Utah attracts nature lovers year-round with its mountains and plateaus. The cooler months offer the opportunity to explore national parks, hike the canyons, ford the straits and fly in the clear blue skies. The warmer months, the perfect opportunity...
Utah attracts nature lovers year-round with its mountains and plateaus. The cooler months offer the opportunity to explore national parks, hike the canyons, ford the straits and fly in the clear blue skies. The warmer months, the perfect opportunity for hiking enthusiasts, plenty of which can be done with the family in peace and quiet. With five national parks, nicknamed the "Mighty Five," each has unique vistas and geologies, giving them a character all their own. Bryce Canyon has the bright red hoodoos, Los Arcos has... well, the arches, and Zion is a rugged, biodiversity-rich mix of winding, crystal-clear rivers. With so numerous amazing spots in the nature, it's no wonder there are so many hiking trails. But a wide range of trails can also be found in many towns across the state - Park City, Ogden, and Salt Lake City, in fact, are some of the most comprehensive trail systems in the world. When members of the Mormon Church ran into trouble in the rest of the United States, Brigham Young led them west and made Salt Lake City his home when there was practically a desert back then. Today, this large metropolitan area boasts numerous architectural wonders, such as the Mormon Church temples and government buildings. Another way to get to know Utah's capital is to tour some of its many natural areas, such as Antelope Island, which is the largest island in the Great Salt Lake, the largest saltwater lake in the Western Hemisphere. Finally, Utah is named after the people who, along with the Navajo, occupied the region millennia before the arrival of white settlers. The state is replete with Native history, from remarkable petroglyphs and wonderful rock art to ancient ruins and artifacts. In the Maze District, visitors can discover Late Archaic artwork dating back to 9,000 BC. Travel to Utah is quite expensive on average. Generally, accommodations can absorb most of the budget. Instead of spending thousands of dollars on hotel reservations or apartment rentals, simply join our home exchange community and you can stay in fully furnished accommodation in Utah for free. Our members are very helpful, friendly and reliable. They can even offer you a local tour guide or introduce you to the most impressive and worth visiting places in the surrounding area. So join People Like Us, check out our home listings, chat with a member and exchange your homes today.
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