SLC's 2nd biggest park and boasts 80 acres. Check out the Tracy Aviary, Isaac Chase Mill, and home. On June 17, 1882 it was introduced as a recreational area and officially named Liberty Park.
Spend your day going down Honeycomb Canyon, where the powder stays fresh longer than anywhere else. The Summit gates are the most fun, with access to the southern side of the canyon.
Both Alta and Snowbird are consistently rated as the best ski resorts in North America, competing with Telluride and Whistler. 85 runs on 2,500 acres, with a very long running season up to May.
One of my favorite spot on earth! In winter this place is so beautiful!
Deer Valley still prohibits snowboarding. With a lift capacity of 46,500 skiers per hour and 2000 skiable acres, Deer Valley operates with a capacity 50% greater than its neighbors.
Worth seeing. Go on the first Wednesday of the month for free admission!
Its way expinsive!! Especially for little ones! Its fun but its not disney land ...but they charge just as much..parking you pay for..bring water ...its at least 140$ for a family of 4...not cheep.
Rio Tinto Stadium is a soccer-specific stadium, in Sandy, Utah, USA and is the home to the MLS club Real Salt Lake. The stadium seats 20,000 people.
Bobsled rides are a must do if visiting the area. You get free tour pass of Olympic Park with your ticket.
Great historical site. They always have historical artifacts on display throughout the building. Read more.
Awarded a grant to create the NASA BLAST (Bringing Light and SpaceTogether) experience. You can visit the Light Exhibit here, Space Garden at Farm Country, and the Solar System Walk in the Gardens. Read more.
Grab some tickets to a Salt Lake Bees game and relax this summer. Don't forget to tip your hotdog slinger.
The Oval has the Fastest Ice on Earth. During the 2002 Olympic games all ten speed skating events held in the oval set Olympic records. Try out the ice for yourself by taking a class.
Another fabulous design by Moshe Safdie who also designed the Jepson Center in Savannah
It's pretty difficult to get a bad picture of this building rather or not you follow or like the religion.
the only working glass blowing studio in Utah that allows the public to create their own art.
