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Zion-Mt. Carmel Highway reopens, some trails still closed after flooding
Jacob Klopfenstein, KSL.com | Posted Jul 13th - 4:39pm
The Zion-Mt. Carmel Highway has reopened after several days of closures due to heavy rain and storm damage in Zion National Park.
More flash flooding forces trail closures at Zion National Park, 3 small wildfires spark
Jacob Klopfenstein, KSL.com | Posted Jul 12th - 8:21pm
All of Zion National Park was under a flash flood warning until Thursday night, officials said.
Avid Utah hiker shares precautions to protect against heat exhaustion, heat stroke
Aley Davis, KSL TV | Posted Jul 12th - 6:27pm
It’s easy to get outside on a long summer day, but if you’re not prepared, spending too much time outside could lead to heat exhaustion or heat stroke.
Section of popular mountain bike trail reopens in area affected by 2017 wildfire
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Jul 9th - 8:03pm
Brian Head town officials say a section of a popular mountain biking trail closed since a massive 2017 wildfire in southern Utah has reopened.
Rep. Mia Love, former Democratic opponent, promote outdoor recreation impacts on business
Lisa Riley Roche, KSL | Posted Jul 9th - 6:38pm
Rep. Mia Love, R-Utah, joined Doug Owens, her two-time Democratic opponent in the 4th Congressional District, to tout a new study Monday showing the importance of outdoor recreational opportunities to Utah businesses.
Zion National Park trail reopens days after 2 rock falls
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Jul 5th - 2:32pm
A Zion National Park trail reopened Thursday after two rock falls closed it earlier this week.
Zion National Park trail remains closed after 2nd rock fall
The Associated Press | Posted Jul 4th - 10:52am
A trail at Utah's Zion National Park remains closed after a second rock fall occurred in the area in two days.
Zion National Park trail closed after rock fall
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Jul 3rd - 10:59am
A Zion National Park trail remains closed Tuesday after a rock fall occurred in a 45-foot section of the trail where hikers are required to hold onto chains, park officials said.
Utah's remote, dazzling spectacle of art shines 2 days each year
John Hollenhorst, KSL TV | Posted Jul 3rd - 7:47am
It happens two days a year at one of the most remote places in Utah. On the longest day of the year in summer — or the shortest day in winter — crowds are in place before dawn, waiting for a unique spectacle.
Grotto Falls offers refreshing, family-friendly hike
Faith Heaton Jolley, KSL.com | Posted Jul 2nd - 12:46pm
During the scorching summer heat, sometimes you just need to find a cool canyon to escape to, complete with a refreshing waterfall at the end.
Man who survived fall, avalanche on Idaho's tallest mountain describes harrowing experience
Nate Eaton, EastIdahoNews.com | Posted Jul 1st - 5:33pm
Idaho resident Hao Yan shared the harrowing moments he experienced when he fell from Mount Borah, Idaho's tallest mountain, and triggered an avalanche.
Products to help with biking safety, maintenance
Kory Pitcher, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Jun 29th - 5:15pm
Be safe, be seen and freshen up your bike for riding this summer.
Lincoln Beach, Marina closed at Utah Lake due to algal blooms
Jacob Klopfenstein, KSL.com | Posted Jun 29th - 2:56pm
Lincoln Beach and Marina at Utah Lake is officially closed due to algal blooms, public health officials announced Friday.
How to eat healthy when hiking or camping
Suzanne Lewis, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Jun 28th - 8:37pm
Whether you roam nearby for a day hike or venture out on an overnight camping trip, food is an important part of making the most of any outdoor adventure.
Utah first state to be named 3-star destination by international travel guide
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Jun 28th - 7:01pm
Utah is a top destination to visit, according to the publishers of the Michelin Guide for travelers. In fact, it’s the very first state to receive a three-star rating from the organization.
Digging for treasures on Saltair ground is illegal, but hobbyists argue for it
Carter Williams, KSL.com | Posted Jun 27th - 3:31pm
Should people be allowed to dig on Utah’s state lands? That’s the question some state residents are asking after Utah Division of State History officials brought up a giant hole found on the old Saltair land.
Looking for a short waterfall hike? Donut Falls has you covered
Faith Heaton Jolley, KSL.com | Posted Jun 27th - 12:30pm
If you want to escape the city for an afternoon of refreshing outdoor recreation that also causes you to crave a delicious sugary treat, Donut Falls is the hike for you.
7 of Utah's greatest natural wonders
Mike Godfrey, KSL.com Contributor | Posted Jun 25th - 1:27pm
Discover some of Utah's most wondrous natural features, and what can be done to preserve them.
Warming drives spread of toxic algae in US, researchers say
Tom James, Associated Press | Posted Jun 23rd - 7:20pm
The words blasted to cellphones around Oregon's capital city were ominous: "Civil emergency . prepare for action."
