Moab is a must! Arches national park. Definitely do the delicate arch hike. If you can camp in Moab, I definitely recommend! Little cottonwood canyon in Salt Lake. Also in salt lake is Snowbird, a ski park, by that time the snow (might) be melted and the trails are super fun to walk, it’s beautiful!

You can check on the parks website. Most national parks don’t allow dogs due to wildlife. The ones that do list it on their website.

Following! John just drove through Utah on his way home from Alaska and LOVED it! I’m sure we will be going soon!

Where in Utah? Our state is huge! And what are you into? Food? Hiking? Pub crawling?

F bc I am also going to slc in July! We will be traveling to star valley wyoming and then to Jackson hole!

I don't think anyone will be open. Snowbird usually has the longest season and they will be done in April.

In Kansas you should check out Kanapolis Lake, and Wilson Lake for camping!

Southern California ☀️🌊 Plenty of options within driving distance between San Diego, Orange County, Los Angeles and the deserts

Definitely visit Sedona, AZ and Zion NP in Utah if you have time! The Angels landing hike at Zion is one of my all time favorites and there are great views at the top. Where was this pic taken? So cute how they have the scooter there for you to pose with 😅 trying to pose on a real one can be... tricky 🤣

If you go to NM, Santa Fe is a must and the historic arts district... Canyon Road. Zion is my favorite in Utah.