アクエリアスプラトーのおすすめMTBライド

Kodachrome Basin State Park is a must-visit, with over 60 towering sandstone spires, known as sand pipes, rising from a kaleidoscope of red rock terrain. Named by the National Geographic Society for its vivid colors, the park includes several scenic hiking trails, including Panorama and Grand Parade, both allow bikes and have beautiful desert views. Tucked just southeast of Bryce Canyon, it’s a fantastic spot to explore the trails and take memorable photos.

One of Kodachrome Basin State Park's back country trails, Panorama Trail traverses flat land of mixed terrain, passing incredible scenery; from impressive sandstone formations to caves and quintessential Utah desert scenery.

If you decide to head through the Secret Passage, you're treated to views of the striking natural sandstone formations, rising on each side of the trail.

Petrified wood is a type of fossilized wood created when tree remains undergo a mineralization process, often involving replacement by stone. While individual pieces of petrified wood are common, this area features several large trunks shimmering in various colors. The hike through this area is stunning, offering many views of colorful, fossilized tree stumps, a rewarding experience.

Wow, what a great mountain bike adventure! The Thunder Mountain Trail is definitvely a must-ride. Don't miss this trail, if you are in the area. The landscape is phenomenal and the trail itself is smooth and lots of fun. Highly recommended!

Perfect spot for camping. The Thunder Mountain Trail – a must-do, if you are in the area – starts right around the corner. And by the way: Anyone can camp here. There is no condition that you must have a horse.

At almost 10,800 feet and near the rim of the plateau, Horseshoe Lake is a unique site to visit.

The aptly named Spectacle Lake makes a great starting point and/or destination for any ride, and its cool water might beckon to hot, tired feet at any point along the way.