Montana or Utah
Hello everyone, We are planning the start of our full time travel June 1st. Although we will have lots of time ya just can't do it all. With trying to stay ahead of the weather we need to make some...
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While Glacier is my favorite National Park, Canyonlands is a close second, so in my mind you can't go wrong with either. Driving the Going to the Sun road in Glacier is a wonderful experience, although you may have to wait until July for it to open the full length.
As Lauren noted, the time of year might be a consideration. While Bryce might be cooler, the lower parks will be in the 90° + by early summer, which will make hiking tough. On the other hand, there is greater variety in southern Utah. Don't forget the state parks - Dead Horse Point, Goblin Valley & Kodachrome Basin all have much to offer.
As Lauren noted, the time of year might be a consideration. While Bryce might be cooler, the lower parks will be in the 90° + by early summer, which will make hiking tough. On the other hand, there is greater variety in southern Utah. Don't forget the state parks - Dead Horse Point, Goblin Valley & Kodachrome Basin all have much to offer.
