What to do In Utah

Mother Nature is dressed to impress, and yowza! From the towering cliffs to the delicate flowers peeking from a rock face, this place is nourishment for the soul.

See the gradual effects of water, wind and time in this otherworldly landscape comprised of red-rock spires, sandstone cliffs and a panorama of pillars.

With one of the world’s largest concentrations of naturally formed stone arches, this park provides memorable scenery and prompts great photography.

Lake Powell is part of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. It takes up part of Arizona and southern Utah. Utah hotels near Lake Powell can be found scattered from north to south, with the southern end being the most active for one of the major activities on Lake Powell—houseboating. Boating, beaches, and a network of sandstone canyons provide water sports of all kinds. The surrounding mountains have spectacular hiking trails, too, with views of the water and cliffs.

Ski on Olympic-standard runs, enjoy myriad summer activities, attend free concerts and sample lively après-ski entertainment at this very large U.S. mountain resort.

Fly like a snowbird down the slopes at the Snowbird Ski Resort in Salt Lake City, Utah. When the temperatures are low and the powder is fresh, there’s no better way to spend a chilly winter day than warming up on the inviting slopes at this resort.

Enjoy the mountain views and explore Zion National Park South Entrance, a well-known green space in Springdale. Wander the area's riverfront or simply enjoy one of its top-notch restaurants.

Historic human artifacts complement the fascinating geologic features formed millions of years ago in this park of red cliffs and white rock.