Utah's diverse geography offers a host of activities.
Taking a Moab Jeep Safari or whiterwater rating in the Cataract Canyon, of the Colorado River or some hiking to Delicate Arch fill days with exploration and fun.
By horseback or hiking, taking a trip through Bryce or Red Canyon with red rock to green forest, is one of the most scenic trips in America.
History of the old West in Capitol Reef centers around the Freemont Indian's, with unique plant life and geology.
See the remains of a deserted pioneer town, well off from the beaten path.
Nine Mile Canyon is the host of Native American petroglyphs.
Also hosting Indian writings.
Lake Powell at 186 mile's is excellent for activities such as boating, kayaking or cliff jumping.
Monument Valley has been the scenery of many Western movies.
With unique sandstone formations, it is also home to the Navajo Indians.
Ogden, Utah is where the transcontinental railroads of the Central Pacific and Union Pacific met. Ogden is also host to Olympic skiing at resorts such as Snowbasin and at Powder Mountain.
With warm weather year around, St. George is host to many golf courses, tennis resorts and the Virgin River Walkway.
Sundance Village is the site of Robert Redford's annual Sundance film festival, also home to many adventures in the lives of such people as Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid.
Dinosaur's wandered the earth millions of years ago and left behind
their legacy in the form of fossils, in the Uinta Moutains, Dinosaur
Mational Monument hosts a large collection of these fossils.
Listed above are just a few of the spectacular area's that are open
to be explored, where history and beauty walk side by side. |
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