Utah
Sunset at Balanced Rock in Arches National Park
Hiking at Cedar Breaks National Monument near Cedar City
Hiking along the Pioneer Names Trail in Snow Canyon State Park
Stunning views of rugged canyons at Zion National Park
Visiting Delicate Arch at sunset at Arches National Park
Posing for a photo framed by the incredible formations of Monument Valley
The Salt Lake City skyline and the snow-covered Wasatch Mountains
A barn on the historic Gifford Homestead in Capitol Reef National Park
The Gates of Lodore, where the Green River meets canyon walls in Dinosaur National Monument
A hiker photographing the multi-colored Yant Flat formations near St. George
Utah, home to a wealth of natural, national treasures across the state
Northern Utah: From the Mountains to the City
A visit to Northern Utah might include motoring up Logan Canyon – loaded with high alpine scenery, campsites, and hiking and biking trails – to Bear Lake for boating and summer festivals, and to Ogden's Union Station for a visit to the railroad museum. On the way south through Davis County, look west and you can't miss the Great Salt Lake. Visit Antelope Island State Park nearby to experience the lake up close.
In Northern Utah, you're never far from the Wasatch Mountains where you can ski and snowboard in the winter, or hike, bike and camp in the summer. The snow here is so ideal for winter sports that it’s been trademarked, “The Greatest Snow on Earth®.” In Northeastern Utah, the High Uintas Wilderness invites exploration on horseback or with backpacks and fishing rods. Sneak a peek at Utah's natural history at d