Utah Places to Visit

The beautifully restored old town of silver (7000 Ew.) A brief drive east of Salt Lake City, together with the adjacent ski resorts Deer Valley and Park West undoubtedly the largest and most varied wi...

Red monolith in the Valley of Western films. There are countless Western films and advertising spots, the imposing red sandstone monoliths and table mountains of the desert valley on the border between ...

The extensive capital of Utah (1.6 million inhabitants in the metropolitan area) is located on the eastern edge of the Great Salt Lake against the backdrop of the 3500m high Wasatch Mountains. Despite...

The tiny Ranchernest on Hyw. 12 is surrounded by magnificent, yet almost entirely undeveloped canyon landscapes - ideal spots for wilderness hiking, jeep and horseback tours. The Burr Trail, an old pi...

The approximately 80 km north of the park located Mormon town (21 000 Ew.) Is Utah's City of Culture, because every summer on the campus of the University the Utah Shakespearean Festival with national...

The 8000-inhabitant town in the rocky desert on the northeast Utah seems to be mainly inhabited by dinosaurs: dinosaurs from the many motels in the souvenir shops, museums. No wonder, because the sedi...