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LIFE ELEVATED


www.VisitUtah.com


EXPERIENCE ‘LIFE ELEVATED’ IN UTAH USA


With its Mighty 5® National Parks in the south, alpine peaks to the north and wild west cinematic scenery, Utah offers next level adventures and experiences. Think red rock, deep canyons, snowy peaks, and shimmering lakes.


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fascinating rock formations and strange, vibrant landscapes have inspired many a movie director and may be surprisingly familiar after appearing in everything from Thelma & Louise to Forrest Gump and Westworld.


Here we’ve broken down the state with our ’how to’ guide to Utah.


HIT THE ROAD


The lure of the open road is strong in Utah and no matter where you drive here, there’s a scenic byway to get where you’re going. From ghost towns to dinosaur footprints, red rock towers or Caribbean-blue lakes, Utah’s 28 state and national scenic byways are destinations in themselves. Concentrated in the southern half of the state


you will find Utah’s ‘Mighty 5®’ National Parks: Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef and Zion. The National Parks are reached by stunning scenic drives and connected by unexpected national monuments, national forests, towns, state parks and scenic lands that fill the space in between. In Southern Utah you can visit red rock icons then discover something equally wild around the next bend. Perhaps it’s hiking between towering ‘hoodoos’, then respectfully walking among 1,000-year-old petroglyphs. Or it’s running with childlike glee among the stone goblins of Goblin Valley State Park, then staying up late to see dark night skies so filled with stars that you’ll wonder who is out there looking back.


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