Snowfall Water Wonders: Exploring the Rare Waterfalls of Southwest Utah's Gunlock State Park
A record rainfall, record snowfall, & now rare waterfalls are being experienced in the Southwest this winter.
Gunlock State Park, a water wonderland, is agog with melting snow from the mountains, creating stunning waterfalls.
The snowpack in Utah is 200–400% above average this year, making it a great year for winter sports enthusiasts.
The melted snow in Southwest Utah is causing overflowing water, resulting in waterfalls like those at Gunlock State Park.
It’s recommended by the readers to visit lesser-known Utah state parks like Bear Lake State Park, Cedar Breaks National Monument, & Casto Canyon.
A chance to dig up your childhood dinosaur obsession & see stunning wildflowers is offered by Dinosaur National Monument.
A hidden gem with ancient rock art & ruins can be seen in the form of Escalante Petrified Forest State Park.
Thanks to social media, the rare waterfalls at Gunlock State Park have drawn more visitors than usual this year.
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