Tourist attractions in Utah
The state of UT houses a slew of tourist attractions, which includes national parks, national monuments, historical sites, and recreational areas. Utah Map will help you locate all these and make your trip a memorable stay. Some of the best tourist attractions in the state are given below:
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- Dinosaur National Monument
- Cedar Breaks National Monument
- Golden Spike National Historic Site
- Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
- Hovenweep National Monument - Primarily situated in Colorado, however some parts are lying in southeast Utah
- Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
- Zion National Park
Other prominent tourist destinations include Cache Valley, Bear Lake, Flaming Gorge, Dead Horse Point State Park, Goblin Valley, Four Corners, King's Peak, Great Salt Lake, Maple Canyon, Kodachrome Basin State Park, Palisade State Park, Monument Valley, The Arapeen ATV Trail System, Snowkite Skyline Drive, Wasatch Mountains, Uinta Mountains, and Yuba Lake State Park.
Hotels in Utah
The Green Mountain State is home to a broad range of hotels and some of the popular hotels in Utah are as follows:
- The Grand America Hotel
- Hotel Monaco Salt Lake City
- Snowbird Utah
- Best Western Landmark Inn & Pancake House
- Salt Lake City Marriott Downtown
- SpringHill Suites Cedar City
Salt Lake City, Park City, St. George, Moab, Provo, Cedar City, Kanab, Ogden, Torrey, Springdale, Vernal, Panguitch, Logan, Escalante, Tropic, and Green River are the cities with the top hotels.
Airlines in Utah
Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) is the main airport in the state. It is a hub of Delta Airlines. Airlines operating in UT include Continental, American Airlines, US Airways, United, and cheap carriers like JetBlue and Southwest.
Economy of Utah
The state features a blended economy, which encompasses sectors like mining, tourism, manufacturing, agriculture, finance, information technology, and oil production. Tourism is a big industry in the state and it is famous for its adventure sports and outdoor pursuits. The state of UT houses five national parks - Bryce Canyon, Arches, Capitol Reef, Canyonlands, and Zion and is home to the third highest number of national parks in any U.S. state following Alaska and California. Other than these, the national recreation areas, national forests and monuments and state parks add to the splendor of the state.
