Salt Lake City Travel Blogs

Is there anything truly more alluring than the sensation of arriving at the airport?  Oh, sure, there are countless other titillating experiences that appeal to our senses; but in the context of travel the airport is our first small step into the larger world around us.  It’s a little l…

---> /PL/Rowery to dla nas błogosławieństwo, pozwalają nam poruszać się zupełnie bez ograniczeń. Mozna je władować i do kolejki i do autobusu jeśliby się człowiek zbyt zmęczył albo miał za daleko do domq. Jedziemy rowerem gdy nie ma auta, do biblioteki (właściwie jak zostajemy …

Salt Lake City is unique, or maybe I mean its people are.  Having brunch at a Denny’s, we were surrounded by tables full of men wearing white shirts and dark ties, earnestly discussing business.  Downtown nobody has tattoos or piercings, dress is conservative..  Everybody is smilin…

I spent in Salt lake City almost 3 weeks (not in a row but still it was some time to knoe the city itself and the light railway, which is called TRAX here, some call it 'tram' as well). My temporary home here in the town was at Sugar House (i've never seen here such a house, but it's maybe only the…

After 5 weeks out here, I'm finally on my way home.  On the drive from Wendover to the airport in Salt Lake City I was soaking up the scenery, knowing it might be a long time before I return.  The hills were reflected in the salty ponds along the ditch.  The fence running through the…

Into one Big City for a change. Today’s trip south will be in the neighborhood of 300 miles, and we tried to make it as painless as possible.  Not a whole lot to see whether on main roads or back roads.  We took the back roads and had fun looking for Americana.   We got a coup…

If you follow ski racing at all, you may know about Cody Marshall. He is on the US Ski Team (the B team) and was an 2010 Olympic hopeful. His older brother, Jesse, and younger sister, Chelsea, are also part of the US Ski Team. Almost two weeks ago, Cody suffered from a near fatal fall in Park City.…

After 5 sweaty hours in a crowded nightbus from St. George (although we got cramped in the hot backseat at the toilet, we were just happy not to have to spend the night on the bench in St. George) it was such a relief to step out of the bus into the signifficantly cooler air of Salt Lake …

'This is the place ...'Salt Lake City, Utah, home to the Mormons, or as they like to call themselves Latter Day Saints (LDS). First impressions were that this was a neat, clean, tidy, orderly city. This was most probably due to the LDS influence, which is pervasive in the general Utah area. I went …

I can see the snow covered mountains but have not had time to go skiing! ahhhh

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Back in Salt Lake City from my fun UK trip.Got to see so many places and what an adventure for my first big solo trip.Posted all pics on Flickr:http://www.flickr.com/photos/judgedredd76/sets/72157602664586224/

The snow storm never hit, thank goodness.  Again, it was a lovely drive by twinkling lights on icicle dripping houses.  I made it safely back to the airport without sliding into anything.  Then I had 3 hours to kill there.  Got a little holiday shopping in and then found a table…

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