Dixie National Forest, Utah

Dixie National Forest, which stretches for over 170 miles in southern Utah, is a natural beauty in a forest. It also has some incredible names, such as Death Hollow (a very dramatic canyon and wilderness area made up of vertical grey orange sandstone walls) and Hell's Backbone Road, a rugged 38-mile road connecting the towns of Boulder and Escalante, with a bridge of the same name (Hell's Backbone Bridge) on both sides. Boulder Mountain, which features a number of small lakes and chances for hiking, fishing, and other forest-related activities, is also located in Dixie National Forest.

If you're in Utah, you just must visit Dixie National Forest! It's ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and those looking for new experiences. Hiking, camping, climbing, and fishing are just a few of the activities available in this lovely forest, which is surrounded by breathtaking scenery. There are many beautiful sites in Dixie National Forest, but Navajo Lake is a must-see. Its purple-blue water is incredibly magnificent. The national forest also has a rather stunning canyon with bright orange sandstone walls.

Location: Garfield, Iron, Kane, Piute, Washington County, Utah

View Details: fs.usda.gov/dixie