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Travel and Tourism - Utah.gov
The diversity of Canyonlands, the largest national park in the state, confounds the imagination. Thousand-foot views down into river canyons or up to red rock spires are truly awe inspiring. Visitors may explore the park by driving a passenger car on paved roads, by traveling the network of four-wheel drive roads found throughout the park, or by using more "old-fashioned" methods like hiking and biking. ... Utah's 45 state parks are a combination of heritage, scenic and recreation parks. You can camp, boat, swim, fish, picnic, visit interpretive areas, golf, hike, bike, ride off-highway vehicles, or just relax with family and friends. Discover what's new and see what programs are being offered in the parks. ... [Read More]
Park City
Dining in the Park City area is a culinary delight. By actual count, Park City has more chefs per capita than Paris, France. The Park City area has over 100 restaurants featuring European Continental, American, Cafe/Bistro, Mexican/Southwestern, Asian, Italian, and many other types of cuisine. www.parkcityinfo.com ... Park City Mountain Resort - With direct lift access from Park City's Main Street, Park City Mountain Resort is truly in the heart of Park City. It will be the site of the Giant Slalom competition and all Snowboading events of the 2002 Olympic Winter Games. A variety of summer activities including lift-served biking and hiking, Alpine Slide and horseback riding await visitors. ... [Read More]
Sandy City ::
The following activities are prohibited in or on City recreational facilities: (a) Entering into a flood detention pond where there is water present in it; (b) Expectorating, urinating or littering in violation of 7-1-11, R.O.S.C., or defecating except into a toilet for that purpose; (c) Bringing into a City recreational facility an animal other than a dog, cat, horse, donkey, burro, mule or llama unless a special permit has been obtained from Salt Lake County (“County”); (d) Allowing any dog or cat to be off of a leash, or allowing such animal not to be secured to a person; (e) Allowing a donkey, horse, burro, mule or llama to be in a facility when not being led by a halter or ridden; (f) Allowing an animal, other than a horse, donkey, burro, mule or llama, under one’s ownership, care, custody or control to defecate in a recreational facility without removing the defecation to a proper trash receptacle as provided in Section 3-1-16, R.O.S.C.; (g) Possessing or drinking any alco ... [Read More]
Rural Utah Resources - Public Pioneer
City Council, city services, information about St. George, recreation, city directory, boards & commissions. ... Lots of good information here: A community calendar of events, business & tourism info, city services, directory of officials, agendas & minutes to city council, planning commission, board of adjustment, and a special section to interact with city officials. ... County fair, employment, maps, Chamber of Commerce, list of cities gives current info on mayor, city council and other city officials, county officials. ... [Read More]
Utah State Parks and Recreation, Heritage & Museums
Iron Mission State Park Museum offers a gift shop and an outdoor picnic area. Camping and lodging facilities are located nearby. ... Cedar City, Utah 84720-2127 ... DISCOVER UTAH'S STATE PARKS AND MUSEUMS ... [Read More]
Utah's Largest Vacation Travel Website
Visit Park City, Utah ... - Complete info on 100 cities and towns, ski resorts, mountain ranges, national parks , rivers... ... [Read More]
Utah State Parks and Recreation
There are many things to do and see in the area. Nearby features include Deer Creek State Park, Rockport State Park, Mirror Lake Scenic Byway, and Park City Resort. ... Park City: http://www.parkcity.org/index.php ... Deer Creek and Rockport State Parks: www.stateparks.utah.gov ... [Read More]
Sales & Use Tax Instructions
Every location in Davis, Salt Lake, and Weber Counties. Also Alpine, American Fork, Brigham, Cache Valley Transit District, Cedar Hills, Erda, Grantsville, Highland, Hyde Park, Hyrum, Lakepoint, Lehi, Lincoln, Lindon, Logan, Mapleton, Millville, Nibley, North Logan, Orem, Park City, Park City East, Payson, Perry, Pleasant Grove, Providence, Provo, Provo Canyon, Richmond, River Heights, Salem, Smithfield, Snyderville Basin Transit District, Spanish Fork, Springville, Stansbury Park, Tooele City, and Willard ... [Read More]
Great Basin National Park Home Page
The main park entrance is five miles west of Baker, NV, near the Nevada-Utah border. Driving distances in miles are Salt Lake City: 234; Las Vegas: 286; Reno: 385; and Cedar City: 142. ... The closest major commercial airports are located in Salt Lake City, Utah and Las Vegas, Nevada. No public transportation is available to, or in, Great Basin National Park. ... Hiking options range from a 1/4 mile accessible trail to primitive routes taking several days. Pets are not allowed on park trails or in the backcountry. ... [Read More]
Utah State Parks and Recreation
Jordanelle State Park: www.stateparks.utah.gov/park_pages/parkpage.php?id=jsp ... Park City: http://www.parkcity.org/index.php ... There are many things to do and see in the area. Nearby features include Jordanelle State Park, Mirror Lake Scenic Byway, and Park City Resort. ... [Read More]
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