Experience the perfect base to explore Utah’s first national park. You can hike all day or take it easy and gaze up at the massive sandstone cliffs in shades of red, cream and pink. There is a free shuttle to the park and rangers are on hand to give information about fees and permits and to offer guided tours.
The park offers many opportunities for people wishing to watch the wildlife, go kayaking, canyoneering, and on wilderness hikes. Passes are required for most activities but these are largely free. Try out rock climbing, overnight camping, horseback trail rides, or take a float trip down the river.
Once back in your bed and breakfast you can read or play a game in one of the communal rooms, or watch a movie on the big screen. With only five bedrooms, your host Lezlie has designed a home with a personal friendly touch. There is a good choice of local restaurants nearby for lunch and dinner to help you enjoy your stay.
You probably already have ideas for your holiday to America and Canada. Nature tours through the Rocky Mountains, spotting orcas near the San Juan Islands, or exploring the streets of San Francisco on the iconic cable car?
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