Utah & Colorado State Parks

I really enjoyed Goblin Valley SP in Utah...also Dead Horse Point State Park located not far from Arches and Canyonlands NPs.

Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado is certainly a must as well as so many other parts of the state. Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks in Utah and so many other places in the state.

caysea7254 wrote:
Just would like to know must sees in each of those states. Have been to Muller and Ridgeway in Colorado and very Beautiful!!! Thanks Tara

Do you have a specific area in Colorado that you'd like to see and visit State Parks? There's a wide diversity all around the state, from the Plains/Outback area, to high mountain areas. From Colorado State Forest SP in the north, to San Luis SP in the San Luis Valley. Great diversity. If you can narrow down an area of interest, we can give more insight.

We have been to all to all of the national parks in Utah except for canyonlands. We were just wanting some info on a few state parks that would be well worth a visit. Kodachrome state park we would love but when we were out there in 2013 it was booked.

Colorado would be toward the central west part.

For Colorado State Parks:

CO State Parks

You can use the drop down to view details about any of the State Parks in Colorado.

western south central part of Colorado.oops sorry double post.

Thanks Thom02099 for info.

In Utah:
Goosenecks State Park,
Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park,
Goblin Valley State Park,
Escalante Petrified Forest State Park,
Kodachrome Basin State Park,
Anasazi State Park,
Dead Horse Point State Park,
Edge of the Cedars State Park,
Utah Field House State Park,
Newspaper Rock

Dead Horse SP is very scenic and it is has easy access to Canyonlands and Arches. The list from trailertraveler is a good one. You have the site for the parks so all you have to do is look at them on line to find out which are of interest to you.