There’s nothing more frustrating than when you get home from an amazing national park vacation, only to find out your photos are all blurry, out of focus, or overexposed. Am I right? Here at Park Chasers photography is a BIG deal. The images we use help us tell the story about our trips, help our […]
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One of the best parts about running a travel blog is that we get to help others with travel plans. That includes helping others learn from our mistakes. It’s not that we find ourselves in lots of sticky situations–but there’s always one or two things that crop up on a trip we’d rather not do
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After a morning sunrise hike to Delicate Arch, our next stop in Arches National Park was to the Devil’s Garden area. At the very end of the main park road, it was the half-way point on our hiking itinerary and where we saw some of the best arches in the park. Unlike Delicate Arch and
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Delicate Arch has to be Utah’s most recognizable landmarks. It’s the first thing we saw on the road sign when we crossed into the state. And it’s certainly one of the most photographed sites in all of the National Park Service. Hiking to Delicate Arch ranks on travel bucket lists up with the likes of
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In researching Arches National Park for our 2021 Utah road trip, we kept seeing notifications and alerts about the incredible night skies. Turns out, stargazing in Arches National Park is one of the most popular activities (and one we’d highly recommend you add to your itinerary!) In 2019, Arches National Park was designated an International
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When we finally arrived in Moab, Utah for our camping week in Arches and Canyonlands National Park, we were pretty exhausted. While we don’t typically mind a longer road trip, this was by far the longest distance we’d ever attempted in one week (3,600 miles in 9 days). It meant that we were eager to
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One of the things Greg and I love the most about national park vacations is getting to do something unusual, something out of our ordinary daily routine. Often, that includes waking up early or staying up extra late to watch sunrise or sunset. We’ve made a point of it since our trip to Haleakala National
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During the month of March, we’re continuing to work alongside several other outdoor industry and national park-related content creators, to feature a new non-profit organization. Love Is King performs vital work to help diversify our public lands and make nature a safe space for all people. Below, you’ll find information about Love Is King and
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