Known as Salt Lake City's most frequented park area, this 10-mile canyon offers limitless exploring with dogs, mountain bikes, or hiking. It is also home to beautiful picnic areas, top-rated dining at Log Haven, and a groomed cross country skiing area.

Explore this 40-mile trail that spans the length of the Salt Lake Valley along the Jordan River. It is an excellent bike byway, as well as running, walking, and even horseback in some sections. Dotted with many parks and recreation stops, travelers will find peaceful respite from the city on and off this beuatiful trail.

Taste a 55-year family tradition still going strong today at Iceberg Drive Inn. With many more of these restaurants to be found up and down the state, this is the location that started it all with thick, above-the-rim shakes, tasty onion rings, and good old-fashioned burgers. Come early, the lines can get long. But it's worth the wait!

This longtime local favorite features dinner theaters and cabarets, featuring their own parodies while serving up a full dinner menu to showgoers. They're well known for their comedic spoofs of classic movies and stories, political jokes, and themes that revolve around Utah culture.

This speakeasy-inspired bar offers a delectable range of small plates, along with cocktails and entertainment. Reviewers frequently comment on the swanky atmosphere and upscale experience, especially the 1920's era style décor and old-fashioned drinks. Old bookcases part, opening up the bar and creating an instant impression with visitors.

Murray Park offers so many experiences in one location. Take the afternoon off by the river to picnic or BBQ. Enjoy ice skating at the indoor rink. Take your pick of two pool complexes, one outdoor, with another indoor pool open year-round. Then take in a ballgame at the 3,000-seat ballpark, or catch a play in the Murray Arts Center also onsite.