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Utah is famous for its exciting outdoor activities and beautiful scenery. Beautiful National Parks such as Zion, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, Bryce Canyon and Arches, have to be seen to be believed! And don't miss Cedar Breaks National Monument east of Cedar City. It is only a a short distance from Upper Zion, Kolob Canyons which many travelers miss because entry is from Highway 15 well north of the regular Zion entrance.
In the winter, many travel from all over to ski and board the many mountains Utah has to offer. The powder in Utah can't be beat, the glades are great, and the groomed trails are perfect for beginners up to the most advanced skiiers and boarders you'll find. Park City, Utah, is known for it's numerous ski resorts, as well as for small shops and a nice area to walk around after a full day on the mountain. Many skiiers prefer Utah to Colorado, as many of the mountains (such as Deer Valley and Alta) do not allow snowboarders. This creates a more low-key environment, especially or beginning and lower level skiiers. Utah is very conservative due to it's large Mormon population so don't plan on partying too hard.
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About Snow Canyon:
Snow Canyon is named after early Mormon settlers, Lorenzo and Erastus Snow. It was designated as a Utah State Park in 1959.
Two canyons, West Canyon and Snow Canyon, begin side-by-side at the north gouging deeply into the sandstone of the Red Mountains, each canyon then running southward, slowly converging then finally meeting in the middle of the park. From there Snow Canyon continues south-by-southeastward as a single, larger canyon. Near the park's southern entrance, t...
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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 ditches had salt build up on the posts just above the water line. It was pretty neat - I hadn't seen that before.
I got dropped off at the airport way too early and had nothing to do. ...
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After our late evening ride through Arches the day before, we knew a little about the Park and what we wanted to see. We decided to try and get a rather early start, so we ate a light breakfast and checked out of our motel. There was much to experience before we left Moab, and we were anxious to get started.
Arches occupies only a tiny corner, 119 square miles, of the vast Colorado Plateau. But within this relatively small National Park th...
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