By coop From Glenwood Springs, CO Mar 6, 2012
| What do you recommend? end of March Thanks |  FLAG |
By Steve Williams From Denver, CO Mar 6, 2012
| Zion has some wonderful short hikes. See if the rangers are leading any nature hikes. |  FLAG |
By Michael Schneiter From Glenwood Springs, CO Mar 6, 2012
| There's some sweet mountain biking in the St. George and Zion area (not in the NP but outside) |  FLAG |
By Sunny-D From SLC, Utah Mar 7, 2012
| Meadow hot springs are some of the coolest you will ever find. Tons of biking and really cool dinosaur stuff for the kids. Dallen |  FLAG |
By coop From Glenwood Springs, CO Mar 8, 2012
| thanks everyone, i don't think we are going to bring the bikes on this trip zion hiking, hot springs, and dinosaur stuff sounds great for rest day activities with kiddos! |  FLAG |
By Dirty Gri Gri, or is it GiGi? From Vegas Mar 8, 2012
| johnL wrote: Go see a polygamist town... FYI- The Merry Wives Cafe is closed for business, but why not drive through Colorado City, and head out to Toroweap? It's such a beautiful, and historical area. You can stand where John Wesley Powell, and his men stood when they were looking for their lost men. There's camping there which is actually quite nice. | Me looking over the edge, and hiking at Toroweap on a 100+ degree day- UGH! Taken late July, 2010. Submitted By: Dirty Gri Gri, or is it GiGi? on Mar 8, 2012
| Here's some info. on that area: Toroweap, woohoo! Also, for a shorter day, go to Gold Butte, NV, and hike to some awesome petrogylphs like Newspaper Rock the infamous Falling Man petroglyph. Edit to add: OR you can...just gamble in Mesquite. Beta- bring lots of money, our state really, really needs it. : ) Another edit: BIRD AND HIKES beta- |  FLAG |
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