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Experience the peace and tranquility of beautiful Temple Square, the home of the LDS Church and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, with a complimentary tour of Utah's most visited attraction. Tours of the beautifully landscaped 10-acre property are available in 40 languages. While touring this historic location stop in at the Family History Library to search family ancestors.

Come Ski the beautiful mountains of Utah with the Best Snow on Earth. Alta ski area features long, straight, fall-line pitches. Among the most well known and most favored are High Rustler, Eddies High Nowhere, Stone Crusher and the Baldy Chutes. Though widely respected as one of the most challenging of in-bounds ski areas in the world, Alta has always viewed itself as a local's and family oriented ski area with some 40% of its terrain devoted to intermediate and beginner skiers.

Enjoy a day of sking or snowboarding on the greates snow on earth. Brighton is Utahs only resort that can boast that 100% of its terrain is accessible by high speed quads.

Park City has a variety of events year round with skiing being a preferred destination for many out of town skiers. From skiing to film festivals and art festivals you can always fine some kind of activity happening at Park City.

The South Towne Expo Center offers 1,600 free parking stalls. All parking is located on property in front of South Towne. The TRAX stop located across the street also makes attending events at South Towne even easier.

Energy Solutions Arena is home to the Utah Jazz. The ESA is not limited to just the NBA but host numerous events throughout the year such as concerts, circus, disney on Ice and much much more.

Maverik Center opened its doors to the Salt Lake Valley September 22, 1997. Designed by the world's premiere arena architect, Populous, Maverik Center is the home of the ECHL's Utah Grizzlies. Maverik Center gained international acclaim and exposure as the host venue for the Ice Hockey Championships at the 2002 Olympic Winter Games.

The only access to the cave system is by walking a strenuous 1 1/2-mile-paved trail, which rises 1,092 ft to an elevation of 6,730 feet above sea level. The round-trip hike and tour of the cave system takes about three hours. Mid-summer temperatures on the trail can reach 100 degrees F. However, temperatures in the caves average 45 degrees, so a sweater or light jacket is recommended. Hiking shoes, water, flashlights and sunscreen will make your visit safe and enjoyable.

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An Expansive Experience Awaits Set in the foothills of the Wasatch Mountain range, the University of Utah has a vantage point like no other. Inspiring views complement perspectives learned in classrooms and labs, and bespeaks the vast opportunities campus provides.

Spring Mobile Park (formerly Franklin Covery Park) Home of the Salt Lake Bees Minor League Baseball

It's what fun is: Amusement park rides, games, picnics, pioneer village, and Lagoona Beach and Frightmares

Utah’s Hogle Zoo dates from 1931 and is located at the mouth of Emigration Canyon. The Zoo is one of the most visited attractions in Utah and the top paid-for tourist attraction in Salt Lake City. Its natural terrain covers 42 acres of tree-lined pathways where visitors can view over 800 animals. 2009 was a banner year for the Zoo featuring the first African elephant born at the Zoo on August 10, 2009 and the milestone of 1,000,000 visitors in one year was reached in Decemb

The Great Salt Lake is the largest natural lake west of the Mississippi River. At the current level the Great Salt Lake is approximately 75 miles long and about 35 miles wide. Located in several wide flat basins, a slight rise in water lever expands the surface area of the lake considerably. The first scientific measurements were taken in 1849 and since then the lake level has varied by 20 feet, shifting the shoreline in some places as much as 15 miles.

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