Tag: “Utah”

6 places found.

  1. Dead Horse Point State Park

    Just outside of Canyonlands National Park lies a small state park that locals of nearby Moab love, and that virtually anywhere outside of the area remains unknown. While Dead Horse Point State Park is unspoken of in the rest of the world, locals frequently flock to the point to see views that rival the Grand Canyon high above the Colorado River as it winds its way into Canyonlands National Park.

  2. Valley of the Gods

    Commonly known as the little cousin of Monument Valley in northern Arizona, Valley of the Gods rests just to the north only a few miles up Highway 163 from the town of Mexican Hat, Utah just across the border. A 17 mile dirt road winds its way beginning at the southern entrance along Highway 163 and ending at its western entrance along Highway 261.

  3. Corinne, Utah

    Corinne, Utah isn't even a whistle top of a town. Its rambling meadows are situated in the wetlands at the northeast corner of the Great Salt Lake, just minutes off Interstate 15 at Brigham City.

  4. Arches National Park

    One of the most amazing national parks in Utah. It's the world's largest concentration of natural stone arches.

  5. Temple Square

    Temple Square is located in the geographical heart of Salt Lake City, Utah and is also the heart of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Housing the Salt Lake Temple, Salt Lake Tabernacle and various other Mormon buildings including the adjacent LDS Office Building.

  6. San Rafael Valley

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