Eureka is a small town west of Utah Valley that was once the center of a bustling mining district. Although the town very lightly populated today, many of the old buildings remain, offering excellent photo opportunities and a chance to glimpse the remnants of Utah's mining glory days. Eureka is on t...

Over 30,000 sq.ft of inflatable fun including, bungee runs, human fly wall, sumo-wrestling, joust, huge obstacle courses and much more. They also have arcade games and Lazer Runner Extreme Lazer Tag.

The museum is full of historical data, artifacts pictures and artwork. Part of the museum is the Natural History Building which houses a full scale replica of a nearly fully intact Columbian mammoth. The mammoth was unearthed on the nearby Wasatch Plateau in 1988 while excavating the Huntington Rese...

The Family History Library is the largest geneological library in the world. The library is open to the general public for research at no charge.

The FamilySearch Center has computerized geneological records for hundreds of millions of people. They provide more than 200 personal computers for your use in tracing your family ancestry.

The First Presbyterian Church is an exquisite building done in English Gothic Revival style. It is one of several notable buildings along South Temple Street, just east of downtown Salt Lake City. (See links below.)

On Main Street in the center of town are the striking First Security Bank and Box Elder County Courthouse. Both are worth a look.