Utah Hotel Guide

You’ll find stunning scenery throughout the state but if you’d like to see it all at once visit the Zion National Park. The canyons, waterfalls and hiking trails make it one of the most visited parks in the state. You won’t need to trek down to a state park to enjoy a little exercise though. Most of the cities have fantastic hiking and biking trails for you to enjoy.

Other fantastic areas worth exploring include the north rim of the Grand Canyon, Snow Canyon, Lake Powell and Lake Mead, just to name a few. The Arches and Canyonlands National Parks draw in hard core outdoor enthusiasts as well. In case you need a break from all the above ground beauty, you could always go to the Timpanogos Cave National Monument, which has miles of underground trails. Utah is also home to the Great Salt Lake, which is the second saltiest body of water in the world. The nature and wildlife that surrounds it are absolutely beautiful.

Skiing in Utah is a treat, even for the pros. This state has got you covered, whether you love the greens or challenge yourself on the double diamond runs. Plus, the snowfalls here tend to be quite generous, providing you with enough powder to last your entire ski trip. There are mountains that provide trams and lifts to take you to the top if you’d rather enjoy the view and not have to make your own way down.