Temple Square is the the most popular attraction in the state with several million annual visitors. It includes the magnificent Mormon Temple, the Mormon Tabernacle, Assembly Hall, and more.

Don't just walk the path of dinosaurs. Touch, feel, hear, and explore it at the new 22,000-square foot Utah Field House of Natural History State Park Museum opening June 2004.

Zion National Park is awe inspiring. Massive cliff walls tower majestically a half mile above the green canyon floor. A river tumbles easily beneath cottonwoods and wooded trails wind about the canyon and up its walls to small pools and springs. Whether you hike its miles of trails or simply drive its easy drives you can not help but be moved by Zion's beauty.

Featuring interactive exhibits depicting the history of skiing in Utah, a virtual-reality ski theater and 2002 Olympic Winter Games Museum. Located at the Utah Olympic Park.

Fall is a great time to enjoy the masterpieces of chamber music and the dramatic virtuoso playing of renowned solo artists from around the world, performing in magical and intimate concert settings throughout Park City.

Located in the heart of Historic Main Street. Professional live theater company offering Broadway musicals, comedies, dramas and special events year-round. Special events include comedy musical artists.

A tribute to the Legends of Country Music also highlighting some of the stars of today. Branson-style entertainment at Prospector Theater, next to Grub Steak. Call for dates and information.

Programmers of live music throughout the Park City area. We exist to foster and support an internationally recognized musical community in our beautiful mountain setting.

Providing camps and full-season programs in ski jumping, cross-country, and Nordic combined skiing. Located at the Utah Olympic Park. Call for more information.