10 TOP Things to Do in Utah (2026 Activity Guide)

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Things to do

Upper Antelope Canyon Tour - Sightseer's Tour from Page AZ

P7,409

per adult

94% of travellers recommend

Zion and Bryce Canyon National Parks Bus Tour From Las Vegas

Bryce & Zion Luxury Boutique Scenic Tour from Las Vegas with Lunch, Wifi

P13,140

per adult

94% of travellers recommend

Lower Antelope Canyon General Guided Tour

P5,865

per adult

90% of travellers recommend

YOU-DRIVE UTV Hell's Revenge 4x4 Off Roading Tour from Moab

5-STAR Moab Hell's Revenge UTV U-DRIVE TOUR + DINO TRACKS

P5,570

per adult

98% of travellers recommend

Monument Valley: Backcountry Jeep Tour with Navajo Guide

P4,379

per adult

96% of travellers recommend

East Zion: Crimson Slot Canyon Exploration and UTV Tour

P8,065

per adult

98% of travellers recommend

Lower Antelope Canyon & Horseshoe Bend 1-Day Trip from Las Vegas

Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend Day Tour with Lunch

P14,195

per adult

92% of travellers recommend

Orderville: East Zion Park White Mountain Horseback Tour

P4,689

per adult

98% of travellers recommend

Zion Canyon Hot Springs Soak Experience

P4,805

per adult

88% of travellers recommend

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Top places to visit

1. Zion National Park

Colorful cliffs within Zion National Park provide unforgettable views. Ride horseback, hike, bicycle or ride a shuttle through the canyon to observe striking geological formations etched from orange, pink and white layers of sandstone.

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2. Bryce Canyon National Park

Bryce Canyon National Park is a sprawling preserve in southwestern Utah, where coral-tinged hues of gnarled sedimentary rock make the region look like another planet. Comprised largely of geological formations known as hoodoos, Bryce Canyon National Park is a captivating place for a wilderness adventure. Hike, snowshoe, ski or ride on horseback through the spectacular scenery. Camp overnight to see one of the United States’ most breathtaking night skies and try guided stargazing.

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3. Arches National Park

Create a family scavenger hunt to find many of the 2,000 identified stone arches in Arches National Park. Some are so close to rock walls that you need to be next to them to notice. Others are visible via short walks from parking locations or shuttle stops or can be reached by hiking.

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4. Park City Mountain Resort

Located just 35 miles outside of Salt Lake City, this UT paragon became a household name when it hosted several events at the 2002 Winter Olympics. The weather and terrain are so ideal, in fact, that the United States Ski Team still uses the Park City Ski Resort as its official home, and professionals and hopefuls alike flock to the area every winter to revel in more than 3,000 acres of perfectly groomed snow.

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5. Snowbird Ski Resort

If you’re in search of a resort near Snowbird, choose the Snowbird Ski Resort, and you won’t regret it. With the longest ski season in Utah, Snowbird Ski Resort invites skiers and snowboarders alike to hit the trails and carve up all 100 trails and 3,240 vertical feet of terrain on this massive snow mountain.

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6. Capitol Reef National Park

Like other southern Utah lands, Capitol Reef National Park has colorful cliffs and rock canyons up to 275 million years old. Its uniqueness comes from specific shapes and sights. Inspect 1,000-year-old Fremont Culture Indian petroglyph rock art. Try to identify the “Capitol” and “reef” that influenced early pioneers who gave the area its name.

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7. Canyonlands National Park

In Canyonlands National Park, river meets desert, forming striking canyons and towering flat buttes and mesas. Explore all four districts of the park.

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What to do in Utah

Stay near popular Utah attractions

Zion National Park

9.8/10 (3,772 reviews)

Hikers of every level, and non-hikers too, can access views of the deep canyon and incredible red sandstone cliffs of this land of natural wonder.

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Where to stay in Utah

Find the best Utah areas and neighborhoods for the activities you enjoy most. Learn more about Utah

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Downtown Salt Lake City

Known for its fantastic nightlife, panoramic lake views, and popular shops, there's plenty to explore in Downtown Salt Lake City. Top attractions like Capitol Theater and Clark Planetarium are major draws. Catch the metro at Planetarium Station or Old Greektown Station to see more of the city.

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Deer Valley

The picture-perfect mountain views and popular ski slopes are top of the list for many visitors to Deer Valley. A stop by Park City Mountain Resort or Deer Valley Resort might round out your trip.

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Canyons Village at Park City

Canyons Village at Park City is a destination visitors seek out for is picture-perfect mountain views, abundant dining options, and popular ski slopes. You might want to check out attractions like Park City Mountain Resort or RockResorts Spa at The Grand Summit while you're exploring the neighborhood.

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North Park City

North Park City is a destination visitors seek out for is picture-perfect mountain views, abundant dining options, and popular ski slopes. You might want to check out attractions like Park City Mountain Resort or Park City Golf Club while you're exploring the neighborhood.

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Downtown Park City

The ample dining options and stunning ski slopes are top of the list for many visitors to Downtown Park City. A stop by Park City Mountain Resort or Main Street might round out your trip.