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Price - Nearby Destinations
Tourist destinations to consider near Price are listed below. Click on any name for complete information.
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Green River
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The Green River starts at Flaming Gorge in the northeast corner of
Utah, proceeds through Dinosaur National Monument, winds through
desert wilderness in east-central Utah, passes the town of Green River
before merging with the Colorado River in Canyonland National Park. It
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Green River (town of)
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Population: 800
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The attraction of this small town is the Green River which snakes
through extremely remote canyons. The Green River is famous for
excellent scenic river opportunities along with millions of acres of
pristine desert offering many recreational activities. The area is
surrounded by the Book Cliffs and is the gateway to the San Rafael
Swell. There are several hotels and restaurants for your convenience,
along with a 9 hole golf course and the John Wesley Powell River Museum. |
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Provo
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Population: 275,000 (Metro Area)
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Provo is Utah's third largest city. It is a clean, pleasant city
situated between the Wasatch Mountains and Utah Lake. It is home to
Brigham Young University, the largest church affiliated university in
the country. The mountains surrounding Provo provide good hiking,
mountain biking and fishing opportunities among beautiful alpine
scenery. Also nearby are Timpanogos Cave National Monument and pretty
Sundance Ski Resort. |
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San Rafael Swell
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The San Rafael Swell is a terrifically wild and lightly visited area
of desert canyons in the heart of Utah. Visitors here should expect
plenty of solitude in a harsh but starkly beautiful setting. Several
rough but passable scenic drives are available as is backcountry
hiking for the adventurous. The San Rafael River through the "Little
Grand Canyon" makes for a pleasant flat water trip by raft or canoe. |
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Wasatch Plateau
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The Wasatch Plateau is an expansive area of forested peaks and rolling
hills, alpine meadows and mountain lakes. Its highest point is 10,900
feet and a good portion of the plateau sits above 10,000 feet. Skyline
Drive runs for 100 miles along the crest of the plateau providing
access to numerous campgrounds, hiking areas and great views. |
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