A snobby traveler, someone who only hikes in Prana and Prada, might thumb his nose at Utah state parks. “Oh, those things? They’re just so… not… national.”
Good thing you know better 😉
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What’s better than teaching your kids about art and culture at a museum? Teaching your kids about art and culture outside.
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Mountain biking by day, stargazing by night. Let Holiday River Expeditions (now with land expeditions!) show you the Milky Way.
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Heads up! For those of you planning to cruise the Zion-Mount Carmel Highway, this information could come in handy.
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With five national parks and millions of acres of wilderness waiting to be explored, the toughest part about exploring Utah is deciding where to begin.
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Next time someone asks you the capital of Utah, say, “Fillmore.” Then say, “Oh, you mean the State of Utah, now? I thought you meant the Utah Territory from 1851 to 1856,” and they’ll feel bad for laughing at you. https://t.co/DTvXfB9nzl https://t.co/DTvXfB9nzl
Preserved Ancestral Puebloan ruins and a museum with exhibits showing what life was like 800 years before the town was called Boulder. https://t.co/azDjropZ6U https://t.co/azDjropZ6U
See an extensive collection of carriages, farm tools, cabins and more from the period when Mormon pioneers settled the area on a mission for iron. https://t.co/yTN8TrQXqK https://t.co/yTN8TrQXqK
Explore rock art and artifacts leftover from the Fremont people who lived in the area from 400 to 1300 CE, and who, if their mothers were anything like ours, probably spent most of that time grounded for drawing on the walls. https://t.co/o28SXHyaJK https://t.co/o28SXHyaJK
What did the U.S. Army, Mormon Pioneers and the Pony Express have in common during the tumultuous years from 1858 to 1861? Find out at Camp Floyd State Park. https://t.co/VHEnCekLuN https://t.co/VHEnCekLuN
One of San Juan County’s many windows into history… as in, you can actually look into the window of a 1,000-year-old Ancestral Puebloan kiva. Meet your predecessors and enjoy their same view of the Abajo Mountains. https://t.co/I1ALFvhluJ https://t.co/I1ALFvhluJ
Follow any car with bikes strapped onto it long enough and you’ll end up at a world-famous mountain biking trail like Poison Spider, Slickrock or Gemini Bridges. https://t.co/a4nspXvQDk https://t.co/a4nspXvQDk
Celebrate the legacy of John Wesley Powell with OARS - Whitewater Rafting on the 150th anniversary of his legendary adventure through the Colorado Plateau and into the great unknown. Five canyons, and five different... https://t.co/zpdgOZX1s0