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Wednesdays floods are one of the first times this season that all five Utah national parks flooded at the same time. Heres what happened:

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TravelAwaits May.31.2021 Natural beauty. Enchanting wildlife. A chance to unplug. These are just a few of the reasons that the country’s national parks remain such popular destinations year after year. With the addition of social distancing requirements, 2020 became the year to explore the great outdoors, with record attendance numbers achieved in many national parks throughout 2020 and continuing into 2021. With 63 official parks, and hundreds of additional monuments, forests, and other prot...

The latest Utah news from Wednesday evening, May 26, 2021.

How the COVID-19 pandemic is affecting every state

State and national park officials are expecting a busy holiday weekend, and they’re asking people to make flexible or alternative plans.

Theres a new way to explore Utah this Memorial Day weekend. The Utah Natural History Museum kicked off the "Explorer Corps" Tuesday, a scavenger hunt for markers recognizing iconic natural or cultural history in each of the states 29 counties. "People should experience not just the Mighty Five, but all of the beautiful places off the beaten paths," Utah Office of Tourism Director Vicki Varella said at the kickoff event.  Locals and visitors can find the markers through the Explorer Corp app o...

Experience a new USA train route in 2022 and see America's beautiful national parks on a Good Housekeeping holiday.

This story is sponsored by Robert J. DeBry—more than 200 years of combined experience practicing personal injury law. One of the great things about Utah is its ability to offer a diverse variety of landscapes—all within a short, few-hour drive. From mountains, rivers, streams, deserts, red rock, salt flats, and more, Utah is one of the best places in the world to live if you want to get out of the house and explore. To help you know where to go, these seven Utah road trips are some of the ...

Kaitlin Eskelson, CEO of Visit Salt Lake, writes that, with help, travel industry will drive America’s economic rebound.