Travel Regions
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Northern Utah
Recommended regional trip length: 2 days for Salt Lake City. Add an additional day for each of the following stops: Park City, Heber Valley, Antelope Island State Park, Golden Spike National Historic Park, Bear Lake and Provo Canyon. To extend your visit to Vernal and the Dinosaur National Monument area, add another 2 days.
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Southeastern Utah
Recommended regional trip length: 3 days to fully experience the two national parks. Add an additional day for each of the following stops: Moab river rafting, San Rafael Swell, Goblin Valley State Park and Hovenweep National Monument. Add 2-3 days to experience Bears Ears National Monument, Natural Bridges National Monument and Monument Valley.
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Southwestern Utah
Recommended regional trip length: 6 days to fully experience the three national parks. Add an additional 1-2 days for each of the following stops: Cedar Breaks National Monument, Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, Lake Powell and Coral Pink Sand Dunes State Park.
Resources
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Traveling to Utah
Whether you fly into the Salt Lake City airport, drive or ride to Utah, you’ll find an adventure when you get here.
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Where To Stay: Hotels & Other Lodging Options
Utah's world-famous scenery and recreation are accompanied by a host of lodging options to fit your travel style.
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Transportation
View information for transportation in Utah such as rail, bus, car and flight. Also, find maps, weather details, and road conditions for the state.
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Guides and Outfitters
Guides and outfitters allow you to deeply experience the outdoors, without any planning or wayfinding stressors.
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Responsible Travel Hub
Each person who visits Utah leaves an impact, review these resources to ensure you're ready to visit thoughtfully.
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Plan Your Utah Ski Trip
Utah's easy access to The Greatest Snow on Earth® allows for more time on the mountain and easier planning.
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Weather
See updated weather information along with common weather patterns in every season throughout the state.
Customized Tips
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Accessible Utah
Utah is known for its recreation opportunities, but did you know all of these attractions and activities are accessible to people of all ability levels?
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Plan Your Utah Ski Trip
Utah's easy access to The Greatest Snow on Earth® allows for more time on the mountain and easier planning.
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Winter in Southern Utah
For anyone with an adventurous spirit, winter in Southern Utah is an explorer's dream. Winter is enchanted, a season less-traveled with snow-capped peaks and endless canyons. Check conditions and layer up: though it can be chilly, this may become your new favorite season in Utah.
Powder to the Puck: Salt Lake Ski & Hockey Itinerary
Experience the ultimate winter getaway in Salt Lake City. Carve legendary powder in the Cottonwood Canyons by day and catch Utah Mammoth NHL action by night.
Highlights
- Utah Mammoth
- Salt Lake City
- Natural History Museum of Utah
- Alta Ski Area
- Snowbird
- Brighton Resort
- Solitude Mountain Resort
Your Ikon Ski Trip Made Easy
Your Salt Lake City plane ticket is booked. Here’s a 6-day itinerary for making the most of your multi-pass.
Highlights
- Snowbasin Resort
- Solitude Mountain Resort
- Brighton Resort
- Deer Valley Resort
- Snowbird
- Alta Ski Area
3-Day Itinerary: Ski Under the Stars
Trade the daytime buzz for the quiet enchantment of night skiing in Northern Utah's Wasatch Mountains. This three-stop journey reveals the unique nighttime offerings of Brighton, Powder Mountain and Sundance, each nestled within distinct Northern Utah landscapes.
Powder Dreams
A three-day ski vacation itinerary with quick access to some of Utah's best ski resorts for fresh powder.
Highlights
- Cottonwood Canyons Skiing
- Snowbird's Cliff Spa
- Ogden Valley
- Dream Ski Vacation
Winter Beyond the Slopes
Utah's winter offers magic beyond skiing. Enjoy a five-day itinerary featuring snowshoeing, tubing, ice skating, spas and cozy bookshops for a perfect non-ski winter vacation.
Highlights
- Salt Lake City
- Natural History Museum of Utah
- Snowbird
- The Cliff Spa
- Solitude Mountain Resort
- Homestead Crater
- Park City
- Woodward Park City
Weekender Ski Park City
So you've decided to ski in Park City for a weekend. That decision alone will be rewarded with three resorts that eclipse over 9,000 acres of Utah's renowned skiing and riding.
Highlights
- Ski City Urban Lifestyle
- Park City Mountain
- Deer Valley Resort
- Park City Experiences
Ski City Downhill + Downtown
Big city amenities support 10 different resorts within an hour of SLC International, which means the best in downhill meets the best in downtown.
Highlights
- Craft coffee, dining and spirits
- Alta Ski Area or Snowbird Ski Resort
- Solitude Mountain Resort or Brighton Ski Resort
- Performing arts, après-ski and live music
Ski Southern Utah: High Alpine Trails + Red Rock Wonder
Southern Utah is home to two high-elevation ski areas with generous helpings of what we call (with authority) The Greatest Snow on Earth®. Things can be a little quieter down here this time of year. Give yourself at least five days to combine the thrills of Southern Utah skiing and boarding with exploring the wintertime wonders to be found in Utah’s red rock country.
Highlights
- Brian Head Resort
- Eagle Point Resort
- Cedar Breaks National Monument
- Southern Utah Ski Vacation
- Winter Hiking in Southern Utah
Red Rock & Dark Skies: Stargazing the National Parks
This road trip through southwest Utah takes you to four of Utah’s best places to see the Milky Way — Capitol Reef National Park, Kodachrome Basin State Park, Bryce Canyon National Park and Cedar Breaks National Monument.
Highlights
- Hell's Backbone Grill
- Bryce Canyon Lodge
- Ranger-led Star Programs
- Road Trip Southwest Utah
Your Utah Family Winter Adventure
Salt Lake City is the ultimate "Ski City" for families.
Highlights
- Skiing The Greatest Snow on Earth®
- Ice Skating
- Snow Tubing
- Natural History Museum of Utah
- Explore Utah's Olympic Legacy
