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One of Utah’s oldest parks has long been enjoyed by residents and visitors for its heritage charm, spacious lawns, tranquil lake and sports grounds.

This neo-Gothic centerpiece of Temple Square is an imposing sight that is closed to the general public, but highly revered by followers of the Mormon Church.

One of Utah’s oldest parks has long been enjoyed by residents and visitors for its heritage charm, spacious lawns, tranquil lake and sports grounds.

One of Utah’s oldest parks has long been enjoyed by residents and visitors for its heritage charm, spacious lawns, tranquil lake and sports grounds.

One of Utah’s oldest parks has long been enjoyed by residents and visitors for its heritage charm, spacious lawns, tranquil lake and sports grounds.

One of Utah’s oldest parks has long been enjoyed by residents and visitors for its heritage charm, spacious lawns, tranquil lake and sports grounds.

This historical central square spans three city blocks, with gardens and some of the most significant buildings of the Mormon Church.

Historic human artifacts complement the fascinating geologic features formed millions of years ago in this park of red cliffs and white rock. 

A preserved 19th-century schoolhouse and a charming church adorn the narrow streets of a settlement surrounded by astonishing canyons and mountains. 

One of Utah’s oldest parks has long been enjoyed by residents and visitors for its heritage charm, spacious lawns, tranquil lake and sports grounds.

This historical central square spans three city blocks, with gardens and some of the most significant buildings of the Mormon Church.

This historical central square spans three city blocks, with gardens and some of the most significant buildings of the Mormon Church.

Go fishing, hiking or boating at one of the largest fresh water lakes in the West.

At this zoo outside Salt Lake City meet creatures from all over the world, from exotic African lions to Utah native gray wolves.

One of Utah’s oldest parks has long been enjoyed by residents and visitors for its heritage charm, spacious lawns, tranquil lake and sports grounds.

This historical central square spans three city blocks, with gardens and some of the most significant buildings of the Mormon Church.

Historic human artifacts complement the fascinating geologic features formed millions of years ago in this park of red cliffs and white rock. 

Stroll along paths or rest on green lawns between colorful flowerbeds in this botanical retreat in the foothills of the Wasatch Mountains.