Go West 2010

rom the iconic buttes of Monument Valley to
Unique
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Park City
the natural sandstone formations of Arches
National Park, Utah’s strikingly beautiful
UTAH
landscape has been immortalized in countless
ﬁ lms, epitomizing the grandeur of the
American West. The state’s sophisticated cities,
world-class winter resorts and national parks offer
travelers from around the world a wide variety of
Utah’s state motto – “Industry” – and its cultural, recreational and outdoor activities.
nickname of “The Beehive State” honor the Experience the thrill of a whitewater rafting trip
hard work and determination of those early through Canyonlands National Park. Visit Moab,
settlers who made the dangerous journey then go camping in The Devil’s Garden at Arches
west and carved a new life out of the rugged National Park. Go bird watching among the
yet beautiful Utah landscape. wildﬂ ower-ﬁ lled canyons of Zion National Park. Or
simply watch the sun set over the pink cliffs and
red rock “hoodoos” of spectacular Bryce Canyon
Bryce Canyon
National Park.
For winter sports enthusiasts, Utah is the place
DON’T MISS DESTINATIONS
to take a ﬁ gure-skating class at the Utah Olympic SALT LAKE CITY
Oval, go snow tubing at Soldier Hollow, ice ﬁ sh
Temple Square
in Scoﬁ eld State Park or enjoy snowmobiling
Utah Symphony
Utah Opera
on some of the state’s 800 miles of groomed
snowmobile trails.
PARK CITY
Be sure to leave time to enjoy the ﬁ ne dining,
Utah Olympic Park
Historic Main Street
arts and cultural offerings of Salt Lake City, Utah’s
Mirror Lake Scenic Byway
state capital and world headquarters to the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.
ST. GEORGE
Access to Zion National Park
Snow Canyon State Park
LEARN MORE: Visit www.utah.travel
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