A drive down Highway 89 is, in many respects, the quintessential American road trip. It stretches from the Mexican border to the Canadian border, taking drivers on a trip through five different states, with the potential to visit National Parks, National Monuments, and plenty of roadside attractions along the way.

It's nearly impossible to see everything that a national park has to offer in one day, particularly in the vast, expansive Yellowstone National Park and Grand Teton National Park. Travelers who truly want to experience these parks need to stay at a nearby resort, giving them a comfortable home base to begin their explorations each day.

No trip to southwestern Utah is complete without a stop at Zion National Park. This park is filled with canyons, cliffs and abundant wildlife, making it a nature lover's dream come true. The trails that wind through Zion National Park have been explored by people since the beginning of time, from the natives who first called this land home to the pioneers who settled the American West.

Utah’s Bryce Canyon is known for its deeply brick-colored rocks, drastic and labyrinthine formations and its stunning wilderness areas. While it’s famous for winter events, such as cross-country skiing and snowshoeing, it’s arguably even better in spring. Here are five reasons to make it your destination in the next few months.

At Forever Resorts, we believe in making memories that last forever. We hear time and again from travelers that the best vacation they ever had was one spent in an RV. That’s why we’re so excited to share with you our favorite RV camping destinations around the Southwest. From western Texas to the southern tip of Nevada, we’ve got the perfect vacation spot for you and your loved ones to enjoy.

Sometimes, a trip to the theme park with your family just doesn’t cut it anymore. The kids have gotten older, you’re tired of waiting in lines, and the excitement just isn’t there like it used to be. It’s time to go back to the drawing board. This year, get your adrenaline pumping by booking an adventure tour located near some of the most beautiful places in the U.S. Ready to get started? Check out our recommendations of best outdoor family adventure vacations below.

There’s no better way to explore Big Bend than on a horse. Luckily, there are two guided horseback trail ride options near the national park. Whether you’re looking for a smooth one-hour ride, or a more advanced trek that lasts all day, there is a stable suitable for your needs. Here are the two best places to go horseback riding near Big Bend National Park

Whether you enjoy the snow or prefer to vacation somewhere sunnier, there is an excursion with your name on it. From horseback riding, snowmobiling to scenic hikes, the activities are endless—as long as you pick the right destination. Not sure where to start your search? Take this short quiz to give you an idea of where you should plan your next perfect winter excursion.

Take in the sights of southern Utah on an unforgettable road trip with friends or family this year. With its beautiful desert scenery, stunning backroads and multiple national parks, the 45^th state is unlike any other destination in the U.S. Before you gas up the car, it’s important to map out your journey. To help you start planning, we’ve come up with some of the top spots to visit (and stay) for the ultimate southern Utah road trip.