This famous earthwork uses black basalt rocks and earth from the site. The artist created a coil 1,500 feet long and 15 feet wide that stretches out counter-clockwise into the translucent red water. 続きを読む
Look for the "moon tree." Which was grown from seeds carried aboard the Apollo 14 command module that orbited the moon in 1971. There is only one left in Utah. Look for a sycamore with a plaque. 続きを読む
Take a ride on history. The White Roller Coaster (1921) was designed by legendary inventor John Miller the father of the roller coaster. 続きを読む
Come here when the valley is in an inversion. Once you get out of the foggy grime and up the mountain it's actually a beautiful sunny day perfect for skiing. 続きを読む
Awarded a grant to create the NASA BLAST (Bringing Light and SpaceTogether) experience. You can visit the Light Exhibit here, Space Garden at Farm Country, and the Solar System Walk in the Gardens. 続きを読む
Take a free guided tour of the Capitol starting every hour, but before you go, get an older view of the building and mountains in the 1970s photo from our Documerica Collection. 続きを読む
Descend into the canyon on horseback or mule with a cowboy guide among a sea of pink and red hoodoos, bizarre rock spires that have been eroded into peculiar formations. 続きを読む
Tony Award Winning theatre from June-October. Six shows in 3 theatres. 続きを読む
One of the more epic slot canyons near Zion and the definitely the easiest to access. Make sure to bring your camera! 続きを読む
Open 365 days a year, the Clark Planetarium is a high-tech 360 degree immersion into the galaxy unlike any other. Check out the wonderful space exhibits when you're not in the Planetarium or IMAX. 続きを読む
Been dying to see Joseph Smith's head on a giant sphinx? This is your chance. Seriously, check it out. 続きを読む