Solitude in Central Utah
Central Utah is an expanse of mountains, plateaus, and deserts. Rich in natural resources, it is the ideal destination for travelers in search of beautiful solitude. Cruise Heritage Highway 89 through small towns like Fairview, Mt. Pleasant, and Spring City to check out local festivals and recreation spots. These quaint towns offer insight into true central Utah living and paint a quaint picture of this western life. Near the town of Price is Nine Mile Canyon, a great collection of pre-historic rock art. Head south to the Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry where visitors can see the densest concentration of Jurassic-era dinosaur bones on the planet. One of the most beautiful sights is the Capitol Reef National Park. Here you will find trails that crawl through sandstone crevices and canyon brooks. The earthy red and gold colors will awe and amaze. This mystical stretch of land will amaze those who come to visit. Come find your favorite spot in this beautiful display of nature at its best. |
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Skiing in Utah
Utah is the first state to challenge Colorado as THE state for premier skiing. With a handful of resorts in the Park City area hosting the 2002 Winter Olympic Games, the world found out that Utah has great mountains for skiing and riding. The great experiences visitors have year after year at the 14 alpine ski resorts found around the state back up the claim that Utah has the “Greatest Snow on Earth.” Utah offers a variety of mountains and experiences for any kind of vacation with family friendly ski areas, unspoiled backcountry, classic slopes, wild rides in the new terrain parks, and terrain for beginner to expert skiers and riders. Eleven of the Utah resorts are within 60 miles of Salt Lake City, which make it so convenient to try them all out.
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