Desert Southwest Hiking & Canyoneering
Trusted advice and real world adventures across Southern Utah, Zion, and beyond.
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Rappelling Dixie Rock: A Crowd, a Classic, and a 40-Foot Drop in the Heart of St. George
At Dixie Rock in St. George, we tackled a 40-foot rappel using existing anchors, drawing a crowd on a busy Easter weekend. With solid gear checks and a bit of showmanship, the short descent became a memorable mix of adventure, exposure, and public spectacle.
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Hamburger Rock Hike Guide: A Hidden Gem in the Virgin River Gorge You Need to Explore
Hamburger Rock is a lesser-known hike in the Virgin River Gorge about 15-minutes south of St. George. It’s an aea often overlooked by tourists and locals alike.
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Ghost Rider Canyon: The Ultimate Quick Canyoneering Escape Near St. George
Discover why Ghost Rider Canyon is the perfect quick canyoneering escape near St. George—beginner-friendly, dry, and doable in under two hours.
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Diana’s Throne Canyoneering Route: A Beginner Slot Canyon Near Zion in Southern Utah
Discover Diana’s Throne canyoneering route near Zion National Park. Learn about rappelling, difficulty level, trailhead tips, and whether this Utah slot canyon is worth your time.
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The Best Non-Disney Experience in Orlando? Boggy Creek Airboats Review
Looking for things to do near Orlando besides Disney? Discover my Boggy Creek Airboat Adventure in Kissimmee—complete with real alligators, family fun, and a true Florida experience.
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Hiking Mount Whitney in One Day: What It’s Really Like (And How to Prepare)
An early-morning push up Mount Whitney turns into one of the most rewarding hikes imaginable. From desert roads near Death Valley National Park to alpine lakes and the infamous 99 Switchbacks, this 22-mile adventure tests endurance, altitude tolerance, and determination before delivering unforgettable summit views from the highest peak in the contiguous United States.
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Our Story
That Outdoor Site is the culmination of months, if not years, of saying to ourselves, “people need to know about this!” After moving to the Desert Southwest and exploring the extreme beauty and natural history, we realized it’s too awesome to keep to ourselves. Join us as we hike through national and state parks, dangle from the top of tall canyon walls, and experience the uniqueness of this fascinating part of the world!
Our Vision
Our vision at That Outdoor Site is to inspire people to connect with nature and explore the great outdoors. We believe that spending time outside is good for the mind, body, and spirit, and we want to inspire as many people as we can to experience the benefits of nature. We encourage everyone to step outside their comfort zone. Try something new. Explore the unknown. Face your fears and conquer!
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