Yes, it's really a neat place and kind of like a mini-Moab with all the red rock formations and some legitimate slick rock type areas. Crowding has always been an issue up there however and it's honestly worse than it used to be 10 to 15 years ago in my opinion. I honestly don't do that much hiking up there anymore since parking can be such a nightmare, but I'm trying to revisit some stuff with my kids now that the older one will actually start to remember stuff (and can do most anything we'd take him on).
Devil's Bridge was so crowded it felt like being on a ride at Disneyland honestly
. There's so many amazing places in the state where you can go often not see another person that it kind of loses the appeal for me a bit .Wheeling is a different story though as you typically are getting away from the huge crowds once you're a half a mile or so off pavement and usually parking is not a problem in the more backcountry areas.
Jeep and UTV rentals are a good way to get out if you are flying in as a tourist. Barlow's Jeep rentals has been around forever and their rates are not THAT bad (with a party of 3 or 4 you're basically breaking even with doing an organized Jeep tour up there).
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