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Utah

Greatest Snow On Earth

Utah is named after the Native American tribe called the Utes which means “people of the mountains”. In a state known for its rugged mountain beauty, you can visit anytime of the year and find incredible, outdoor adventures. If you visit in the winter, check out the resorts for some world-class skiing and snowboarding. If you are feeling more adventurous, blaze your own path through hundreds of trails for some unforgettable snowmobiling or search for frozen waterfalls to climb.

Utah really shines in the summer as a nature lover’s paradise with opportunities for camping, backpacking, fishing, hiking and mountain biking. It is also home to the Mighty Five, some of the most pristine and jaw-dropping National Parks in the world. All located within a few hours of each other, you can spend weeks exploring Utah and only see a small portion of what the state has to offer. By the time you leave Utah, you will see why the original inhabitants called themselves the People of the Mountains.

Experiences

Skiing in Utah

Skiing in Utah

Due to the Greatest Snow on Earth, there are ten world-class ski resorts within an hour’s drive from Salt Lake City’s International Airport. In the winter, Utah’s mountains average over 500 inches ... See more

Hike Zion Narrows

Hike Zion Narrows

Race on Bonneville Salt Flats

Race on Bonneville Salt Flats

Welcome to Bonneville Salt Flats, a land of salt by a lake of salt and one of the fastest auto, truck and motorcycle race tracks in the world. This 30,000 acre area of hard, white salt crust is on the... See more

Temple Square

Temple Square

Immerse yourself in 35 acres of enchantment in the heart of Salt Lake City. Experiencing the history, architecture, gardens, art and the free cultural events on Temple Square will be an unforgettable... See more

Point of the Mountain Paragliding

Point of the Mountain Paragliding

Houseboat on Lake Powell

Houseboat on Lake Powell

Float in the Great Salt Lake

Float in the Great Salt Lake

This is a unique way to cool off on a hot summer day. It is so shallow you will have to walk out hundreds of feet into the lake until you get to the water that is deep enough for floating. Slowly, ... See more

Scuba Dive the Bonneville SeaBase

Scuba Dive the Bonneville SeaBase

Kennecott Copper Mine

Kennecott Copper Mine

In 1887, Enos Andrew Wall purchased claims to the land southwest of Salt Lake City and began underground mining for copper deposits. Later, it was decided that open pit mining would be the best way t... See more

Adventure in the Sky - Sundance Zipline

Adventure in the Sky - Sundance Zipline

White Water Rafting in Moab

White Water Rafting in Moab

Ride in a Bobsled at the 2002 Olympic Park

Ride in a Bobsled at the 2002 Olympic Park

It’s one thing to say you went skiing in Utah, but how about taking a ride in a bobsled? You will experience the ride of a lifetime on the Comet Bobsled. A professional, bobsled pilot will take you... See more

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