4. Temple Square, Salt Lake City

Magnificent Temple Square is located in the heart of Salt Lake City. Owned by the well-known Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, it is a 10-acre complex that features a noteworthy, intricate six-spire temple from the 1800s. This famous attraction is conveniently located in proximity to many of Salt Lake City’s other exceptional attractions including pretty parks, and world-class restaurants. So don’t forget to stop and check out this temple and other nearby architectural wonders.

 

5. Park City Mountain Resort, Park City

The notable 7,300-acre Park City Mountain Resort is near Deer Valley. It’s one of the state’s most popular attractions for families seeking some outdoor fun. It is also the country’s largest ski resort. It’s an exceptional place for skiing, snowboarding, and even sleigh rides. Need more? There are cabins, assorted eateries, snowmobile tours, snowboard lessons, ski and cable cars, various special events, and even “ski-in-ski-out access” to popular, historic Main Street.

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