October 11, 2018, 10:41 AM
RRVisiting Utah
Visiting Utah for a couple days. In Zion and headed to Salt Lake. Looking for any recommendations from those who know? Thanks
October 11, 2018, 11:04 AM
BB61What are you interested in doing while in Salt Lake City? Temple Square is a good visit even if you aren’t religious and the Sunday Tabernacle Choir broadcast is free and open to the public.
I would also suggest you take the Timpanogos Highway exit in Northern Utah County (just before Salt Lake County) and take the drive through American Fork Canyon up to Sundance and down through Provo Canyon. Nice hour two detour through a beautiful canyon. Be advised there is a fee as it is a part of the Nation Park/Monument system.
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October 11, 2018, 11:07 AM
UTsigI could have helped with Zion, I live 20 miles away, but am no help with SLC. I'm guessing there is still some nice color up north in the canyons.
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October 11, 2018, 11:36 AM
RR[QUOTE]Originally posted by UTsig:
I could have helped with Zion, I live 20 miles away, but am no help with SLC. I'm guessing there is still some nice color up north in the canyons.[/QUOTE
My wife and I are in Zion until tomorrow. Going to visit the park. What do you recommend in restaurants?
October 11, 2018, 11:38 AM
RRquote:
Originally posted by BB61:
What are you interested in doing while in Salt Lake City? Temple Square is a good visit even if you aren’t religious and the Sunday Tabernacle Choir broadcast is free and open to the public.
I would also suggest you take the Timpanogos Highway exit in Northern Utah County (just before Salt Lake County) and take the drive through American Fork Canyon up to Sundance and down through Provo Canyon. Nice hour two detour through a beautiful canyon. Be advised there is a fee as it is a part of the Nation Park/Monument system.
Planning to head to Salt Lake tomorrow afternoon and fly out Saturday. Was going to try and swing by Blade HQ on the way up.
October 11, 2018, 11:54 AM
UTsigquote:
Originally posted by RR:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by UTsig:
I could have helped with Zion, I live 20 miles away, but am no help with SLC. I'm guessing there is still some nice color up north in the canyons.[/QUOTE
My wife and I are in Zion until tomorrow. Going to visit the park. What do you recommend in restaurants?
Park should be beautiful today, with the rain comes waterfalls!! Our favorite restaurants are Oscars, Whiptails and the Park House Café for breakfast.
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October 11, 2018, 01:50 PM
RROscar’s was good. Thanks!
October 11, 2018, 01:53 PM
fpuhanGo to Zion. Visit Bryce. Stay there.
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RRquote:
Originally posted by fpuhan:
Go to Zion. Visit Bryce. Stay there.
Bryce is on the plans for tomorrow.
October 11, 2018, 06:03 PM
RNshooterVisit Kanab. Good restaurants and Best Friends Animal Sanctuary. Take a tour.
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October 11, 2018, 06:24 PM
Bytesquote:
Originally posted by RR:
quote:
Originally posted by fpuhan:
Go to Zion. Visit Bryce. Stay there.
Bryce is on the plans for tomorrow.
You're really going to like Bryce. It is by far my favorite Natl Park in Utah. The temp may be a bit on the cool side so check the local weather.
October 11, 2018, 08:29 PM
BB61quote:
Originally posted by RR:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by BB61:
Planning to head to Salt Lake tomorrow afternoon and fly out Saturday. Was going to try and swing by Blade HQ on the way up.
Blade HQ is in Utah County (just before Salt Lake) in Pleasant Grove which is right next To American Fork where Stealth Gear has its store. If you are in American Fork and/or Pleasant Grove, you are about 5-7 minutes from the mouth of American Fork Canyon If you are planning on going to Blade HQ, you should hit the Alpine Loop that I mentioned earlier (which is American Fork Canyon).
https://utah.com/scenic-drive/alpine-loop.
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October 11, 2018, 09:17 PM
RRquote:
Originally posted by BB61:
quote:
Originally posted by RR:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by BB61:
Planning to head to Salt Lake tomorrow afternoon and fly out Saturday. Was going to try and swing by Blade HQ on the way up.
Blade HQ is in Utah County (just before Salt Lake) in Pleasant Grove which is right next To American Fork where Stealth Gear has its store. If you are in American Fork and/or Pleasant Grove, you are about 5-7 minutes from the mouth of American Fork Canyon If you are planning on going to Blade HQ, you should hit the Alpine Loop that I mentioned earlier (which is American Fork Canyon).
https://utah.com/scenic-drive/alpine-loop.
Didn’t even realize about stealth gear! Have to check that out! Thanks for the suggestions everyone
October 11, 2018, 11:31 PM
CA DuckHunterTwo triple D restaurants I enjoy when work takes me to Salt Lake: red iguana, Pat's BBQ.
October 12, 2018, 08:42 AM
UTsigFood in Bryce, Ruby's, is terrible, out on the hiway a little West of Bryce is Bryce Canyon Pines, very good.
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October 12, 2018, 08:47 AM
joatmonvWhen in Salt Lake City, go up Big Cottonwood Canyon. Absolutely beautiful up there.
Food everywhere is decent and Mexican restaurants aplenty.
Take UT 111 on the west side of the valley for some nice views.
Park City is up Parley's Canyon (I-80) and has a lot to do also.
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October 12, 2018, 08:48 AM
PorterNquote:
Originally posted by BB61:
quote:
Originally posted by RR:
[QUOTE]Originally posted by BB61:
Planning to head to Salt Lake tomorrow afternoon and fly out Saturday. Was going to try and swing by Blade HQ on the way up.
Blade HQ is in Utah County (just before Salt Lake) in Pleasant Grove which is right next To American Fork where Stealth Gear has its store. If you are in American Fork and/or Pleasant Grove, you are about 5-7 minutes from the mouth of American Fork Canyon If you are planning on going to Blade HQ, you should hit the Alpine Loop that I mentioned earlier (which is American Fork Canyon).
https://utah.com/scenic-drive/alpine-loop.
how did I not know BladeHQ was right next to me....
But I agree about the Alpine Loop. It's beautiful - although the weather today is rainy and cold.
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October 12, 2018, 08:58 AM
maxwayneIf you get near Ogden, the John Browning Museum is very interesting.
http://theunionstation.org/joh...ing-firearms-museum/If you are a history or train fan, Promontory Point is also interesting.
https://www.nps.gov/gosp/index.htmOctober 12, 2018, 09:36 AM
Southflorida-lawJust went there in July. If you have the time in Salt Lake and are interested in your genealogy make sure to stop at the LDS Family history center. Super helpful, I went in with my dad's birth date and left an hour later with a family tree going back to teh 1800's into Ireland!
October 12, 2018, 12:10 PM
bald1quote:
Originally posted by Bytes:
You're really going to like Bryce. It is by far my favorite Natl Park in Utah.
I'd say it is my favorite National Park in the whole SouthWest!
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