Just 35 minutes west of Salt Lake City, the Deseret Peak Complex features a wide array of venues. There is something to satisfy every sport enthusiast's hunger for excitement. The complex is nestled in the heart of the Tooele Valley and is full of family fun activities. Come out and take a PEEK a...

The Children's Museum of Utah has great hands-on exhibits for kids. They're great fun and surreptitiously educational. Kids can fly a jet, excavate the skeleton of a saber-toothed tiger, etc.

Come and try something new at Doug's Shoot 'N Sports. Our Indoor range has 12 individual lanes; each with its own target system. Targets can be placed out to 25 yards. When you are ready to check or change your target you simply flip a switch and it will return to you. The range was completely remod...

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.)

Fort Douglas was established in 1862 by Congress to assert federal authority in the area. The museum features exhibits giving one a sense of the history of the fort. The fort is a National Historic Landmark.

The Gallivan Center bills itself as "Salt Lake's outdoor living room." It features 16 large unique art pieces recreating a natural Utah theme. There is entertainment daily and an outdoor ice rink in winter.

Gardner Village is a "restoration" of an old mill area from the 1800's. It consists of specialty shops located in restored cabins, houses and buildings next to the Gardner Mill.

The Great Salt Lake State Park has swimming beaches, changing rooms with showers, picnic tables, a primitive campground and a boat ramp and marina.