Utah

Utah is a land of striking contrasts, where towering red-rock landscapes, snow-capped mountains and vibrant cities create one of the American West’s most compelling destinations. From the energy of Salt Lake City, a bustling modern city which acts as a gateway to year-round adventure, visitors can easily access world-class skiing, scenic byways, The Mighty 5® national parks and vast wilderness areas. Whether hiking through dramatic canyons, mountain biking legendary trails, rafting wild rivers or stargazing beneath some of the darkest skies in the world, Utah offers endless opportunities for outdoor exploration. In the east, remarkable dinosaur discoveries reveal a prehistoric past, while the state’s rich cinematic heritage can be experienced along the Utah Film Trail, showcasing the iconic landscapes that have provided the backdrop to classic Westerns and countless film productions. Perfectly positioned between neighbouring states such as Arizona, Colorado, Nevada and Wyoming, Utah also serves as an ideal starting point for unforgettable multi-state road trips through the spectacular landscapes of the American West.

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What you’ll love most about Utah

• Discover Utah’s iconic Mighty 5® national parks – Arches, Bryce Canyon, Capitol Reef, Canyonlands and Zion – each offering its own unique character and breathtaking scenery
• Utah is built for adventure. From tackling Moab’s legendary mountain bike trails and navigating slot canyons to rafting the Colorado River and skiing The Greatest Snow on Earth®, it’s a year-round playground for outdoor enthusiasts
• Explore world-famous natural wonders and signature landmarks including Delicate Arch, The Narrows, Monument Valley, Coyote Buttes, Mesa Arch and Salt Lake Temple
• Utah boasts the world’s highest concentration of International Dark Sky Parks and Places, including Natural Bridges, Goblin Valley and Antelope Island, where ranger-led stargazing, telescope tours and star story experiences bring the night sky to life
• Witness extraordinary geology at every turn, from Bryce Canyon’s towering hoodoos and the narrow slot canyons of Grand Staircase–Escalante to the dramatic monoliths of Cathedral Valley and countless other natural wonders
• Connect with Utah’s rich heritage through the traditions, ancient dwellings and sacred sites of its Native American tribes, paired with the culture, stories and pioneering spirit of early settlers that continue to shape the Utah’s identity today

Please note that the estimated temperature, rainfall and recommended months of when to go are based on Salt Lake City’s weather patterns