Glen Canyon National Recreation Area encompasses Lake Powell -- a vast body of deep blue water contained within orange-red cliff walls. It offers excellent opportunities for fishing, and in summer when water temperatures climb to a comfortable 70-80 degrees, swimming and water skiing. It is extremely popular with houseboaters.

Opened in 1989, the museum is both a showcase of varied artifacts and a glimpse into a bygone era. Goulding’s Lodge is not just a famous locale for Old West movies, but is also steeped in a rich history of trading, tourism, and culture as well. The museum is open to all visitors, whether staying at Goulding’s or not. Admission is on a donation basis which provide college scholarships for local students.

The Grand Canyon is an awesome place. Its overwhelming size and its intricate and colorful landscape make it without question one of the seven marvels of the natural world.

Back for year 3, Canyons will play host to the Sprint U.S. Snowboarding & Freeskiing Grand Prix! Come check out the world's best male and female Snowboardcross and Skicross riders as they race here at the resort. And after the finals, we'll host a free, live concert!

The Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument encompasses a vast area of multi-hued cliffs, twisting canyons, expansive plateaus and all manner of buttes, pinnacles and mesas. It features some terrific scenic drives, good hiking, challenging off-road 4wd exploring and plenty of photo opportunities.

Float down the river on our heavy-duty tubes, covered with a protective nylon and handles. Must be 14 years or older or 5'5". Inflatable kayaks or Rafts are recommended for kids under 14 with an adult or if you're over 275 lbs. Wetsuits and booties are available to rent and are strongly recommended in May and June.

Of all the unique and wonderful activities you'll be part of at the Homestead, there is nothing quite like the Homestead Crater. The Homestead Crater is the only warm water scuba diving destination in the continental US. You can go swimming, scuba diving, snorkeling or enjoy a therapeutic soak.

Around 1200 A.D. the Anasazi Indians established six communities in the area that is now Hovenweep National Monument. A severe drought that commenced in 1274 likely caused their desertion of the area shortly thereafter. Left are remnants of the impressive masonry buildings they constructed during their stay.

Explore the boundaries of the reservoir and private coves with a ski boat, towboat or personal watercraft. Jordanelle is one of the greatest water recreation spots in Northern Utah. "Brimming with ways to have fun on, and in the water.” Relax and rejuvenate your spirits at Jordanelle Marina.

When it comes to family entertainment, Lagoon has the bases covered. It's over one hundred acres of excitement, and it's all for you. Over forty rides, a waterpark, campground, historic Pioneer Village, live entertainment, shops, games and delicious eating.