Experience true beauty at one of Utah's top national parks. From hiking to the famous Mesa Arch to setting off on the 10-mile journey at Druid Arch Trail, Canyonlands offers all its visitors a glimmer of spectacular wonder and open views for as far as the eyes can see. Whether you're camping, hiking, or just looking for that picture-perfect view, sightseeing, an adventure will be in your future at Canyonlands National Park. To make sure you're prepared, I've included a section on what to wear in Canyonlands, the top items to pack, tips about what NOT to bring, and common FAQs.
With a desert atmosphere and changing weather patterns, dressing for Canyonaldnads is more about practicality than fashion. With hiking pants, leggings, and boots being the major staples in your attire, check the weather for additional options and layers. During the summer, switch out pants for shorts and jackets for t-shirts, while in the cooler months, layers are fabulous for fluctuating temperatures throughout the day.
Yes, you can and I highly recommend it. With amazing scenery, sleep in nature among the wild things. There are two campsites at Canyonlands, and they fill up quickly so try to reserve a spot at either The Needles or Island in the Sky. All national park campsite reservations can be made through Recreation.gov. There are other camping options in Moab too!
