Last Updated: July 31, 2026
Seeing a national park under fresh snow has always been one of those experiences we have chased from a distance — stunning in photographs, rarely practical when you are traveling in a 40,000-pound motorhome. Snow and big rigs don’t mix well without chains or a dumped tag axle, and we have learned over the years that the best approach is simply to stay put and let the Jeep do the work. After the snowfall that hit us in Kanab in January 2021, we did exactly that — loaded Jake into the Jeep and drove an hour north to Bryce Canyon National Park to see whether the hoodoos looked as extraordinary under snow as we had always imagined. They did.
