At 50, the Spiral Jetty, Utah’s Most Iconic Land Art Sculpture, Keeps Drawing a Crowd

Written By Elaine Jarvik

7 minute read

In April 1970, it took six days, 625 man-hours, 292 truck-hours, $9,000, and 6,500 tons of basalt, limestone and mud for Robert Smithson to construct the Spiral Jetty. His work still stands today. Visit and be inspired by this iconic piece of Utah's land art.

'Bad' Brad: A Story of Blues, Blood and Legendary Jazz

Written By Andrew Dash Gillman

5 minute read

Meet Utah’s legendary DJ and blues musician, “Bad” Brad Wheeler. Take a peek into the history of Salt Lake City’s music scene through the memories of Bad Brad.

Day-tripping a Women-owned Business Enclave in Salt Lake City

Written By Whitney Childers

4 minute read

While the lure of Salt Lake City’s shopping and dining experience attracts tourists to downtown, less than 10 blocks away is the trendy and unique 9th and 9th and Maven District neighborhoods. It’s brimming with 40-plus women-owned businesses that are helping to boost the local economy, as well as each other.

Elevate Your Hiking with Mindfulness

Written By Annie Hartvigsen

Incorporating simple mindfulness techniques into your next hike can take the edge off anxiety and enhance your overall well being.

Farm to Table X

Written By Austen Diamond

3 minute read

James Beard-nominated Table X creates modern American cuisine with ingredients from its onsite garden.

Field Guides: Voices From the Forever Mighty Landscape

Meet the people whose lives have been shaped by nature — and are helping others find their way.

Gleaning a Small Town's Harvest

Written By Rosie Serago

8 minute read

Scandinavian heritage, fine arts and historic preservation define Utah’s Sanpete Valley. Check out Heritage Day in Spring City.

Harnessing Passion: The Arctic Rescue Sled Dog Team

Written By Sara Hobbs

Maren and Racer Gibson of All Seasons Adventures in Park City, Utah rescue "unadoptable" Huskies and Malamutes. The dogs participate in a dog sledding operation to help find their purpose. Book a dog sled tour with the pups and witness their story as they pull your sled through the area's snow blanketed open spaces.

How to Support Local On Your Utah Road Trip

Written By Elainna Ciaramella

5 minute read

Many small businesses in Utah rely on tourism for survival. These expert tips help road trippers make a real difference in communities by supporting local.

How to Visit Utah's National Parks

Written By Ryan Coons

3 minute read

Get the most out of a visit to Utah’s parks and monuments, while also ensuring they stay Forever Mighty, by following these tips.

Lakeside Near Torrey: Three Ways

Written By Melissa Fields

Take a trip to this trio of Capitol Reef-area reservoirs where you can swim, fish, kayak and cool-off.

Llama Trekking Through Canyon Country

Written By Ryan Salm

6 minute read

Reconnect with yourself, history and Utah's landscape on a guided llama trek through canyon country.

Movies Filmed in Utah: Plotting a Cinematic Drive-Through

Written By Andrea David

Follow a Germany-based film enthusiast on an extended road trip to discover the rich history of Utah cinematography.

Powder Pups to the Rescue

Written By Austen Diamond

5 minute read

Four furry friends help the Solitude Ski Patrol do their duties.

Salt Lake's Tattoo Scene: Inclusivity is the New Frontier

Written By Stephanie Doktor

Traveling for tattoos is second nature for those seeking the perfect piece. Keep Salt Lake, the Crossroads of the West, in mind when planning your next piece.

The Art of Supporting Utah Artists

Written By Lindy Callahan

5 minute read

Here’s a look at six local artists whose work draws upon Utah’s diverse environments as inspiration.

The Fly Girls of Park City

Written By Whitney Childers

7 minute read

Kick off your ski trip by visiting Utah Olympic Park and reliving the fight for gender equality in the Olympic Winter Games with Park City’s very own women changemakers.

Turning Carbon Into Culture

Written By Andrew Dash Gillman

10 minute read

Helper, UT has a future, and it is one built by the community, through hard work, love for place and a touch of serendipity.

Utah Is Your Easy Winter Vacation Destination (and We All Could Use Easy)

Written By Paula Colman

5 minute read

Whether you’re looking for a break, vacation or quest for fun this winter, Utah is the place, as always, for adventure — whatever you plan to do or wherever the trail takes you along the way.

Utah’s Women Make History

Written By Darby Doyle

5 minute read

Walk in the footsteps of Utah’s earliest women’s suffrage leaders at sites throughout downtown Salt Lake City. Along the way, view public art installations commemorating voting rights and stop at trail-adjacent local women-owned businesses.

When Turns Are About Adaptability, Not Disability

Written By Bob Wassom

6 minute read

What happens when a paralyzing accident makes skiing impossible? You start over, hope for the best — and look for all the help you can find. Here’s how one ski instructor got back on the hill with a lot of help from adaptive technology.

Why You Should Ditch I-15 on Your Way to Zion

Written By Melissa McGibbon

6 minute read

If you’re not in a rush to get to Zion National Park from Northern Utah, consider taking a long, meandering route that features historic sites, adventure breaks and out-of-this-world scenery. Hop off I-15 and take Highway 89 and four nearby scenic byways to see and do as much as you possibly can on your way to Zion.

Women In the Wilderness

Written By Kathryn Knight Sonntag

A wild woman is a woman in her natural state.

You Are Where You Eat: Salt Lake Latino’s Perfected Flavors

Written By Willy Palomo

4 minute read

Here is a guide for a day — or weekend — packed with some of the Salt Lake City's best Latino cuisine, brought to you by the hands who have cared and perfected their flavors for centuries.

Your Guide to Utah's Best Hot Springs

Written By Matcha

Here’s a quick guide to planning your visit to Utah’s best hot springs. The fun goes beyond sitting and soaking — you’ll find waterslides, paddleboard yoga, camping and music festivals that turn a quick visit into a weekend worth of fun.