Official travel and visitor information for the state of Utah. Find hotels, restaurants, events and things to do in Utah.

Introducing the Utah Film Trail, starring Utah’s iconic landscapes. A statewide series of physical markers guide visitors to experience Utah. America’s Film Set.®

Travel to Utah for some of the most stunning scenery, iconic national parks, and the greatest snow on earth. Utah is home to world class ski resorts, mountain biking, river rafting, hiking, off roading, and more.

Desde sus cinco increíbles parques nacionales hasta el paraíso de los deportes de invierno de las Wasatch Mountains y los encantos urbanos de Salt Lake City, Utah es un lugar en el que experiencias inesperadas forjan recuerdos duraderos.

Utah is home to some of the world's greatest treasures- the Mighty 5® National Parks, 46 Utah State Parks, 15 world-class ski resorts and the urban vibrance of Salt Lake. Utah Tourism is Big Business.

Tourists interested in visiting Utah are invited to visit the Office of Tourism's official consumer web site. You can get information on our national parks, skiing/snowboarding, white-water rafting, hiking, biking, and special events.

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Sculpted by wind, water and time, Utah's landscape is the perfect canvas for adventurers. From its five incredible national parks to the winter sports wonderland of the Wasatch Mountains to Salt Lake City’s urban charms, Utah is a place where unexpected experiences forge lasting memories.

2024年3月20日 · Here’s what you need to know before exploring the state’s sublime national parks, dynamic cultural scene, and wild spaces from salt flats to slot canyons. Travelers gaze at Canyonlands National...

Utah is made up of vibrant and historic cities and towns, all surrounded by natural beauty. These natural landscapes are designated as national parks, national monuments, national forests, state parks and millions of additional acres of open spaces with no official designation save for "Utah."