Top 7 Day Trips From Salt Lake City, Utah

Salt Lake City is a place that when visiting you willmissed.
discover a variety of day trips off the beaten path.4. Mirror Lake traveling from Kamas on state road 150
The mountains are just 20 minutes from the city andyou will travel 31 miles to this lake. Located in the Uinta
depending on the season they can be accessed withMountains it is the bluest of water and you can enjoy
ease. I suggest a summer trip unless you like to ski.a day of hiking and relaxation. Be sure and take a
1. Antelope Island is a State Park this island has wild lifejacket the weather can change in an instant.
birds, antelope and buffalo. Just like in the old west the5. Bridal Veil Falls located in Provo Canyon has a tram
buffalo roam here. It is like taking a step back in time.that goes to the top. You can also pick up a ride on
Take a lunch and enjoy this wild place.the Heber Creeper on a restored train that will take
2. Alpine Loop is one of the most beautiful drivesyou through the canyon.
through Utah mountains you can experience. You will6. Park City is a great day trip. You can shop at all the
wind through alpine meadows you cannot be in a hurryfactory outlets. Enjoy eating at some great
the road is winds through hairpin curves and barely fitsrestaurants. I always travel to Park City going through
two cars. You can hike up to a Glacier on MountEast Canyon. It gives me the best of both worlds the
Timpanogos, or stop at Cascade Springs for a easymountains and great food at the end of the trail.
walk through the Meadows.7. Big Cottonwood Canyon has been developed along
3. Heber Valley is a small town nestled in thethe road. Hiking is the way to see this canyon. There is
mountains. If you enjoy water sports there is a beacha hiking trail that takes off from Brighton Ski resort.
here where you can rent watercraft at Deer CreekThis will give you an idea of what the mountain looked
Resevoir. If you just want to spend a day at the spalike before development and is very enjoyable.
the natural hot springs at the Homestead are not to be