Fifth Water Hot Springs has become one of Utah’s most famous soaking spots, thanks to its milky blue water and easy access from Salt Lake City. But with popularity comes crowds, and not everyone loves what it’s turned into. Some say it’s overrun with influencers, drones, and too many people, while others think it’s just part of the deal with well-known outdoor destinations. If you still want to visit, here’s how to avoid the madness and get the most out of your experience. How to Get to the Fift...
Summer 2020 - Devil’s Tower - Wyoming
Summer 2020 - Devil’s Tower - Wyoming
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This was a quick two night stay, but definitely worth the stop. The weather was wonderful (very hot during the day, but clear skies and dry air) and the sunsets were amazing! Every night, the campground shows Close Encounters of the Third Kind under the stars. Bring a blanket to cuddle with, as it gets chilly once the sun goes down! It is a great way to refresh, relax, and have a movie night with your family and friends.
Devil’s Tower Trail is a great hike for the whole family — doable for beginner level hikers and it’s less than two miles. Also, while you are there, pick up some huckleberry jam at the general store if you’ve never had any!
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