the bottom. Visit the visitor center before you start to get a map and ideas of where you want to go talk to the rangers. They're very helpful.

Wall Street is hands down one of the most breathtaking parts of Bryce Canyon. As you descend through the famous switchbacks, you’re surrounded by towering orange hoodoos that make you feel like you’re walking through a natural skyscraper canyon. The experience is surreal—steep walls, tight spaces, and ever-changing light that adds a dramatic touch to every step. The hike is part of the Navajo Loop, which I highly recommend doing clockwise if you want to descend via Wall Street (it’s much easier going down than up!). It’s a bit steep but manageable, and totally worth the effort. The combination of narrow passages and tall formations is unlike anything else in the park. Go early for fewer crowds and stunning morning light filtering through the canyon. The contrast between the blue sky and red-orange rock is a photographer’s dream. Don’t forget to stop and admire the massive Douglas firs growing right out of the canyon floor. It’s a short hike with a big impact—an absolute must-see if you’re in Bryce.

I liked this park a lot. I feel like it’s a bit underrated compared to others in the area. We went on a weekend in late April and there weren’t too many crowds. There is no service so download your offline maps to stay prepared :) bring lots of water as the hikes do not have much shade

It's truly a magical place. Walking through the deep valleys is a wondrous experience, like a balcony suspended in the sky. Short climbs offer breathtaking views. At each stage, you'll find the history of your destination at the entrance. Sometimes it feels like you're not even on Earth. You can find a restroom at almost every point you visit.

Absolutely stunning dawn experience, especially as the Mesa Arch glows with the warmth of the sun against a backdrop of the world falling away from you into the Mars-like landscape of Canyonlands. Photos do not do it justice; truly the natural world at its finest.