Paying for this pass may save you money in the long run as you move from park to park in Utah. The $80 fee allows unlimited access to all National Park Service units for a year, and also provides discounts on some of the services within the units. The following is subdivided into 'National parks and monuments' and 'Other' as an aid to the reader:Ī 'Park Pass' from the United States National Park Service is a particularly good investment if you're visiting Utah and planning to see its national parks and monuments. Utah has an extraordinary number of national parks and monuments. Green River Overlook in Canyonlands National Park Other Destinations Delicate Arch in Arches National Park. George – fast-growing city in the southwest corner of state in Dixie, near Zion National Park and offering plenty of leisurely recreational activities akin to Mesquite, Nevada and also a hot spot for spring break 40.244444 -111.660833 8 Provo – in Utah Valley south of Salt Lake City on the Wasatch Range, home to Brigham Young University, and surrounded by high mountains, great skiing, canyons, Utah Lake, and numerous other recreational opportunities.39.6 -110.806667 7 Price – small town in eastern Utah with many local dinosaur attractions, ancient Indian petroglpyhs, the College of Eastern Utah, and wide open desert areas.40.659444 -111.499722 6 Park City – mountain resort city at center of large winter sports area with 2 ski resorts many events for the 2002 Winter Olympics took place near here.Eccles Dinosaur Park and is near many ski resorts and abundant recreational activities 41.227778 -111.961111 5 Ogden – traditionally industrial city north of Salt Lake City, which includes George S.38.5725 -109.549722 4 Moab – tourist town in northeastern Canyon Country, in the center of a major recreational area that includes Arches, Canyonlands national parks and Dead Horse Point State Park, and offering outdoor outfitters and guides.

41.737778 -111.830833 3 Logan – fast-growing city in Cache Valley in northern Utah, with plenty of nearby recreational activities, two impressive Mormon religious structures, and Utah State University.37.6825 -113.074444 2 Cedar City – good-sized college town of Southern Utah University in northern Dixie, home to the annual Utah Shakespearean Festival, and near Cedar Breaks National Monument and the northwestern section of Zion National Park.40.75 -111.883333 1 Salt Lake City – found along the Wasatch Range, it is the largest city and capital of the state, the center of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church, whose members are known as Mormons), including Temple Square, and the University of Utah host city of the 2002 Winter Olympics.Mount Superior at Alta Ski Resort is near Salt Lake City in the Wasatch Range.

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