One of the most interesting State Parks, in our opinion, is located just outside of Richfield, Utah. It’s the Fremont Indian State Park. This is also one of the least visited State Parks, which is unfortunate. Next time you’re driving on Interstate-70, consider stopping by. Here is some information on the park. Read more…
Candid Opinions
In this blog, we’ve continually stressed the fact that Capitol Reef is the best National Park in Utah, but we may be a little (understandably) biased. So to prove our point, we at the Lodge at Red River Ranch have complied this list of real people voicing real opinions. They’re convinced; we hope we can convince you. Read more…
Great Basin National Park
Utah contains five of the United State’s best national parks. It is also hub to many more of the great western national parks. In this blog series, we at the Red River Ranch will focus on one of the national parks nearby, but not in, Utah. This post covers Great Basin National Park in Nevada. Read more…
Brian Head vs. Eagle’s Point
In our blog we’ve mentioned Brian Head ski resort several times. We love going each season and spending some time on the mountain. It’s a great resort. Recently, however, another resort has opened in Beaver. And it’s vying for dominance with Brian Head. It’s called Eagle’s Point. We at the Lodge at Red River Ranch thought we should compare the two resorts – Brian Head and Eagle Point – to see if we can help you decide which is the best ski resort in Southern Utah for you. Read more…
The Henry Mountain Range
There are very few, truly wild places left in the world today. However, here in Southern Utah, we have such a place – it is the Henry Mountain Range. The Henry’s are a tumult of harsh geological anomalies, a place of legend and myth, and collection of some of the most spectacular scenery we’ve ever seen. That’s why we at the Lodge at Red River Ranch recommend the Henry Mountains to those who want to go far off the beaten track. Read more…
