Take a scenic drive through the Logan Canyon Scenic Byway, aka U.S. Route 89, and discover some of the most magnificent views Utah has to offer.🤩 | Only In Your State

👇🏼 Save this route & 10 Parks for your trip ⬇️ 📍US Route 89 (US 89) - Begins in Flagstaff, Arizona and ends at the Montana border. I’ve listed the National Parks in order as you will see them on this route and any detours👇🏼 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🚙 Phoenix / Sedona / Flagstaff ⬇️ 1. Grand Canyon ❤️ (2 hr • AZ-64) 2. Petrified Forest ❤️ (1 hr • I-40) 3. Zion 🧡 (40 min • UT-9) 4. Bryce Canyon 🧡 (1 hr • UT-63) 5. Capitol Reef 🧡 (1 hr 30 • UT-24) 6. Canyonlands 🧡 (2 hr • US-191) 7. Arches 🧡 (2 hr • US

Save “The National Park Highway” for your next trip⬇️ Follow @lukekellytravels for more road trip itineraries. 📍US Route 89, sometimes called America’s most scenic road trip, starts in Flagstaff, Arizona and ends at the Canadian border in Montana. The route is awesome—it takes you within two hours of ten national parks, and a handful of national monuments. If you had the time, you could spend weeks or months doing it as one epic road trip, but I’ve always used it as a byway, an on/off ramp to t

Joyride along U.S. 89, which connects six of the country’s greatest parks, winding through a landscape of fire and ice. National parks road trip of a lifetime: http://trib.al/eQvDSKD (National Park Service) | Sunset

Save this for a future road trip ⬇️ U.S. Route 89 is one of those highways people drive all the time without realizing what it’s quietly connecting. It runs from northern Arizona all the way to the Canadian border in Montana, and if you follow it closely, you end up within driving distance of 10 national parks. You could spend weeks linking these together as one long trip, or use US 89 the way a lot of RVers do… as a jumping-off point. Drive it for a stretch, peel off to a park, then rejoin it l